History
Initiated in 1986 by Oskar Boeckl, a prominent surgeon and medical researcher, together with the Rupertinum’s founding director Otto Breicha, the Circle of Friends and Patrons of the Museum der Moderne Salzburg established itself over the following years as a fixture on Salzburg’s cultural scene.
United by their interest in modern and contemporary art in general and the museum’s collection, the Austrian Federal Photography Collection, and the Generali Foundation Collection in particular, the members of the Circle of Friends and Patrons seek to engage like-minded audiences and promote the discourse on art.
| membership | price |
|---|---|
| Full member | € 150 p.a. |
| Partner membership (for couples) | € 220 p.a. |
| Young Member (30 and under) | € 50 p.a. |
| Patron | € 500 p.a., of which € 350 donation to the Museum der Moderne Rupertinum BetriebsgesmbH* |
| Senior patron | € 1000 p.a., of which € 850 donation to the Museum der Moderne Rupertinum BetriebsgesmbH* |
*The donation component of senior patron and patron membership fees is tax-deductible (in accordance with § 4a Abs 4 lit b and § 18 Abs 1 Zi 7 EStG 1988).
Please contact us for membership application (see information on the right).
Data privacy statement of the Circle of Friends and Patrons
Freundes- und Förderkreis Museum der Moderne Salzburg
Mönchsberg 32
5020 Salzburg
Barbara McFadden
freunde(at)mdmsalzburg.at
+43 677 615 98778