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The concert takes place in the Jazzklub in the Museum Angewandte Kunst.
Jazzklub is a cooperation between the Museum Angewandte Kunst and Jazz Montez.
Tickets: reservix
This concert is part of the Social Dance series, funded by the Kulturfonds Frankfurt RheinMain. Before the concert, a dance workshop will take place in the event space. If you are interested in participating in the workshop, please register at info@jazzmontez.de.

Please note – Standing Room
This concert is set up for standing only. There are no seats available. If you are unable to stand due to health reasons or other limitations, please contact us in advance at info@jazzmontez.de

In the middle of Barcelona’s bustling streets—amid chaos, traffic, and stress—Las Karamba was founded in 2018. Six life stories came together here, each shaped by migration, musical heritage, and sometimes subversive family backgrounds. Together, these women wanted to draw strength, overcome fears, and pursue their dreams. They also sought to express their devotion to music while highlighting the role of women.

The multicultural band is made up of members from Venezuela, Cuba, Catalonia, France, and Argentina. They bring a fresh and powerful twist to traditional styles such as Son, Cha-Cha-Cha, Salsa, and Timba by blending them with influences from rap and urban music, along with a touch of Samba and Rumba.

On stage, the group performs with seamless unity, delivering an electrifying show filled with danceable songs, impeccable arrangements, and captivating, catchy melodies. Lead singer Ahyvin Bruno knows how to thrill the audience with her remarkable voice, supported by flawless backing vocals.

Las Karamba brings joy and outstanding music to the stage—full of fun and energy, winning over audiences from the very first moment!

Without registration. Included in the admission price.

At the Frankfurt Students’ Jam Sessions the city’s youngest jazz scene meets once a month at the Jazzklub in the Museum Angewandte Kunst. Pupils aged 12-18 can jam together, and all friends, parents and jazz enthusiasts who are looking forward to a lively jazz feeling with young people can listen.
Participation is free of charge.
Participating big bands receive preparatory coaching.

Participation is free of charge. Please register via emailing “kontakt@schuljazz-frankfurt.de”:mailto:kontakt@schuljazz-frankfurt.de. Further information can be found “here”:https://schuljazz-frankfurt.de/programmbausteine/schueler-jamsession.

Jazzklub is a cooperation between the Museum Angewandte Kunst and Jazz Montez.

Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of a 1950s New York jazz club. Swing Ahead presents a carefully curated program featuring the finest music from over 100 years of jazz history, taking you on a journey from classic swing and grooving Latin sounds to cool jazz. In the classic trio format, Charly Loritz (piano), Vico Hinrichsen (drums), and Julien Briant (double bass) invite you to an evening that moves between driving up-tempo swing and atmospheric ballads.

Free admission. Donations welcome.

Jam Session – Setlist
You can choose from these songs (and more) if you’d like to play with the band.

All of Me
All the Things You Are
Autumn Leaves
Beautiful Love
Body and Soul
Dolphin Dance
Have You Met Miss Jones?
I Mean You
I Remember April
I’ll Be Seeing You
Joy Spring
Just the Two of Us
Misty
My Favorite Things
My Funny Valentine
On the Sunny Side of the Street
Recorda-Me
Slow Boat to China
Someday My Prince Will Come
St. Thomas
Strasbourg / St. Denis
Straight, No Chaser
Take the ‘A’ Train
The Days of Wine and Roses
There Is No Greater Love
There Will Never Be Another You
Up Jumped Spring
Vicissitudes
Wave
What Is This Thing Called Love?

Without registration. Included in the admission price.

Without registration. Included in the admission price.

With Dr. Jutta Frieß
Meeting point: Ebelfeldschool
Price: 13€

Participation with online ticket. The ticket entitles you to an additional museum admission as part of the exhibitions for the Jubilee 100 Years of the New Frankfurt.

You can find the ticket here .

The concert takes place in the Jazzklub in the Museum Angewandte Kunst.
Jazzklub is a cooperation between the Museum Angewandte Kunst and Jazz Montez.
Tickets: reservix.

