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Karikaturmuseum Krems — Attraction in Krems an der Donau

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Karikaturmuseum Krems
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Kunsthalle Krems
Museumsplatz 5, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
Landesgalerie Niederösterreich
Museumsplatz 1, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
Artothek Niederösterreich
Steiner Landstraße 3/2.OG, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
Minorite Church (Concert Hall)
Minoritenpl. 2, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
Forum Frohner
Minoritenpl. 4, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
Stadtpark
Ringstraße 3159/1, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
Frauenbergkirche
Frauenberg 23, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
Steinertor
Ob. Landstraße, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
Galerie Stadtpark Krems
Künstlerhaus Wichnerstraße, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
Museumkrems
Körnermarkt 14, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
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Poldi Fitzka
Museumsplatz 2, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
Wellen.Spiel
Welterbeplatz 1, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
Taverne Zorbas
Steiner Landstraße 24, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
2Stein
Dr.-Karl-Dorrek-Straße 23, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
Bäckerei Sabathiel
Steiner Donaulände 50, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
WEINSTEIN
Steiner Donaulände 56, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
Filmbar Krems
Dr.-Karl-Dorrek-Straße 30, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
Firenze Pizzeria Restaurant - Dein Italiener in Krems-Stein
Schürerpl. 9, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
Hofbräu am Steinertor
Südtirolerpl. 2, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
City Cafe Ulrich
Südtirolerpl. 7, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
Nearby hotels
Living inStyle
Steiner Landstraße 16, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
Gästehaus auf der Kunstmeile
Steiner Landstraße 22, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
arte Hotel Krems
Dr.-Karl-Dorrek-Straße 23, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
Kolping Campus Krems
Alauntalstraße 95 + 97, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
Limehome Krems Undstr.
Undstraße 6, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
Radfahrer-Jugendherberge Krems
Ringstraße 77, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
Hotel Unter Den Linden
Schillerstraße 5, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
Steigenberger Hotel & Spa Krems
Am Goldberg 2, 3500 Krems/Wachau, Austria
Gästehaus Einzinger GmbH
Steiner Landstraße 82, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
PARKHOTEL Krems
Edmund-Hofbauer-Straße 19, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
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Karikaturmuseum Krems

Museumsplatz 3, 3500 Krems an der Donau, Austria
4.4(975)
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attractions: Kunsthalle Krems, Landesgalerie Niederösterreich, Artothek Niederösterreich, Minorite Church (Concert Hall), Forum Frohner, Stadtpark, Frauenbergkirche, Steinertor, Galerie Stadtpark Krems, Museumkrems, restaurants: Poldi Fitzka, Wellen.Spiel, Taverne Zorbas, 2Stein, Bäckerei Sabathiel, WEINSTEIN, Filmbar Krems, Firenze Pizzeria Restaurant - Dein Italiener in Krems-Stein, Hofbräu am Steinertor, City Cafe Ulrich
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+43 2732 908010
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kunstmeile.at

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Nearby attractions of Karikaturmuseum Krems

Kunsthalle Krems

Landesgalerie Niederösterreich

Artothek Niederösterreich

Minorite Church (Concert Hall)

Forum Frohner

Stadtpark

Frauenbergkirche

Steinertor

Galerie Stadtpark Krems

Museumkrems

Kunsthalle Krems

Kunsthalle Krems

4.4

(259)

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Landesgalerie Niederösterreich

Landesgalerie Niederösterreich

4.4

(207)

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Artothek Niederösterreich

Artothek Niederösterreich

4.8

(14)

Open 24 hours
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Minorite Church (Concert Hall)

Minorite Church (Concert Hall)

4.7

(65)

Open 24 hours
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Poldi Fitzka

Wellen.Spiel

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Hofbräu am Steinertor

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Poldi Fitzka

Poldi Fitzka

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Wellen.Spiel

Wellen.Spiel

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Taverne Zorbas

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2Stein

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4.4
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5.0
1y

