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Final days of HELMUT LANG: SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005! On view for just three more days—through Sunday, 3 May 2026. The exhibition traces how Helmut Lang's (@h_lang_) radical vision in the years 1986–2005 transformed the perception of fashion, identity, and visual communication at a global scale. Working across Vienna, Paris, and New York, Lang rewrote the codes of the international fashion landscape, establishing a distinctive aesthetic vocabulary that shaped not only the way we present ourselves, but also the way identity is conceived and communicated.
Fri 10 am–6 pm
Sat 10 am–6 pm
Sun 10 am–6 pm
Partner
@dieangewandte
Curator, Idea Scenography
Marlies Wirth (@marlieswirth)
Scientific Advisor
Lara Steinhäußer (@le_truc_qui_fait_rever)
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea
Felix Kofler (@ultrapositiv)
Project Assistance MAK Helmut Lang Archive
Helena Grünsteidl
Nicole Miltner
Exhibition Design
Philipp Krummel
Graphic Design
Lisa Penz (@li.penz)
David Gallo (@d____gallo)
Photos
© @kunst-dokumentation.com / MAK
© @eselat
Final days of HELMUT LANG: SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005! On view for just three more days—through Sunday, 3 May 2026. The exhibition traces how Helmut Lang's (@h_lang_) radical vision in the years 1986–2005 transformed the perception of fashion, identity, and visual communication at a global scale. Working across Vienna, Paris, and New York, Lang rewrote the codes of the international fashion landscape, establishing a distinctive aesthetic vocabulary that shaped not only the way we present ourselves, but also the way identity is conceived and communicated.
Fri 10 am–6 pm
Sat 10 am–6 pm
Sun 10 am–6 pm
Partner
@dieangewandte
Curator, Idea Scenography
Marlies Wirth (@marlieswirth)
Scientific Advisor
Lara Steinhäußer (@le_truc_qui_fait_rever)
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea
Felix Kofler (@ultrapositiv)
Project Assistance MAK Helmut Lang Archive
Helena Grünsteidl
Nicole Miltner
Exhibition Design
Philipp Krummel
Graphic Design
Lisa Penz (@li.penz)
David Gallo (@d____gallo)
Photos
© @kunst-dokumentation.com / MAK
© @eselat
Final days of HELMUT LANG: SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005! On view for just three more days—through Sunday, 3 May 2026. The exhibition traces how Helmut Lang's (@h_lang_) radical vision in the years 1986–2005 transformed the perception of fashion, identity, and visual communication at a global scale. Working across Vienna, Paris, and New York, Lang rewrote the codes of the international fashion landscape, establishing a distinctive aesthetic vocabulary that shaped not only the way we present ourselves, but also the way identity is conceived and communicated.
Fri 10 am–6 pm
Sat 10 am–6 pm
Sun 10 am–6 pm
Partner
@dieangewandte
Curator, Idea Scenography
Marlies Wirth (@marlieswirth)
Scientific Advisor
Lara Steinhäußer (@le_truc_qui_fait_rever)
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea
Felix Kofler (@ultrapositiv)
Project Assistance MAK Helmut Lang Archive
Helena Grünsteidl
Nicole Miltner
Exhibition Design
Philipp Krummel
Graphic Design
Lisa Penz (@li.penz)
David Gallo (@d____gallo)
Photos
© @kunst-dokumentation.com / MAK
© @eselat
Final days of HELMUT LANG: SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005! On view for just three more days—through Sunday, 3 May 2026. The exhibition traces how Helmut Lang's (@h_lang_) radical vision in the years 1986–2005 transformed the perception of fashion, identity, and visual communication at a global scale. Working across Vienna, Paris, and New York, Lang rewrote the codes of the international fashion landscape, establishing a distinctive aesthetic vocabulary that shaped not only the way we present ourselves, but also the way identity is conceived and communicated.
Fri 10 am–6 pm
Sat 10 am–6 pm
Sun 10 am–6 pm
Partner
@dieangewandte
Curator, Idea Scenography
Marlies Wirth (@marlieswirth)
Scientific Advisor
Lara Steinhäußer (@le_truc_qui_fait_rever)
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea
Felix Kofler (@ultrapositiv)
Project Assistance MAK Helmut Lang Archive
Helena Grünsteidl
Nicole Miltner
Exhibition Design
Philipp Krummel
Graphic Design
Lisa Penz (@li.penz)
David Gallo (@d____gallo)
Photos
© @kunst-dokumentation.com / MAK
© @eselat
Final days of HELMUT LANG: SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005! On view for just three more days—through Sunday, 3 May 2026. The exhibition traces how Helmut Lang's (@h_lang_) radical vision in the years 1986–2005 transformed the perception of fashion, identity, and visual communication at a global scale. Working across Vienna, Paris, and New York, Lang rewrote the codes of the international fashion landscape, establishing a distinctive aesthetic vocabulary that shaped not only the way we present ourselves, but also the way identity is conceived and communicated.
