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Program from April

01. April - 31. Mai 2024

The Frankfurt version of the global Fashion Revolution Week kicks off in a festive and creative way. At the Daytime Party, you can dance to music, swap clothes and meet like-minded people. Two colour and styling experts will be present to offer advice and you can discover an augmented reality artwork. An open studio and workshops on how to skillfully repair or upgrade textiles await creatives and DIY enthusiasts.
There are also activities for children.

Admission to the museum is free of charge on this day.

Without registration. Included in the price of admission.

Event organized by the Kunstgewerbeverein

With its Asian collections, the Museum Angewandte Kunst is actually a universal museum which, in addition to the classic focal points of an arts and crafts museum such as ceramics, metal and textile art, also includes outstanding works of sculpture, painting and printmaking. These include 53 works of Chinese painting from the 16th to 20th centuries, which have been extensively researched in the run-up to this exhibition. Many of them are being presented to the public for the first time. After the lecture in the Historic Villa Metzler, Dr. Stephan v. d. Schulenburg will give a guided tour of the exhibition.

Pre-registration required:” info@kgv-frankfurt.de

Whether in nature, in society or at an entertaining evening like this one: Every particle, every action, every person makes an important contribution to the whole. It’s the same with the molecules in chemical dyeing and finishing processes in fashion production.

A quiz will offer you an interactive deep dive into the chemical processes of the fashion industry and you can enjoy an augmented reality art installation by Frankfurt artist Maiken Laackmann and exciting impulses from the Frankfurt label Frischbeutel and the start-up Vidar Sports. The evening will be hosted by Jennifer Najarian, who studied fashion and textile management, and you can swap your own clothes for those of other guests in the open closet.

The event is free of charge.

Whether rose, carnation or nettle – you can make nature’s most beautiful colors yourself from plant and flower juices. They invite you to create magical experiments and drawings on watercolor paper.
For families with children aged 7 and over
Duration: 2 hours
Free of charge. Registration via create.angewandte-kunst@stadt-frankfurt.de or 069 212 38522 is required.

Whether rose, carnation or nettle – you can make nature’s most beautiful colors yourself from plant and flower juices. They invite you to create magical experiments and drawings on watercolor paper.
For families with children aged 7 and over
Duration: 2 hours
Free of charge. Registration via create.angewandte-kunst@stadt-frankfurt.de or 069 212 38522 is required.

This workshop with influencer Ekaterina Haak proves that holes and stains are not necessarily the end of a garment. On this day, simple and more challenging basic techniques for beginners and advanced sewers will be presented. From darning by hand to the skillful use of iron-on patches and fine embroidery – different techniques will be covered and are geared towards the respective experience and enthusiasm of the people present.

Please bring your own textiles (with holes and patches) and possibly various fabric remnants; all other materials are available on site.

Please register until April 26th 2024 under: aussenstelle.mainz@engagement-global.de

The event is free of charge.

Without registration. Included in the price of admission.

Tickets on sale at the museum counter, discounted tickets only online.

Every 30 minutes students of the RAY Master Class offer 30-minute spotlight tours through the exhibition RAY Echoes. Emotion.

8.30 pm and 9 pm – Guided tour with Blaykyi Kenyah, Stella Musshafen, Mika Frommherz and Maya Nikté Argueta
9.30 pm and 10 pm – Guided tour with Thuy Tien Nguyen, Augustine Paredes and Lorenz Alexander Kerkhoff
10.30 pm and 11 pm – Guided tour with Madlen Strebel & Marie Schwarze

Without registration. Included in the price of admission.

Hop-in workshops in calligraphy and gelli-printing.

Without registration. Included in the price of admission. Every 30 minutes.

Without registration. Included in the price of admission.

Under the motto How posters speak. When informations become images, Dr. Eva Linhart provides insights into the history of applied art objects in her guided tour of the exhibition Elementary Parts.

Without registration. Included in the price of admission.

Dialogical guided tour in the exhibition RAY Echoes. Emotion under the motto Going through emotions.

Without registration (limited spots available). Included in the price of admission.

Interactive guided tour in the exhibition RAY Echoes. Emotion.

Without registration (limited spots available). Included in the price of admission.

Under the motto Everything kitchen: An everyday place is being designed, Grit Weber provides insights into the history of applied art objects in her guided tour of the exhibition Elementary Parts.

Without registration. Included in the price of admission.

Admission 20 Euro/16 Euro reduced. Duration: 2 hours
Registration via create.angewandte-kunst@stadt-frankfurt.de is required.

Special icons from our collection from a theological, cultural studies and art historical perspective will be examined. Get closer to the stories, meanings and messages of icons in our time. The talks take place once a month on Wednesdays from 6.30 – 7.30 pm.

6 EUR, 4 EUR reduced, guided tour on the icon evening free of charge

Interactive Guided tour in the exhibition CONTACT ZONES. Andrius Arutiunian, Pamela Breda, Victoria Keddie, Sajan Mani.

Without prior registration (limited spots available). Included in the price of admission.

Yang Jiechang, who has lived in Paris since 1988, is one of the most famous contemporary Chinese artists. Originally from Foshan in Guangdong province, Yang received classical training in painting and calligraphy from a young age. His art, which has attracted worldwide attention, moves between painting, installation, video, performance and sculpture. In his lecture, Yang will talk about contemporary forms of expression in ink painting. Yang does not see himself as a traditional Chinese artist, but rather as a contemporary, artistically active scholar. He emphasizes not only the use of the brush, but also a kind of pragmatic spirituality that is anchored in the here and now. Yang Jiechang was already a guest at the Museum für Kunsthandwerk (now the Museum Angewandte Kunst) in 1993 as part of the exhibition Mao’s Untamed Children.