Oliver Johnson aka Dorian Concept latest album “What We Do For Others” is out now on Brainfeeder Records. It’s the third studio album by the Austrian producer and synthesizer savant, famed for his singular, beautifully detailed sonic tapestries and wild, utterly joyful live keyboard jam videos.
“What We Do For Others” is a relaxed, quietly confident and intimate record, founded on delightfully loose arrangements, feedbacked soundscapes and blessed with snatches of his own cryptic vocals that are presented more as additional instrumentation rather than lyrical phrases. All the elements and layers were recorded without interruptions and deliberately not edited. “I think that’s why this record has something of a ‘band sound’” says Oliver. “It’s me playing all kinds of different key-instruments, singing and using fx-units to create these freeform compositions.”
The title came to Oliver in a dream and stuck with him. “One thing I often find interesting about my creative process is that when I believe to be making something that others could like, it tends to not really connect with people,” he says. “Whereas when I get to that special place and just work from my gut – the music tends to often speak to the outside world naturally.” Johnson says that he tried questioning his internal voice of self-judgement and temper his constant urge for improvement during the making of the album.
In the early years Dorian Concept climbed an ascent perhaps exemplary of this generation’s brightest production talents: after experimenting with production software, piano and saxophone throughout his teenage years, he studied multi-media art at university before catching the internet’s attention with virtuosic video footage of himself shredding on a microKORG and dropping out to pursue music-making more seriously. In the span of a few years he had caught the attention of such sonic agenda-setters as Gilles Peterson, Benji B and Mary Anne Hobbs; released a flurry of EPs; performed with The Cinematic Orchestra at Royal Albert Hall; joined the ranks of other promising upstarts at Red Bull Music Academy; got spotted by Flying Lotus and invited to tour in his live band. After finding a home on Ninja Tune, he enjoyed underground success with the release of an album “Joined Ends”, dizzyingly intricate singles which made the rounds on experimental dancefloors worldwide, and subsequent live touring from Glastonbury to Sonar to MoMA PS1’s Warm Up.

The concert takes place in the Jazzklub in the Museum Angewandte Kunst.
Jazzklub is a cooperation between the Museum Angewandte Kunst and Jazz Montez.
Tickets: reservix.

Formed during their shared music studies, the trio has developed a distinctive, clearly structured sound. The balance between unpretentiousness and highly interactive, impulsive playing is at the forefront of this classic jazz ensemble, featuring Tobias Fröhlich (bass) and Jan-Einar Groh (drums). The compositions, mostly written by Johanna Summer, never lose their connection to the musical roots of the bandleader. Having grown up with classical music and always surrounded by established pop and rock music, she sees it as her duty to acknowledge the legitimacy of all these influences within modern jazz music.

As part of the Jazzklub the film Oh Horn! Albert Mangelsdorff – Posaune (1980) by the film maker Lucie Hermann will be shown at the Harmonie Filmtheater. Jazzklub is a cooperation of the Museum Angewandte Kunst with Jazz Montez.

Costs: 12 euro per person
Tickets: Arthouse Kinos Frankfurt:https://www.arthouse-kinos.de/filme/oh-horn-albert-mangelsdorff-posaune-45778/

As part of the Jubilee 100 Years of the New Frankfurt the Museum Angewandte Kunst organises a series of architectural tours.

With Christiane Boehm-Kochanski
Cost: 15 Euro, including admission to the Ernst May House
Meeting point: metro station “Römerstadt”, exit towards Hadrianstraße/Ernst-May-Haus

Participation with online ticket. The ticket entitles you to an additional museum admission as part of the exhibitions for the Jubilee 100 Years of the New Frankfurt.

You can find the ticket here.