Fri 10 am–6 pm
Sat 10 am–6 pm
Sun 10 am–6 pm
Partner
@dieangewandte
Curator, Idea Scenography
Marlies Wirth (@marlieswirth)
Scientific Advisor
Lara Steinhäußer (@le_truc_qui_fait_rever)
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea
Felix Kofler (@ultrapositiv)
Project Assistance MAK Helmut Lang Archive
Helena Grünsteidl
Nicole Miltner
Exhibition Design
Philipp Krummel
Graphic Design
Lisa Penz (@li.penz)
David Gallo (@d____gallo)
Photos
© @kunst-dokumentation.com / MAK
© @eselat
Final days of HELMUT LANG: SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005! On view for just three more days—through Sunday, 3 May 2026. The exhibition traces how Helmut Lang's (@h_lang_) radical vision in the years 1986–2005 transformed the perception of fashion, identity, and visual communication at a global scale. Working across Vienna, Paris, and New York, Lang rewrote the codes of the international fashion landscape, establishing a distinctive aesthetic vocabulary that shaped not only the way we present ourselves, but also the way identity is conceived and communicated.
Fri 10 am–6 pm
Sat 10 am–6 pm
Sun 10 am–6 pm
Partner
@dieangewandte
Curator, Idea Scenography
Marlies Wirth (@marlieswirth)
Scientific Advisor
Lara Steinhäußer (@le_truc_qui_fait_rever)
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea
Felix Kofler (@ultrapositiv)
Project Assistance MAK Helmut Lang Archive
Helena Grünsteidl
Nicole Miltner
Exhibition Design
Philipp Krummel
Graphic Design
Lisa Penz (@li.penz)
David Gallo (@d____gallo)
Photos
© @kunst-dokumentation.com / MAK
© @eselat
Final days of HELMUT LANG: SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005! On view for just three more days—through Sunday, 3 May 2026. The exhibition traces how Helmut Lang's (@h_lang_) radical vision in the years 1986–2005 transformed the perception of fashion, identity, and visual communication at a global scale. Working across Vienna, Paris, and New York, Lang rewrote the codes of the international fashion landscape, establishing a distinctive aesthetic vocabulary that shaped not only the way we present ourselves, but also the way identity is conceived and communicated.
Fri 10 am–6 pm
Sat 10 am–6 pm
Sun 10 am–6 pm
Partner
@dieangewandte
Curator, Idea Scenography
Marlies Wirth (@marlieswirth)
Scientific Advisor
Lara Steinhäußer (@le_truc_qui_fait_rever)
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea
Felix Kofler (@ultrapositiv)
Project Assistance MAK Helmut Lang Archive
Helena Grünsteidl
Nicole Miltner
Exhibition Design
Philipp Krummel
Graphic Design
Lisa Penz (@li.penz)
David Gallo (@d____gallo)
Photos
© @kunst-dokumentation.com / MAK
© @eselat
Final days of HELMUT LANG: SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005! On view for just three more days—through Sunday, 3 May 2026. The exhibition traces how Helmut Lang's (@h_lang_) radical vision in the years 1986–2005 transformed the perception of fashion, identity, and visual communication at a global scale. Working across Vienna, Paris, and New York, Lang rewrote the codes of the international fashion landscape, establishing a distinctive aesthetic vocabulary that shaped not only the way we present ourselves, but also the way identity is conceived and communicated.
Fri 10 am–6 pm
Sat 10 am–6 pm
Sun 10 am–6 pm
Partner
@dieangewandte
Curator, Idea Scenography
Marlies Wirth (@marlieswirth)
Scientific Advisor
Lara Steinhäußer (@le_truc_qui_fait_rever)
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea
Felix Kofler (@ultrapositiv)
Project Assistance MAK Helmut Lang Archive
Helena Grünsteidl
Nicole Miltner
Exhibition Design
Philipp Krummel
Graphic Design
Lisa Penz (@li.penz)
David Gallo (@d____gallo)
Photos
© @kunst-dokumentation.com / MAK
© @eselat
Final days of HELMUT LANG: SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005! On view for just three more days—through Sunday, 3 May 2026. The exhibition traces how Helmut Lang's (@h_lang_) radical vision in the years 1986–2005 transformed the perception of fashion, identity, and visual communication at a global scale. Working across Vienna, Paris, and New York, Lang rewrote the codes of the international fashion landscape, establishing a distinctive aesthetic vocabulary that shaped not only the way we present ourselves, but also the way identity is conceived and communicated.
Fri 10 am–6 pm
Sat 10 am–6 pm
Sun 10 am–6 pm
Partner
@dieangewandte
Curator, Idea Scenography
Marlies Wirth (@marlieswirth)
Scientific Advisor
Lara Steinhäußer (@le_truc_qui_fait_rever)
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea
Felix Kofler (@ultrapositiv)
Project Assistance MAK Helmut Lang Archive
Helena Grünsteidl
Nicole Miltner
Exhibition Design
Philipp Krummel
Graphic Design
Lisa Penz (@li.penz)
David Gallo (@d____gallo)
Photos
© @kunst-dokumentation.com / MAK
© @eselat
Final days of HELMUT LANG: SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005! On view for just three more days—through Sunday, 3 May 2026. The exhibition traces how Helmut Lang's (@h_lang_) radical vision in the years 1986–2005 transformed the perception of fashion, identity, and visual communication at a global scale. Working across Vienna, Paris, and New York, Lang rewrote the codes of the international fashion landscape, establishing a distinctive aesthetic vocabulary that shaped not only the way we present ourselves, but also the way identity is conceived and communicated.