"Zumpferlkaiser" Manfred Deix: Hommage an einen Gnadenlosen, Karikaturmuseum Krems, „I Love Deix“ – bis Februar 2025 Als Sechsjähriger verdiente er die ersten Honorare mit „Nacktzeichnungen“, die er an seine Mitschüler um 10, 15 Groschen verkaufte. Sex interessierte auch den Bub mit neun Jahren bereits, als er in einem Daumenkino eine Frau Striptease machen ließ. „Das Höschen hat sie anbehalten“, erzählte Deix später, „weil ich nicht wusste, wie es darunter aussieht.“ Im Alter von elf Jahren wurde er von einem Zeichenwettbewerb des ORF ausgeschlossen mit der Begründung, dass der Sender „Zeichnungen von Kindern, aber nicht von Erwachsenen oder Profis“ wolle. Im selben Jahr veröffentlichte Deix erste Cartoons in der St. Pöltner Kirchenzeitung. Unglaublich, aber wahr: Manfred Deix studierte an der Höheren Graphischen Lehr- und Versuchsanstalt in Wien, mit Kommilitonen wie Gottfried Helnwein, Josef Bramer oder Bernhard Paul. Schon eher seinem Naturell entsprechend: Zweieinhalb Jahre später gab es für ihn den Schulverweis, dem 1975 der Rausschmiss aus der Akademie der Bildenden Künste Wien folgte. Aber Manfred Deix kümmerte sich nicht um derlei Beckmessereien. Er war längst ein gesuchter Karikaturist, der in Profil, Trend und Economy seine ätzenden Kommentare veröffentlichte. Mit seinem Aufstieg konnte selbst eine Rakete nur schwer mithalten. Titelblätter für Stern, Spiegel, Pardon, Tempo oder Playboy brachten ihm die Bekanntheit, die es ihm erlaubte, 1980 sein erstes Buch mit dem Titel „Cartoons von Manfred Deix“ erfolgreich auf den Markt zu bringen. Seine Landsleute verehrten ihn, obgleich sie als typische Deix-Figuren auf den ersten Blick bis heute klar auszumachen sind. Kurz: Er setzte den Zeichenstift dort an, wo es wehtat!Dem 2016 verstorbenen Satiriker mit dem rot-weiß-roten Röntgenblick widmet das Karikaturmuseum Krems eine kleine, böse Schau. Seinen Fans fehlt er, den Karikierten aber auch. „Seit Manfred Deix tot ist, wissen wir nicht mehr, wie wir aussehen“ erklärte Literaturnobelpreisträgerin Elfriede Jelinek. Fest steht: Dieser Karikaturist, der wie kein anderer die Abgründe, Scheinheiligkeiten sowie das unzerstörbare Gemütlichkeitsgen der rot-weiß-roten Seele entlarvte, fehlt. Bigotte Priester, bornierte Politiker, eitle Gockel, pickelige Nazis, verweichlichte Staatsmänner – in den Arbeiten des Bürgerschrecks und „Zumpferlkaisers“ Manfred Deix kriegten viele ihr Fett ab. Sein Credo: Merke: Jeder kann zur Deix-Figur werden, er muss es sich allerdings auch verdienen. Die Deixfigur fand sogar Aufnahme in den Duden als eine „ins Lächerliche verzerrte Darstellung eines Menschen“. Die Ausstellung, die leider nur das Erdgeschoß umfasst, ist die erste Retrospektive seit seinem Ableben 2016. Kurator Gottfried Gusenbauer hat das Werk in Sektionen unterteilt: der junge, prominente, politische, gläubige, strenge, ungemütliche sowie der erotische Deix – diese Ecke, in der besonders viele Hängebrüste, Zumpferl und Hintern zu sehen sind, ist stilecht mit einer halbrunden Wand vom Rest abgetrennt. Mit seinen „Nackerten“, die er bereits als Sechsjähriger an Mitschüler verscherbelte, erregte Deix zeitlebens viele Gemüter. Für seine gnadenlosen Analysen über Österreich gilt das nicht: Deix zog, mit Pinsel und Zeichenstift bewaffnet, mit Lust zur Provokation gegen Spießbürgertum, Sexismus, Antisemitismus, Rassismus oder Korruption in den Kampf. Je größer das Ego der mächtigen Männer, desto kleiner ihr Penis. Sehenswert, aber...

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5.0
8y

One of the best museums in Austria. Well researched exhibitions and books on topic in the museum's store. Multimedia means are usually present, there are touch screens to see more drawings and a cinema room with relevant movies. Always a place where you can buy graphic novels. There is also a place where kids can play and draw. The exibitions include the usual comics but go into political caricature with complete explanations about the history and details about the newspapers they appeared in. There are a lot of details about different currents in the Austrian culture and the way they were reflected in the caricatures. This is usual for all museums in Austria, where the period just before the first world war is very present in any exibitions that has anything to do with modern art. And the caricature museum is modern art 😊, even if sometimes is old. There are permanent exibitions with collections of old newspapers and the way they presented big historic events in caricatures. The most interesting is the Simplicius review and the way it depicted the tragedy of world war I just to go to support the...