The concert takes place in the Jazzklub in the Museum Angewandte Kunst.
Jazzklub is a cooperation between the Museum Angewandte Kunst and Jazz Montez.
(This concert is part of the Jazz is My Democracy series, funded by the Kulturfonds Frankfurt RheinMain. Before the performance, the artist will be interviewed live on stage.)
Tickets can be purchased under the following link: https://jazzmontez.reservix.de/tickets-emma-rawciz-gwiliam-simcock-in-frankfurt-am-main-jazzklub-museum-angewandte-kunst-am-13-12-2025/e2418559.

This new duo brings together the talents of celebrated pianist and composer Gwilym Simcock and rising star saxophonist and composer Emma Rawicz. This musical collaboration has a special depth and freedom that has blossomed in just a short space of time, maturing rapidly into a unique and exciting musical force. Emma and Gwilym have composed for each other and collaborated on arrangements, drawing on the many common influences they share. Such has been the success of this musical venture; they have already been into the studio to record their first album as a duo – eagerly anticipated and scheduled for release on the prestigious ACT label on the 1st of November.
Emma and Gwilym will be performing music from their exciting upcoming duo release including original works and arrangements of a variety of other music from the Great American Songbook to Stevie Wonder! Their collaboration has been a cross-generation revelation, but possibly a predictable success – given they both had a similar significant classical and jazz training at the prestigious Chetham’s School of Music in Manchester and Royal Academy of Music in London. The duo’s connection as labelmates on the ACT label makes a collaboration even more fitting, and they are very excited to see where their adventure as an established ensemble will take them. Their love of engaging, energetic and joyful music is evident throughout this set, and the intimate chamber concert is a perfect setting for this very special project to be heard!

Without registration. Included in the admission price.

Art historian and icon painter Tatiana Khaustova is inviting you to join her for a Christmas tour through the Ikonenmuseum in Russian:

Искусствовед и иконописец Татьяна Хаустова проведет публичную экскурсию на тему «Чудо Рождества и празднование Святого Николая на православных иконах» в Музее икон во Франкфурте.
Вас ждут две экскурсии на русском языке, посвященные Рождеству Христову,
и также традиционной истории традиции празднования дня Святого Николая в православии.

Узнайте, как эти святые события отображены в иконописи, и погрузитесь в атмосферу православных праздничных традиций.
Музей икон желает вам счастливых праздников!

Without prior registration, included in the admission price.

The concert takes place in the Jazzklub in the Museum Angewandte Kunst.

Jazzklub is a cooperation between the Museum Angewandte Kunst and Jazz Montez.

Tickets can be purchased under the following link: https://jazzmontez.reservix.de/tickets-finn-heine-bigband-in-frankfurt-am-main-jazzklub-museum-angewandte-kunst-am-14-12-2025/e2418560.

Founded in 2024, the Traumfabrik Jazz Orchestra brings together young, talented female musicians from the German jazz scene, who infuse the ensemble with their energetic enthusiasm and give it a distinctive sound. Among them are former members of the renowned Bundesjazzorchester, who have already worked with international jazz giants at a young age.
The musicians come from all over Germany and bring their individual artistic perspectives, creating a unique and multifaceted sound that captivates and moves the audience.
For the festive Christmas concert on December 14, 2025, at the Museum of Applied Arts, the Traumfabrik Jazz Orchestra will be expanded for the first time to include a vocal ensemble. Together, they will present a soulful program with Christmas carols arranged specifically for this occasion—both imaginative and emotional, at times gentle and at times powerful. The arrangements are by Finn Heine, who already impressed audiences with his compositions during the summer program. As a former fellow of the WDR Big Band Composer Fellowship program, where he studied with Vince Mendoza and Florian Ross, Heine knows how to give traditional Christmas sounds a new, jazz-inspired glow.
The music of the Traumfabrik Jazz Orchestra blends modern big band traditions with innovative and experimental elements—this time embedded in festive soundscapes that invite dreaming, enjoyment, and awe. A special concert experience for the Christmas season.