Fri 10 am–6 pm
Sat 10 am–6 pm
Sun 10 am–6 pm
Partner
@dieangewandte
Curator, Idea Scenography
Marlies Wirth (@marlieswirth)
Scientific Advisor
Lara Steinhäußer (@le_truc_qui_fait_rever)
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea
Felix Kofler (@ultrapositiv)
Project Assistance MAK Helmut Lang Archive
Helena Grünsteidl
Nicole Miltner
Exhibition Design
Philipp Krummel
Graphic Design
Lisa Penz (@li.penz)
David Gallo (@d____gallo)
Photos
© @kunst-dokumentation.com / MAK
© @eselat
HELMUT LANG
SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005
is exhibited for one more month!
We linked up with @peterkruder for a quick tour through the exhibition, giving music insights to Helmut’s shows as well as Peter’s and Helmut’s journey into international recognition.
Go have a look and listen at all the shows, as you now know how to properly use these headphones provided! 🎧
Still here until 03/05/2026
Track ID: La Funk Mob - Motor Bass
Gets F***ed Up (Richie Hawtin Mix)
Exhibition curated by @marlieswirth
Video @_felixpow_ / @secant.etc
media room @mak_vienna HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986-2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
media room @mak_vienna HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986-2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
media room @mak_vienna HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986-2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
media room @mak_vienna HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986-2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
media room @mak_vienna HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986-2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
repost @theimpression_
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At @mak_vienna the ‘Helmut Lang Séance de Travail 1986-2005’ exhibition curated by @marlieswirth is the brand blueprint that fashion has to embrace. This exhibition doesn’t just memorialise the designer. It quietly dares the industry to remember how to mean something again.
On view until 3 May 2026
#helmutlang #makvienna
With Thanks to curator Lara Steinhaeusser @le_truc_qui_fait_rever for giving our own Kenneth Richard a private tour.
something to think about, 2011/ongoing, digital video (bw, no sound, 55 seconds)
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 2
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 2
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 2
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 2
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 2
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 2
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 2
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 2
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 2
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 2
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 2
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 2
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Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 2
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Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 2
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Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 2
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 2
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Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 2
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 1
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 1
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 1
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 1
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 1
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 1
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 1
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 1
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 1
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 1
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 1
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 1
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 1
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 1
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 1
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 1
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 1
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
@mak_vienna exhibition views, 2025 / HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, MAK Exhibition Hall - part 1
© kunst-dokumentation.com/MAK
Curator, Scenographic Idea: Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth, Curator Digital Culture and MAK Design Collection
Scientific Advisor: Lara Steinhäußer @le_truc_qui_fait_rever, Curator MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection
Project Assistance and Visualization of the Scenographic Idea: Felix Kofler @ultrapositiv, MAK Design Collection
Exhibition Design: Philipp Krummel @philippkrummel
Graphic Design: Lisa Penz @li.penz, David Gallo @d____gallo
Exhibition Management: Aleksandra Drozdowska @aleksandra.dr_, Barbara Schneider
Assistance and Research MAK Helmut Lang Archive: Helena Grünsteidl @helenagruensteidl, MAK Textiles and Carpets Collection, Nicole Miltner, Museum Database
General Director and Artistic Director: Lilli Hollein @lillihollein
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Helmut Lang. Séance de Travail 1986-2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive exhibition. @h_lang_@mak_vienna
Helmut Lang’s influence has always operated in a register that feels both understated and unmistakable. Across the years 1986 to 2005, working between Vienna, Paris, and New York, he developed a language that resisted spectacle and questioned the rituals through which identity is constructed, displayed, and consumed. The MAK exhibition “Séance de Travail 1986–2005” built from the museum’s extensive Helmut Lang Archive, donated by the artist in 2011, attempts the first comprehensive reconstruction of this period. Rather than staging a conventional retrospective, the exhibition turns the archive into a thinking system, a way to understand the structures that underpinned Lang’s fashion years and the cultural shifts they set in motion.
Central to this reevaluation is the séance de travail, the working method Lang introduced in 1988. Instead of the classical elevated runway, Lang presented his collections in raw industrial spaces where models, collaborators, and friends moved freely through the environment. The presentations dissolved the boundary between backstage and stage and merged menswear and womenswear in an unfiltered, dynamic rehearsal. At the MAK, these sessions reappear as life-size video installations that restore their physical immediacy. They read not as historical documentation but as experiments in how clothing behaves in relation to space, sound, and real bodies. They serve as reminders that Lang was less concerned with theatrical performance than with presence itself.
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Helmut Lang. Séance de Travail 1986-2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive exhibition. @h_lang_@mak_vienna
Helmut Lang’s influence has always operated in a register that feels both understated and unmistakable. Across the years 1986 to 2005, working between Vienna, Paris, and New York, he developed a language that resisted spectacle and questioned the rituals through which identity is constructed, displayed, and consumed. The MAK exhibition “Séance de Travail 1986–2005” built from the museum’s extensive Helmut Lang Archive, donated by the artist in 2011, attempts the first comprehensive reconstruction of this period. Rather than staging a conventional retrospective, the exhibition turns the archive into a thinking system, a way to understand the structures that underpinned Lang’s fashion years and the cultural shifts they set in motion.