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5.0
2y

Great museum, keeps amazing us since it was founded 😍 Inspiring contents and artists, even artists in residence which is rare. Topics are Austrian Caricaturists and Artists, there is always a different focus and angle on an artist's life and work. And you can always learn something new and get to know a new artist, which is impressive even if you think you're well immersed in the scene already. Their museum shop is amazing as well, great things and even real hand-signed limited prints amongst other things. Very affordable as well, 12 euros per adult without reduction and many options to get a reduced price or combined tickets with the other museums in Krems. Staff is gorgeously nice, taking photos without flash is even encouraged. Even the toilets are nice, we have nothing negative to say about the Karikaturmuseum Krems even...

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One of the best museums in Austria. Well researched exhibitions and books on topic in the museum's store. Multimedia means are usually present, there are touch screens to see more drawings and a cinema room with relevant movies. Always a place where you can buy graphic novels. There is also a place where kids can play and draw. The exibitions include the usual comics but go into political caricature with complete explanations about the history and details about the newspapers they appeared in. There are a lot of details about different currents in the Austrian culture and the way they were reflected in the caricatures. This is usual for all museums in Austria, where the period just before the first world war is very present in any exibitions that has anything to do with modern art. And the caricature museum is modern art 😊, even if sometimes is old. There are permanent exibitions with collections of old newspapers and the way they presented big historic events in caricatures. The most interesting is the Simplicius review and the way it depicted the tragedy of world war I just to go to support the second world war.
C XC X
Great museum, keeps amazing us since it was founded 😍 Inspiring contents and artists, even artists in residence which is rare. Topics are Austrian Caricaturists and Artists, there is always a different focus and angle on an artist's life and work. And you can always learn something new and get to know a new artist, which is impressive even if you think you're well immersed in the scene already. Their museum shop is amazing as well, great things and even real hand-signed limited prints amongst other things. Very affordable as well, 12 euros per adult without reduction and many options to get a reduced price or combined tickets with the other museums in Krems. Staff is gorgeously nice, taking photos without flash is even encouraged. Even the toilets are nice, we have nothing negative to say about the Karikaturmuseum Krems even if we tried.
Manu DudiManu Dudi
It's a unique museum in Austria, worth a visit if one is interested in the topic. A bit expensive and not so big, it still needs more descriptions (especially in English). One floor is dedicated to the iconic caricatures of Manfred Deix (in German language), while the other floor offers changing exhibitions. I got to see the "Here comes Bart" Simpsons exhibit, with lots of hand-drawn originals from the first seasons. Good museum for children!
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One of the best museums in Austria. Well researched exhibitions and books on topic in the museum's store. Multimedia means are usually present, there are touch screens to see more drawings and a cinema room with relevant movies. Always a place where you can buy graphic novels. There is also a place where kids can play and draw. The exibitions include the usual comics but go into political caricature with complete explanations about the history and details about the newspapers they appeared in. There are a lot of details about different currents in the Austrian culture and the way they were reflected in the caricatures. This is usual for all museums in Austria, where the period just before the first world war is very present in any exibitions that has anything to do with modern art. And the caricature museum is modern art 😊, even if sometimes is old. There are permanent exibitions with collections of old newspapers and the way they presented big historic events in caricatures. The most interesting is the Simplicius review and the way it depicted the tragedy of world war I just to go to support the second world war.
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Great museum, keeps amazing us since it was founded 😍 Inspiring contents and artists, even artists in residence which is rare. Topics are Austrian Caricaturists and Artists, there is always a different focus and angle on an artist's life and work. And you can always learn something new and get to know a new artist, which is impressive even if you think you're well immersed in the scene already. Their museum shop is amazing as well, great things and even real hand-signed limited prints amongst other things. Very affordable as well, 12 euros per adult without reduction and many options to get a reduced price or combined tickets with the other museums in Krems. Staff is gorgeously nice, taking photos without flash is even encouraged. Even the toilets are nice, we have nothing negative to say about the Karikaturmuseum Krems even if we tried.
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It's a unique museum in Austria, worth a visit if one is interested in the topic. A bit expensive and not so big, it still needs more descriptions (especially in English). One floor is dedicated to the iconic caricatures of Manfred Deix (in German language), while the other floor offers changing exhibitions. I got to see the "Here comes Bart" Simpsons exhibit, with lots of hand-drawn originals from the first seasons. Good museum for children!
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