Discover jazz – interactive jazz concerts for schoolchildren, grades 5 and 6
With: Musicians: Claudia Lemperle (vocals), Nina Hacker (bass), Bastian Rossmann (drums)
45 minutes playing time.

Participation is free of charge.

Discover jazz – interactive jazz concerts for schoolchildren, grades 5 and 6
With: Musicians: Claudia Lemperle (vocals), Nina Hacker (bass), Bastian Rossmann (drums)
45 minutes playing time.

Participation is free of charge.

The session takes place in the Jazzklub in the Museum Angewandte Kunst.
Jazzklub is a cooperation between the Museum Angewandte Kunst and Jazz Montez.

The fresh quartet from Frankfurt combines their diverse musical backgrounds and fuses elements of Jazz, Hip-Hop, R&B, Funk, and Soul. Between danceable beats and lyrical melodies, an explosive sound emerges. With individuality, spontaneous interaction, and high-energy improvisation, Chevalier performs their own music – raw, honest, and full of groove.

Lukas Ebner – Keys
Bright Osei – Bass
Felix Lothwesen – Drums
Jaycob Sekretarev – Sax

Free admission. Donations welcome.

Jam Session – Setlist
You can choose from these songs (and more) if you’d like to play with the band.

All of Me
All the Things You Are
Autumn Leaves
Beautiful Love
Body and Soul
Dolphin Dance
Have You Met Miss Jones?
I Mean You
I Remember April
I’ll Be Seeing You
Joy Spring
Just the Two of Us
Misty
My Favorite Things
My Funny Valentine
On the Sunny Side of the Street
Recorda-Me
Slow Boat to China
Someday My Prince Will Come
St. Thomas
Strasbourg / St. Denis
Straight, No Chaser
Take the ‘A’ Train
The Days of Wine and Roses
There Is No Greater Love
There Will Never Be Another You
Up Jumped Spring
Vicissitudes
Wave
What Is This Thing Called Love?

Without registration. Included in the admission price.

The concert takes place in the Jazzklub in the Museum Angewandte Kunst.
Jazzklub is a cooperation between the Museum Angewandte Kunst and Jazz Montez.
Tickets:reservix.

Caro Trischler is here – and with her comes a sonic cosmos that begins softly and goes straight under your skin.
At the LOKAL Listener hosted by Gregor Praml at the Museum Angewandte Kunst, the Mainz-based singer and guitarist presents her own songs in English and Portuguese – sometimes poetic, sometimes introspective, always honest and immediate. In her music, jazz, Brazilian bossa nova, and folk blend into a warm musical language full of lightness and intensity.
“I love the quiet, haunting tones the most,” she says herself, “the ones that resonate with both lightness and intensity in English and Portuguese.” These tones also define her current program: music as escapism – as a place of retreat and healing in a world that often feels overwhelming. Caro invites her audience “to lose themselves, blissfully dazed, in the music and to fade out the world around them.”
Her path led her early on from a small town in Baden to Berlin – at 17, she reached the semifinals of The Voice of Germany and performed on the big TV stage. But instead of glitter and glamour, she was drawn to substance: “I was always searching for music that truly moved me – music that came into being for its own sake.” This search took her to Mainz, where she studied jazz vocals and eventually discovered Brazilian music, to which she now devotes herself wholeheartedly. Today she sings classics by João Gilberto and Elis Regina with the same conviction as her own songs, inspired by Joni Mitchell or Paramore – an unusual but, in that very way, authentic mix.
Caro Trischler is accompanied by her longtime companion, pianist Ulf Kleiner. In the concert talk with Gregor Praml at the LOKAL Listener, Caro not only shares her music but also her story – from playing Debussy on the piano at home to indie rock in her teenage bedroom to discovering bossa nova. An evening poised between melancholy and hope, reflection and comfort – carried by a voice that lingers.

The concert takes place in the Jazzklub in the Museum Angewandte Kunst.

Jazzklub is a cooperation between the Museum Angewandte Kunst and Jazz Montez.

Tickets: reservix.

