About the exhibition

“My videos, photos and books—they’re all sculptures, without exception.” (Erwin Wurm)

Erwin Wurm is not only the most well-known Austrian artist, but is currently among the world's nine most influential contemporary artists on the international rankings, preceding artists such as Ai WeiWei or Damien Hirst. This year, besides the presentation in Budapest, his works will be exhibited in six different locations from Switzerland to the United States. His lightweight, articulate (or scandalous) sculptures have become popular worldwide for laymen and professionals. Erwin Wurm is a true star today, who conquers the audience with his works.

Wurm seeks answers to such questions as what turns an object, especially an object of utility, into a sculpture. How does a giant cardboard box become an overcoat, and what is the role of the spectator in the process of turning an object into a sculpture? His works refuse to satisfy expectations regarding the genre, as their creator attempts to fundamentally reshape the general approach to sculpture. Wurm’s first large-scale exhibition in Budapest features a comprehensive selection of his conceptually distinct series of sculptures and creations. Besides his photo- and video-based works, his transmogrified furniture-sculptures, clothing and performative sculptures, but also his artistic wallpapers and drawings will be put on display.

ONLINE TICKET PURCHASE

Buy your ticket online
1 600 HUF.

Ticket purchase

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

No, there is no surgarge when you purchase your ticket online.
We kindly ask you to print out your tickets to facilitate a smooth entry into the exhibition rooms.
No, tickets are non-refundable.
Yes, our online ticketing system accepts OTP SZÉP kártya free time pocket.
Yes, the entire museum building is easily accessible for wheelchair users.
Visitors can park on nearby streets for free, or in MÜPA multi-level underground garage, where you will be charged by the hour.
You can either take suburban railway (HÉV) No. H7 or tram No. 1 and get off at stop “Közvágóhíd”. Arriving by tram No. 2 and 24, or bus No. 23, 54, 55 you should get off at stop “Millenniumi Kulturális Központ”. Our address is: 1095 Budapest, Komor Marcell u. 1.
Yes, along the Danube bank you’ll find a well-marked cycle path. Reaching the museum, you can leave your bike at the bicycle racks, you’ll also find here a MOL Bubi docking station (if you are using the public bike-sharing system).
Yes, you are advised to take either line D11 or D12 southbound, to the last stop (“Müpa – Nemzeti Színház HÉV megálló”). Please, note that D11 is running only on weekdays, also, normal BKK tickets and passes are valid for boats only on weekdays. At weekend, there is an extra charge to be paid. For further information, please, visit BKK website.
The exhibition is on until 23 September.

It is awaiting visitors from Tuesday to Sunday. Opening hours: from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Last entry: 1 hour before closing.

Between 13 July and 21 August, opening hours: from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Yes, it is. However, when sharing your pics, you are kindly asked to use the hashtag #erwinwurm.

SUPPORTERS

MEDIAPARTNERS