Central to this reevaluation is the séance de travail, the working method Lang introduced in 1988. Instead of the classical elevated runway, Lang presented his collections in raw industrial spaces where models, collaborators, and friends moved freely through the environment. The presentations dissolved the boundary between backstage and stage and merged menswear and womenswear in an unfiltered, dynamic rehearsal. At the MAK, these sessions reappear as life-size video installations that restore their physical immediacy. They read not as historical documentation but as experiments in how clothing behaves in relation to space, sound, and real bodies. They serve as reminders that Lang was less concerned with theatrical performance than with presence itself.
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Helmut Lang. Séance de Travail 1986-2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive exhibition. @h_lang_@mak_vienna
Helmut Lang’s influence has always operated in a register that feels both understated and unmistakable. Across the years 1986 to 2005, working between Vienna, Paris, and New York, he developed a language that resisted spectacle and questioned the rituals through which identity is constructed, displayed, and consumed. The MAK exhibition “Séance de Travail 1986–2005” built from the museum’s extensive Helmut Lang Archive, donated by the artist in 2011, attempts the first comprehensive reconstruction of this period. Rather than staging a conventional retrospective, the exhibition turns the archive into a thinking system, a way to understand the structures that underpinned Lang’s fashion years and the cultural shifts they set in motion.
Central to this reevaluation is the séance de travail, the working method Lang introduced in 1988. Instead of the classical elevated runway, Lang presented his collections in raw industrial spaces where models, collaborators, and friends moved freely through the environment. The presentations dissolved the boundary between backstage and stage and merged menswear and womenswear in an unfiltered, dynamic rehearsal. At the MAK, these sessions reappear as life-size video installations that restore their physical immediacy. They read not as historical documentation but as experiments in how clothing behaves in relation to space, sound, and real bodies. They serve as reminders that Lang was less concerned with theatrical performance than with presence itself.
Read the full article on iconiaavantgarde.com or at the link in bio.
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Helmut Lang. Séance de Travail 1986-2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive exhibition. @h_lang_@mak_vienna
Helmut Lang’s influence has always operated in a register that feels both understated and unmistakable. Across the years 1986 to 2005, working between Vienna, Paris, and New York, he developed a language that resisted spectacle and questioned the rituals through which identity is constructed, displayed, and consumed. The MAK exhibition “Séance de Travail 1986–2005” built from the museum’s extensive Helmut Lang Archive, donated by the artist in 2011, attempts the first comprehensive reconstruction of this period. Rather than staging a conventional retrospective, the exhibition turns the archive into a thinking system, a way to understand the structures that underpinned Lang’s fashion years and the cultural shifts they set in motion.
Central to this reevaluation is the séance de travail, the working method Lang introduced in 1988. Instead of the classical elevated runway, Lang presented his collections in raw industrial spaces where models, collaborators, and friends moved freely through the environment. The presentations dissolved the boundary between backstage and stage and merged menswear and womenswear in an unfiltered, dynamic rehearsal. At the MAK, these sessions reappear as life-size video installations that restore their physical immediacy. They read not as historical documentation but as experiments in how clothing behaves in relation to space, sound, and real bodies. They serve as reminders that Lang was less concerned with theatrical performance than with presence itself.
Read the full article on iconiaavantgarde.com or at the link in bio.
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#fashion #helmutlang #makmuseum #fashionexhibition #iconiaavantgarde
Helmut Lang. Séance de Travail 1986-2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive exhibition. @h_lang_@mak_vienna
Helmut Lang’s influence has always operated in a register that feels both understated and unmistakable. Across the years 1986 to 2005, working between Vienna, Paris, and New York, he developed a language that resisted spectacle and questioned the rituals through which identity is constructed, displayed, and consumed. The MAK exhibition “Séance de Travail 1986–2005” built from the museum’s extensive Helmut Lang Archive, donated by the artist in 2011, attempts the first comprehensive reconstruction of this period. Rather than staging a conventional retrospective, the exhibition turns the archive into a thinking system, a way to understand the structures that underpinned Lang’s fashion years and the cultural shifts they set in motion.
Central to this reevaluation is the séance de travail, the working method Lang introduced in 1988. Instead of the classical elevated runway, Lang presented his collections in raw industrial spaces where models, collaborators, and friends moved freely through the environment. The presentations dissolved the boundary between backstage and stage and merged menswear and womenswear in an unfiltered, dynamic rehearsal. At the MAK, these sessions reappear as life-size video installations that restore their physical immediacy. They read not as historical documentation but as experiments in how clothing behaves in relation to space, sound, and real bodies. They serve as reminders that Lang was less concerned with theatrical performance than with presence itself.
Read the full article on iconiaavantgarde.com or at the link in bio.