After five years of creative silence Yuriy Sych and Timothy Roth are bringing Contrast Trio back together with it ́s unique blend of Future Jazz.

From the Winner of Hessischer Jazzpreis –be ready to be sucked intro a vortex of trippy, intense grooves, that mingle between Jazz, Krautrock and World, Electronic and Minimal Music. Blending Sequencers and modular synthesizers with plucky piano and krautrocky live drums, Contrast Trio are part of a new wave of jazz musicians, that have mastered their instruments, yet look beyond the borders of their musical origin, brushing off jazztraditions and conventions and understanding music as the universal language that it is, warmly embrassing anyone with an open heart and an open mind.

Yuriy Sych – Piano and Synths
Timothy Roth – Sequencers and Bass
Sammy Wahlandt – Drums

Art historian and icon painter Tatiana Khaustova is inviting you to join her for a Christmas tour through the Ikonenmuseum in Russian:

Искусствовед и иконописец Татьяна Хаустова проведет публичную экскурсию на тему «Чудо Рождества и празднование Святого Николая на православных иконах» в Музее икон во Франкфурте.
Вас ждут две экскурсии на русском языке, посвященные Рождеству Христову,
и также традиционной истории традиции празднования дня Святого Николая в православии.

Узнайте, как эти святые события отображены в иконописи, и погрузитесь в атмосферу православных праздничных традиций.
Музей икон желает вам счастливых праздников!

Without prior registration, included in the admission price.

The concert takes place in the Jazzklub in the Museum Angewandte Kunst.
Jazzklub is a cooperation between the Museum Angewandte Kunst and Jazz Montez.
Tickets: reservix.

Please note – Standing Room
This concert is set up for standing only. There are no seats available. If you are unable to stand due to health reasons or other limitations, please contact us in advance at info@jazzmontez.de

Without registration. Included in the admission price.

Art educator Hana Spijkers recounts the miracle of Christmas in this tour, focusing in particular on the special depictions of the birth of Christ in Orthodox art and the stories interwoven with them. The miracle stories of Saint Nicholas, the most frequently depicted saint in the Eastern Church, also contribute to the Christmas spirit of this tour. A warm invitation to be inspired by the iconic images and stories surrounding the birth of Christ and the extraordinary connection between Mary and her child on icons shortly before Christmas.

The tour will be held in german. Without registration. Included in the admission price.

The session takes place in the Jazzklub in the Museum Angewandte Kunst.
Jazzklub is a cooperation between the Museum Angewandte Kunst and Jazz Montez.

Free admission. Donations welcome.

Jam Session – Setlist
You can choose from these songs (and more) if you’d like to play with the band.

All of Me
All the Things You Are
Autumn Leaves
Beautiful Love
Body and Soul
Dolphin Dance
Have You Met Miss Jones?
I Mean You
I Remember April
I’ll Be Seeing You
Joy Spring
Just the Two of Us
Misty
My Favorite Things
My Funny Valentine
On the Sunny Side of the Street
Recorda-Me
Slow Boat to China
Someday My Prince Will Come
St. Thomas
Strasbourg / St. Denis
Straight, No Chaser
Take the ‘A’ Train
The Days of Wine and Roses
There Is No Greater Love
There Will Never Be Another You
Up Jumped Spring
Vicissitudes
Wave
What Is This Thing Called Love?

Without registration. Included in the admission price.

Without registration. Included in the admission price.

The concert takes place in the Jazzklub in the Museum Angewandte Kunst.
Jazzklub is a cooperation between the Museum Angewandte Kunst and Jazz Montez.
Tickets: reservix

Please note – Standing Room
This concert is set up for standing only. There are no seats available. If you are unable to stand due to health reasons or other limitations, please contact us in advance at info@jazzmontez.de .

