Museum talks: Fatima HellbergConversation

Fatima Hellberg on how institutions can hold space for complexity whilst serving its public mission with openess and generosity.
Fatima Hellberg stands outside the Museum moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig in Vienna. She is shown full-length, wearing black trousers and a sweater with a dark blue blazer. Photograph.
Drop in / Free

Please remember to allow time to reach the 12th floor and to store bags, umbrellas, and liquids in the lockable wardrobe in the lobby area. The event is free and the capacity is limited, so please arrive early to secure your spot. 

Curator and General Director of mumok – Museum moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Wien. Prior to her current role, Hellberg served as Director of Bonner Kunstverein (2019–25) and Artistic Director of Künstlerhaus Stuttgart (2015–19). 

She has curated exhibitions and projects in institutions including the ICA, London; Tate Modern; CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts, San Francisco; Malmö Konsthall and Museion, Bolzano.

Hellberg’s curatorial practice is formulated in close dialogue with artists, often with long-running collaborations and with a marked attention to the medium of exhibition as form.