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#fashion #helmutlang #makmuseum #fashionexhibition #iconiaavantgarde
Helmut Lang. Séance de Travail 1986-2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive exhibition. @h_lang_@mak_vienna
Helmut Lang’s influence has always operated in a register that feels both understated and unmistakable. Across the years 1986 to 2005, working between Vienna, Paris, and New York, he developed a language that resisted spectacle and questioned the rituals through which identity is constructed, displayed, and consumed. The MAK exhibition “Séance de Travail 1986–2005” built from the museum’s extensive Helmut Lang Archive, donated by the artist in 2011, attempts the first comprehensive reconstruction of this period. Rather than staging a conventional retrospective, the exhibition turns the archive into a thinking system, a way to understand the structures that underpinned Lang’s fashion years and the cultural shifts they set in motion.
Central to this reevaluation is the séance de travail, the working method Lang introduced in 1988. Instead of the classical elevated runway, Lang presented his collections in raw industrial spaces where models, collaborators, and friends moved freely through the environment. The presentations dissolved the boundary between backstage and stage and merged menswear and womenswear in an unfiltered, dynamic rehearsal. At the MAK, these sessions reappear as life-size video installations that restore their physical immediacy. They read not as historical documentation but as experiments in how clothing behaves in relation to space, sound, and real bodies. They serve as reminders that Lang was less concerned with theatrical performance than with presence itself.
Read the full article on iconiaavantgarde.com or at the link in bio.
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#fashion #helmutlang #makmuseum #fashionexhibition #iconiaavantgarde
Helmut Lang. Séance de Travail 1986-2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive exhibition. @h_lang_@mak_vienna
Helmut Lang’s influence has always operated in a register that feels both understated and unmistakable. Across the years 1986 to 2005, working between Vienna, Paris, and New York, he developed a language that resisted spectacle and questioned the rituals through which identity is constructed, displayed, and consumed. The MAK exhibition “Séance de Travail 1986–2005” built from the museum’s extensive Helmut Lang Archive, donated by the artist in 2011, attempts the first comprehensive reconstruction of this period. Rather than staging a conventional retrospective, the exhibition turns the archive into a thinking system, a way to understand the structures that underpinned Lang’s fashion years and the cultural shifts they set in motion.
Central to this reevaluation is the séance de travail, the working method Lang introduced in 1988. Instead of the classical elevated runway, Lang presented his collections in raw industrial spaces where models, collaborators, and friends moved freely through the environment. The presentations dissolved the boundary between backstage and stage and merged menswear and womenswear in an unfiltered, dynamic rehearsal. At the MAK, these sessions reappear as life-size video installations that restore their physical immediacy. They read not as historical documentation but as experiments in how clothing behaves in relation to space, sound, and real bodies. They serve as reminders that Lang was less concerned with theatrical performance than with presence itself.
Read the full article on iconiaavantgarde.com or at the link in bio.
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#fashion #helmutlang #makmuseum #fashionexhibition #iconiaavantgarde
Helmut Lang. Séance de Travail 1986-2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive exhibition. @h_lang_@mak_vienna
Helmut Lang’s influence has always operated in a register that feels both understated and unmistakable. Across the years 1986 to 2005, working between Vienna, Paris, and New York, he developed a language that resisted spectacle and questioned the rituals through which identity is constructed, displayed, and consumed. The MAK exhibition “Séance de Travail 1986–2005” built from the museum’s extensive Helmut Lang Archive, donated by the artist in 2011, attempts the first comprehensive reconstruction of this period. Rather than staging a conventional retrospective, the exhibition turns the archive into a thinking system, a way to understand the structures that underpinned Lang’s fashion years and the cultural shifts they set in motion.
Central to this reevaluation is the séance de travail, the working method Lang introduced in 1988. Instead of the classical elevated runway, Lang presented his collections in raw industrial spaces where models, collaborators, and friends moved freely through the environment. The presentations dissolved the boundary between backstage and stage and merged menswear and womenswear in an unfiltered, dynamic rehearsal. At the MAK, these sessions reappear as life-size video installations that restore their physical immediacy. They read not as historical documentation but as experiments in how clothing behaves in relation to space, sound, and real bodies. They serve as reminders that Lang was less concerned with theatrical performance than with presence itself.
Read the full article on iconiaavantgarde.com or at the link in bio.
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#fashion #helmutlang #makmuseum #fashionexhibition #iconiaavantgarde
Helmut Lang. Séance de Travail 1986-2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive exhibition. @h_lang_@mak_vienna
Helmut Lang’s influence has always operated in a register that feels both understated and unmistakable. Across the years 1986 to 2005, working between Vienna, Paris, and New York, he developed a language that resisted spectacle and questioned the rituals through which identity is constructed, displayed, and consumed. The MAK exhibition “Séance de Travail 1986–2005” built from the museum’s extensive Helmut Lang Archive, donated by the artist in 2011, attempts the first comprehensive reconstruction of this period. Rather than staging a conventional retrospective, the exhibition turns the archive into a thinking system, a way to understand the structures that underpinned Lang’s fashion years and the cultural shifts they set in motion.
Central to this reevaluation is the séance de travail, the working method Lang introduced in 1988. Instead of the classical elevated runway, Lang presented his collections in raw industrial spaces where models, collaborators, and friends moved freely through the environment. The presentations dissolved the boundary between backstage and stage and merged menswear and womenswear in an unfiltered, dynamic rehearsal. At the MAK, these sessions reappear as life-size video installations that restore their physical immediacy. They read not as historical documentation but as experiments in how clothing behaves in relation to space, sound, and real bodies. They serve as reminders that Lang was less concerned with theatrical performance than with presence itself.
