Sponsors
We would like to thank our sponsors, cooperation
and media partners for the successful collaboration.
As a modern, open institution we wish to continue actively to approach partners from the world of business as well as private individuals, and would appreciate your interest in this matter. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any enquiries.
MAG. TERESA MITTERLHENER-MARCHESANI
Head of Marketing & Communication
Tel: +43-1-505 87 47-84061
Fax: +43-1-505 87 47-7201
teresa.marchesani(at)wienmuseum.at
We are grateful to have the following sponsors:
HFP Steuerberatungsgesellschaft m.b.H.
A-1030 Wien, Beatrixgasse 32
www.hfp.at
hasenlechner - artconsult GmbH
A-1030 Wien, Am Heumarkt 7/4/Top 40
www.artconsult.at
Advertisingpool
Agentur für Werbung und Öffentlichkeitsarbeit
A 1050 Wien, Kettenbrückengasse 11/5-7
www.advertisingpool.at
Elfi von Dassanowsky Foundation
Prof. Robert Dassanowsky
www.elfivondassanowsky.org
Our co-operation partners for the
exhibition "The Ernst Jandl Show":
The Ludwig Boltzmann Institute
for the History and Theory of Biography
Österreichische Nationalbibliothek
ÖsterreichTicket (ÖT)
oeticket, operated by Ticket Express GmbH, is Austria’s leading trademark for selling admission tickets with more than two million tickets sold yearly, an average of 2,500 events available and more than 2,500 active outlets. The tendency is rising. The oeticket team regularly takes care of 200,000 private customers and acts as a full service provider for the popular local Ticket-Hotline +43 (1)/96096, as well as the most used ticketing portal:
www.oeticket.com
Ö1 Club
Austrian Broadcast, Radio Austria 1
oe1.orf.at/
Hunger auf Kunst und Kultur
People living in precarious financial circumstances have the right to enjoy art and culture too. The so-called “Kulturpass” offers the possibility to do so. Using this “card” socially disadvantaged persons can obtain free entrance at numerous cultural institutions.
“Hunger auf Kunst und Kultur” , created 2003 by the Schauspielhaus in co-operation with the “Armutskonferenz”, should be understood as an initiative that focuses on the discourse about the significance and accessibility of culture for all people.
www.hungeraufkunstundkultur.at