In her exhibition the artist develops a new chapter in her celebrated ongoing challenge to and disruption of the boundaries between art and life, the public and private, and studio and exhibition space.

The Fotografie Forum Frankfurt (FFF) honours the icon of Latin American photography, who was born in 1942 in Mexico-City, with her first retrospective in Germany.

Featuring more than sixty etchings, lithographs and linoleum cuts, the exhibition presents a selection from the holdings of the Städel Museum’s Department of Prints and Drawings, enhanced by a small number of loans from the Museum Ludwig in Cologne and a private collection.

Twenty artists present works in various media and disciplines.

Neither purely artistic nor purely documentary in nature, the works in this exhibition examine the structural and institutional racism and violence.

Frankfurt/Main, 1925: The joint vision of the Lord Mayor of Frankfurt Ludwig Landmann and his Municipal Building Councilor Ernst May aimed to transform the city into an exemplary Modernist metropolis, both architecturally and in terms of culture as a whole. The exhibition is a contribution to the hundredth anniversary of the Bauhaus.

The exhibition presents works by international scientists, artists, and poets as well as younger and older citizens of the world.

The concept and perfor­mance artist and sculp­tor creates a unique indoor and outdoor expe­ri­ence in the SCHIRN.

The European Architectural Photography Prize architekturbild has been awarded every two years since 1995.

Digitalization has greatly simplified, accelerated, and intensified our communications, including those with our friends.