UniGraz@Museum:
At the UniGraz@Museum, in addition to the permanent exhibition “From Observing Nature to Nanophysics”, visitors can also explore the special exhibition “Experiencing Democracy – Your Voice. Your Vote. Your Future…”. A diverse program awaits:
- Children's programme: What does democracy have to do with broken glass?
- 18:00 - 21:00
- Hands-on station where you can write in Ancient Greek on clay shards, just like in the ostracism process.
- Children's programme: Gift of the gab? Dress like a Greek politician
- 18:00 - 21:00
- Slip into a himation, a cloak once worn by Greek politicians during assemblies on the Pnyx.
- Dance performance intro to the special exhibition tour “Democracy”
- 18:00, 21:30 and 23:15
- The impressions and ideas of the exhibition are not only taken in visually and aurally, but also anchored kinesthetically: moments of expressive dance invite the audience to experience and reflect on democracy in motion.
- Participants: Dr Ligia L. Cristea, artist, dance and expressive dance teacher
- Laser research 60 years ago at the University of Graz
- 20:00 - 20:45
- Late-night guided tour through the permanent exhibition
22:45 - 23:15, "From the observation of nature to nanophysics"
Hans Gross Crime Museum:
At the Hans Gross Museum of Criminology, the history of crime and criminology is told through original objects from historical criminal cases. A diverse program awaits:
- Hans Gross is the "father of criminology" making Graz the birthplace of CSI!
- 18:00 - 24:00
- Alongside the famous crime scene kit, many corpora delicti from around 1900 will be on display. Crime is examined scientifically, and historical cases are presented.
- Crime & Blues:
- 20:00 - 21:00
- "Da Wolf" Wolfgang Schober performsthe "criminal blues" - a top-class musical performance!
Take the opportunity to discover the University Museums of the University of Graz during the Long Night of Museums.
The team of the University Museums looks forward to your visit!