Riverside Session, together with Jazz Montez, presents: Jazz meets Hip Hop.
Two evenings, two different programs – connected by a shared origin.
Hip Hop was born at the block parties of the late ’70s with turntables, breakbeats, and an insatiable hunger for sound.
Funk and soul provided the groove: driving rhythms, distinctive drum breaks, raw energy, and big emotions.
Over time, hip hop opened up to new sonic worlds, and jazz entered the picture. Its harmonies, improvisation, and flow made it the perfect counterpart. Today, sampling has long evolved into true collaboration.
Artists like Kendrick Lamar work with jazz greats such as Kamasi Washington and Terrace Martin. But young jazz acts like Moses Yoofee or Yussef Dayes also strike a chord with hip hop fans. The boundaries are blurring, and the exchange is alive.
For the past three years, Riverside Session has been building bridges between musical styles and people.
On these two nights, you’ll feel exactly that: live music, DJing, and rap – interpreted by the impulsive, soulful Riverside Collective.

Without registration. Included in the admission price.

The concert takes place in the Jazzklub in the Museum Angewandte Kunst.
Jazzklub is a cooperation between the Museum Angewandte Kunst and Jazz Montez.
Tickets: reservix

Please note – Standing Room
This concert is set up for standing only. There are no seats available. If you are unable to stand due to health reasons or other limitations, please contact us in advance at info@jazzmontez.de

Former students of the University of Music and Performing Arts (HfMDK) from the fields of classical music, jazz and pop have joined forces in Frankfurt to form the Urban Art Orchestra. A powerful brass section, a string quartet and the rhythm section led by Jona Heckmann create a rousing sound. Together with singers from the swing scene, they will dedicate the evening entirely to the theme of ‘swing’ – a celebration for all dance and jazz lovers.

Highlights include:

Caloé – French singer and composer, a master of vocal improvisation. Following her debut album Saisons (2020), she presents her new release Le Voyageur.

Arabella Rustico – Italian double bassist blending classical techniques with jazz for a dynamic and melodic sound.

Julie Saury – French drummer raised in the swing tradition, renowned for her precision and elegant drive.

The event takes place in the Jazzklub in the Museum Angewandte Kunst.
Jazzklub is a cooperation between the Museum Angewandte Kunst and Jazz Montez.
Tickets: reservix

This event is part of the Social Dance series, funded by the Kulturfonds Frankfurt RheinMain. Before the concert, a dance workshop will take place in the event space. If you are interested in participating in the workshop, please register at info@jazzmontez.de.

Please note – Standing Room
This concert is set up for standing only. There are no seats available. If you are unable to stand due to health reasons or other limitations, please contact us in advance at info@jazzmontez.de

Former students of the University of Music and Performing Arts (HfMDK) from the fields of classical music, jazz and pop have joined forces in Frankfurt to form the Urban Art Orchestra. A powerful brass section, a string quartet and the rhythm section led by Jona Heckmann create a rousing sound.

On January 3, the Urban Art Orchestra will perform at the last Social Dance Evening at the Jazzklub. Together with singers from the swing scene, they will dedicate the evening entirely to the theme of ‘swing’ – a celebration for all dance and jazz lovers.

The concert takes place in the Jazzklub in the Museum Angewandte Kunst.
Jazzklub is a cooperation between the Museum Angewandte Kunst and Jazz Montez.
Tickets: reservix

This concert is part of the Social Dance series, funded by the Kulturfonds Frankfurt RheinMain. Before the concert, a dance workshop will take place in the event space. If you are interested in participating in the workshop, please register at info@jazzmontez.de.

Please note – Standing Room
This concert is set up for standing only. There are no seats available. If you are unable to stand due to health reasons or other limitations, please contact us in advance at info@jazzmontez.de

Former students of the University of Music and Performing Arts (HfMDK) from the fields of classical music, jazz and pop have joined forces in Frankfurt to form the Urban Art Orchestra. A powerful brass section, a string quartet and the rhythm section led by Jona Heckmann create a rousing sound.

On January 3, the Urban Art Orchestra will perform at the last Social Dance Evening at the Jazzklub. Together with singers from the swing scene, they will dedicate the evening entirely to the theme of ‘swing’ – a celebration for all dance and jazz lovers.