Read the full article on iconiaavantgarde.com or at the link in bio.
.
#fashion #helmutlang #makmuseum #fashionexhibition #iconiaavantgarde
Helmut Lang. Séance de Travail 1986-2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive exhibition. @h_lang_@mak_vienna
Helmut Lang’s influence has always operated in a register that feels both understated and unmistakable. Across the years 1986 to 2005, working between Vienna, Paris, and New York, he developed a language that resisted spectacle and questioned the rituals through which identity is constructed, displayed, and consumed. The MAK exhibition “Séance de Travail 1986–2005” built from the museum’s extensive Helmut Lang Archive, donated by the artist in 2011, attempts the first comprehensive reconstruction of this period. Rather than staging a conventional retrospective, the exhibition turns the archive into a thinking system, a way to understand the structures that underpinned Lang’s fashion years and the cultural shifts they set in motion.
Central to this reevaluation is the séance de travail, the working method Lang introduced in 1988. Instead of the classical elevated runway, Lang presented his collections in raw industrial spaces where models, collaborators, and friends moved freely through the environment. The presentations dissolved the boundary between backstage and stage and merged menswear and womenswear in an unfiltered, dynamic rehearsal. At the MAK, these sessions reappear as life-size video installations that restore their physical immediacy. They read not as historical documentation but as experiments in how clothing behaves in relation to space, sound, and real bodies. They serve as reminders that Lang was less concerned with theatrical performance than with presence itself.
Read the full article on iconiaavantgarde.com or at the link in bio.
.
#fashion #helmutlang #makmuseum #fashionexhibition #iconiaavantgarde
Helmut Lang. Séance de Travail 1986-2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive exhibition. @h_lang_@mak_vienna
Helmut Lang’s influence has always operated in a register that feels both understated and unmistakable. Across the years 1986 to 2005, working between Vienna, Paris, and New York, he developed a language that resisted spectacle and questioned the rituals through which identity is constructed, displayed, and consumed. The MAK exhibition “Séance de Travail 1986–2005” built from the museum’s extensive Helmut Lang Archive, donated by the artist in 2011, attempts the first comprehensive reconstruction of this period. Rather than staging a conventional retrospective, the exhibition turns the archive into a thinking system, a way to understand the structures that underpinned Lang’s fashion years and the cultural shifts they set in motion.
Central to this reevaluation is the séance de travail, the working method Lang introduced in 1988. Instead of the classical elevated runway, Lang presented his collections in raw industrial spaces where models, collaborators, and friends moved freely through the environment. The presentations dissolved the boundary between backstage and stage and merged menswear and womenswear in an unfiltered, dynamic rehearsal. At the MAK, these sessions reappear as life-size video installations that restore their physical immediacy. They read not as historical documentation but as experiments in how clothing behaves in relation to space, sound, and real bodies. They serve as reminders that Lang was less concerned with theatrical performance than with presence itself.
Read the full article on iconiaavantgarde.com or at the link in bio.
.
#fashion #helmutlang #makmuseum #fashionexhibition #iconiaavantgarde
Helmut Lang. Séance de Travail 1986-2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive exhibition. @h_lang_@mak_vienna
Helmut Lang’s influence has always operated in a register that feels both understated and unmistakable. Across the years 1986 to 2005, working between Vienna, Paris, and New York, he developed a language that resisted spectacle and questioned the rituals through which identity is constructed, displayed, and consumed. The MAK exhibition “Séance de Travail 1986–2005” built from the museum’s extensive Helmut Lang Archive, donated by the artist in 2011, attempts the first comprehensive reconstruction of this period. Rather than staging a conventional retrospective, the exhibition turns the archive into a thinking system, a way to understand the structures that underpinned Lang’s fashion years and the cultural shifts they set in motion.
Central to this reevaluation is the séance de travail, the working method Lang introduced in 1988. Instead of the classical elevated runway, Lang presented his collections in raw industrial spaces where models, collaborators, and friends moved freely through the environment. The presentations dissolved the boundary between backstage and stage and merged menswear and womenswear in an unfiltered, dynamic rehearsal. At the MAK, these sessions reappear as life-size video installations that restore their physical immediacy. They read not as historical documentation but as experiments in how clothing behaves in relation to space, sound, and real bodies. They serve as reminders that Lang was less concerned with theatrical performance than with presence itself.
Read the full article on iconiaavantgarde.com or at the link in bio.
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#fashion #helmutlang #makmuseum #fashionexhibition #iconiaavantgarde
Helmut Lang. Séance de Travail 1986-2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive exhibition. @h_lang_@mak_vienna
Helmut Lang’s influence has always operated in a register that feels both understated and unmistakable. Across the years 1986 to 2005, working between Vienna, Paris, and New York, he developed a language that resisted spectacle and questioned the rituals through which identity is constructed, displayed, and consumed. The MAK exhibition “Séance de Travail 1986–2005” built from the museum’s extensive Helmut Lang Archive, donated by the artist in 2011, attempts the first comprehensive reconstruction of this period. Rather than staging a conventional retrospective, the exhibition turns the archive into a thinking system, a way to understand the structures that underpinned Lang’s fashion years and the cultural shifts they set in motion.
