The exhibition is part of Frankfurter Positionen 2019, Festival für neue Werke.

The group exhibition will present works by Viviana Abelson, Jonas Brinker, Bertrand Flanet, Max Geisler, Hanna-Maria Hammari, Christian Leicher, Wagehe Raufi, and Catharina Szonn.

With this exhi­bi­tion, the SCHIRN is presenting monumental sculptures from the Austrian artists' later works.

The walk through history reveals the spectrum of the frequently recurring debates about (old town) reconstruction.

The Studio exhibition selectively traces how the bag has developed through history and casts light on the emergence of particular types that still shape fashion and daily use.

While travelling around the world in 2016/17, Frankfurt artist Reinhard Wanzke collected 50 artworks.

The comprehensive exhibition at the MMK will be presented in dialogue with selected works from the collection.

The artists take visi­tors to the exhi­bi­tion on a journey into the inte­rior of humankind—with films that resemble absurd dreams and suppressed memo­ries.

In the spring of 2019, the Städel Museum will devote itself to one of the most momentous chapters in the history of European art: Venetian Renaissance painting.

Chiharu Shiota was born in Japan in 1972 and originally studied painting in Kyoto.