Central to this reevaluation is the séance de travail, the working method Lang introduced in 1988. Instead of the classical elevated runway, Lang presented his collections in raw industrial spaces where models, collaborators, and friends moved freely through the environment. The presentations dissolved the boundary between backstage and stage and merged menswear and womenswear in an unfiltered, dynamic rehearsal. At the MAK, these sessions reappear as life-size video installations that restore their physical immediacy. They read not as historical documentation but as experiments in how clothing behaves in relation to space, sound, and real bodies. They serve as reminders that Lang was less concerned with theatrical performance than with presence itself.
Read the full article on iconiaavantgarde.com or at the link in bio.
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#fashion #helmutlang #makmuseum #fashionexhibition #iconiaavantgarde
Helmut Lang. Séance de Travail 1986-2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive exhibition. @h_lang_@mak_vienna
Helmut Lang’s influence has always operated in a register that feels both understated and unmistakable. Across the years 1986 to 2005, working between Vienna, Paris, and New York, he developed a language that resisted spectacle and questioned the rituals through which identity is constructed, displayed, and consumed. The MAK exhibition “Séance de Travail 1986–2005” built from the museum’s extensive Helmut Lang Archive, donated by the artist in 2011, attempts the first comprehensive reconstruction of this period. Rather than staging a conventional retrospective, the exhibition turns the archive into a thinking system, a way to understand the structures that underpinned Lang’s fashion years and the cultural shifts they set in motion.
Central to this reevaluation is the séance de travail, the working method Lang introduced in 1988. Instead of the classical elevated runway, Lang presented his collections in raw industrial spaces where models, collaborators, and friends moved freely through the environment. The presentations dissolved the boundary between backstage and stage and merged menswear and womenswear in an unfiltered, dynamic rehearsal. At the MAK, these sessions reappear as life-size video installations that restore their physical immediacy. They read not as historical documentation but as experiments in how clothing behaves in relation to space, sound, and real bodies. They serve as reminders that Lang was less concerned with theatrical performance than with presence itself.
Read the full article on iconiaavantgarde.com or at the link in bio.
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#fashion #helmutlang #makmuseum #fashionexhibition #iconiaavantgarde
Helmut Lang. Séance de Travail 1986-2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive exhibition. @h_lang_@mak_vienna
Helmut Lang’s influence has always operated in a register that feels both understated and unmistakable. Across the years 1986 to 2005, working between Vienna, Paris, and New York, he developed a language that resisted spectacle and questioned the rituals through which identity is constructed, displayed, and consumed. The MAK exhibition “Séance de Travail 1986–2005” built from the museum’s extensive Helmut Lang Archive, donated by the artist in 2011, attempts the first comprehensive reconstruction of this period. Rather than staging a conventional retrospective, the exhibition turns the archive into a thinking system, a way to understand the structures that underpinned Lang’s fashion years and the cultural shifts they set in motion.
Central to this reevaluation is the séance de travail, the working method Lang introduced in 1988. Instead of the classical elevated runway, Lang presented his collections in raw industrial spaces where models, collaborators, and friends moved freely through the environment. The presentations dissolved the boundary between backstage and stage and merged menswear and womenswear in an unfiltered, dynamic rehearsal. At the MAK, these sessions reappear as life-size video installations that restore their physical immediacy. They read not as historical documentation but as experiments in how clothing behaves in relation to space, sound, and real bodies. They serve as reminders that Lang was less concerned with theatrical performance than with presence itself.
Read the full article on iconiaavantgarde.com or at the link in bio.
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#fashion #helmutlang #makmuseum #fashionexhibition #iconiaavantgarde
Helmut Lang. Séance de Travail 1986-2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive exhibition. @h_lang_@mak_vienna
Helmut Lang’s influence has always operated in a register that feels both understated and unmistakable. Across the years 1986 to 2005, working between Vienna, Paris, and New York, he developed a language that resisted spectacle and questioned the rituals through which identity is constructed, displayed, and consumed. The MAK exhibition “Séance de Travail 1986–2005” built from the museum’s extensive Helmut Lang Archive, donated by the artist in 2011, attempts the first comprehensive reconstruction of this period. Rather than staging a conventional retrospective, the exhibition turns the archive into a thinking system, a way to understand the structures that underpinned Lang’s fashion years and the cultural shifts they set in motion.
Central to this reevaluation is the séance de travail, the working method Lang introduced in 1988. Instead of the classical elevated runway, Lang presented his collections in raw industrial spaces where models, collaborators, and friends moved freely through the environment. The presentations dissolved the boundary between backstage and stage and merged menswear and womenswear in an unfiltered, dynamic rehearsal. At the MAK, these sessions reappear as life-size video installations that restore their physical immediacy. They read not as historical documentation but as experiments in how clothing behaves in relation to space, sound, and real bodies. They serve as reminders that Lang was less concerned with theatrical performance than with presence itself.
Read the full article on iconiaavantgarde.com or at the link in bio.
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#fashion #helmutlang #makmuseum #fashionexhibition #iconiaavantgarde
Helmut Lang. Séance de Travail 1986-2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive exhibition. @h_lang_@mak_vienna
Helmut Lang’s influence has always operated in a register that feels both understated and unmistakable. Across the years 1986 to 2005, working between Vienna, Paris, and New York, he developed a language that resisted spectacle and questioned the rituals through which identity is constructed, displayed, and consumed. The MAK exhibition “Séance de Travail 1986–2005” built from the museum’s extensive Helmut Lang Archive, donated by the artist in 2011, attempts the first comprehensive reconstruction of this period. Rather than staging a conventional retrospective, the exhibition turns the archive into a thinking system, a way to understand the structures that underpinned Lang’s fashion years and the cultural shifts they set in motion.
Central to this reevaluation is the séance de travail, the working method Lang introduced in 1988. Instead of the classical elevated runway, Lang presented his collections in raw industrial spaces where models, collaborators, and friends moved freely through the environment. The presentations dissolved the boundary between backstage and stage and merged menswear and womenswear in an unfiltered, dynamic rehearsal. At the MAK, these sessions reappear as life-size video installations that restore their physical immediacy. They read not as historical documentation but as experiments in how clothing behaves in relation to space, sound, and real bodies. They serve as reminders that Lang was less concerned with theatrical performance than with presence itself.
Read the full article on iconiaavantgarde.com or at the link in bio.
.
#fashion #helmutlang #makmuseum #fashionexhibition #iconiaavantgarde
Helmut Lang. Séance de Travail 1986-2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive exhibition. @h_lang_@mak_vienna
Helmut Lang’s influence has always operated in a register that feels both understated and unmistakable. Across the years 1986 to 2005, working between Vienna, Paris, and New York, he developed a language that resisted spectacle and questioned the rituals through which identity is constructed, displayed, and consumed. The MAK exhibition “Séance de Travail 1986–2005” built from the museum’s extensive Helmut Lang Archive, donated by the artist in 2011, attempts the first comprehensive reconstruction of this period. Rather than staging a conventional retrospective, the exhibition turns the archive into a thinking system, a way to understand the structures that underpinned Lang’s fashion years and the cultural shifts they set in motion.
Central to this reevaluation is the séance de travail, the working method Lang introduced in 1988. Instead of the classical elevated runway, Lang presented his collections in raw industrial spaces where models, collaborators, and friends moved freely through the environment. The presentations dissolved the boundary between backstage and stage and merged menswear and womenswear in an unfiltered, dynamic rehearsal. At the MAK, these sessions reappear as life-size video installations that restore their physical immediacy. They read not as historical documentation but as experiments in how clothing behaves in relation to space, sound, and real bodies. They serve as reminders that Lang was less concerned with theatrical performance than with presence itself.
Read the full article on iconiaavantgarde.com or at the link in bio.
.
#fashion #helmutlang #makmuseum #fashionexhibition #iconiaavantgarde
Helmut Lang. Séance de Travail 1986-2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive exhibition. @h_lang_@mak_vienna
Helmut Lang’s influence has always operated in a register that feels both understated and unmistakable. Across the years 1986 to 2005, working between Vienna, Paris, and New York, he developed a language that resisted spectacle and questioned the rituals through which identity is constructed, displayed, and consumed. The MAK exhibition “Séance de Travail 1986–2005” built from the museum’s extensive Helmut Lang Archive, donated by the artist in 2011, attempts the first comprehensive reconstruction of this period. Rather than staging a conventional retrospective, the exhibition turns the archive into a thinking system, a way to understand the structures that underpinned Lang’s fashion years and the cultural shifts they set in motion.
Central to this reevaluation is the séance de travail, the working method Lang introduced in 1988. Instead of the classical elevated runway, Lang presented his collections in raw industrial spaces where models, collaborators, and friends moved freely through the environment. The presentations dissolved the boundary between backstage and stage and merged menswear and womenswear in an unfiltered, dynamic rehearsal. At the MAK, these sessions reappear as life-size video installations that restore their physical immediacy. They read not as historical documentation but as experiments in how clothing behaves in relation to space, sound, and real bodies. They serve as reminders that Lang was less concerned with theatrical performance than with presence itself.
Read the full article on iconiaavantgarde.com or at the link in bio.
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#fashion #helmutlang #makmuseum #fashionexhibition #iconiaavantgarde
We can't wait for tomorrow's opening: HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005. Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive
Based on the largest and only official public archive dedicated to his legacy—which has been part of the MAK Collection since 2011—the exhibition provides profound and unprecedented insight into Helmut Lang’s mindset and creative process, focusing on his radical vision of design and identity in the years 1986–2005. With HELMUT LANG. SÉANCE DE TRAVAIL 1986–2005 / Excerpts from the MAK Helmut Lang Archive, the MAK presents the first comprehensive exhibition of @h_lang_ 's oeuvre.
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OPENING
Tue 9.12.2025
7 pm
Opening
Andreas Babler @andi_babler , Vice Chancellor and Federal Minister of Housing, Arts, Culture, Media and Sport
On the exhibition
Lilli Hollein, General Director, MAK
Marlies Wirth @marlieswirth , Curator Digital Culture and Design Collection
Free admission to the opening
Cocktails hosted by RAUSCH Bar @rausch.archiv
Exhibition dates
10.12.2025–3.5.2026
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