Highlights include:

Caloé – French singer and composer, a master of vocal improvisation. Following her debut album Saisons (2020), she presents her new release Le Voyageur.

Arabella Rustico – Italian double bassist blending classical techniques with jazz for a dynamic and melodic sound.

Julie Saury – French drummer raised in the swing tradition, renowned for her precision and elegant drive.

The event takes place in the Jazzklub in the Museum Angewandte Kunst.
Jazzklub is a cooperation between the Museum Angewandte Kunst and Jazz Montez.
Tickets: reservix

Experience an extraordinary evening where literature and jazz come together in a unique way.

Moderation: Daniella Baumeister will guide the evening, introducing the book and the artist Heinz Sauer.

Reading: Rainer Wieczorek will read from his book Im Gegenlicht: Heinz Sauer.

Music: Bob Degen will accompany the reading with several piano interludes, alternating harmoniously with the reading passages.

Discussion: Afterwards, Daniella Baumeister will host a conversation with Rainer Wieczorek and Bob Degen about the creation of the book and the music.

About the Book:
As Helmut Böttiger summarized in the Deutschlandfunk program BücherMarkt:
“The taciturn saxophonist, measuring all the highs and lows on his instrument, appears in a literary backlight, and suddenly you find yourself on the same stage with him, taking part in something truly extraordinary.”

Immerse yourself in a literary-musical encounter where words and sounds merge in a unique way.

Sound has always been attributed with a healing effect: from the low frequencies of the Earth’s magnetic field to Solfeggio tones, which are said to release inner blockages and promote spiritual awakening. Yet care is more than a vibration. It is human affection, it requires taking time for empathy. It is, at the latest, when we can no longer eat, dress, or wash ourselves without help that we become dependent on other people. With the dissolution of the family as the center of care, a sophisticated system of home health care has developed, especially in Western countries. A business model, a strenuous job in which mobile caregivers rush from door to door by car.

In Your World – an Audio Drive, Marc Behrens and Hannes Seidl take the audience on a tour of Frankfurt. Wrapped in calming frequencies, a connection between the daily routine of home health care and (self-)care emerges. While the healing frequencies tenderly envelop the audience, the conversations build a bridge to the harsh world beyond the window panes. Your World oscillates between singing bowls and bedpans and takes time—for the audience and those who care for us.

Eine Produktion von Hannes Seidl & Briefkastenfirma in Koproduktion mit Museum Angewandte Kunst, Frankfurt am Main. Gefördert aus Mitteln der Stadt Frankfurt am Main und dem Hessisches Ministerium für Wissenschaft und Forschung, Kunst und Kultur.

The audio drive lasts about 50 minutes and costs 18 euro per person / 10 euro reduced price.
The audio drive starts at 2, 3, 4, and 5 pm.
The tickets can be purchased here.

The installations (cars) can be viewed from the outside and inside in the museum courtyard. The cars can be opened upon request by the supervisory staff.

As part of the Jubilee 100 Years of the New Frankfurt the Museum Angewandte Kunst organises a series of architectural tours.

With Petra Schwerdtner
Cost: 13 Euro
Meeting point: metro station “Schäfflestraße”

Participation with online ticket. The ticket entitles you to an additional museum admission as part of the exhibitions for the Jubilee 100 Years of the New Frankfurt.

You can find the ticket here.

Sound has always been attributed with a healing effect: from the low frequencies of the Earth’s magnetic field to Solfeggio tones, which are said to release inner blockages and promote spiritual awakening. Yet care is more than a vibration. It is human affection, it requires taking time for empathy. It is, at the latest, when we can no longer eat, dress, or wash ourselves without help that we become dependent on other people. With the dissolution of the family as the center of care, a sophisticated system of home health care has developed, especially in Western countries. A business model, a strenuous job in which mobile caregivers rush from door to door by car.

In Your World – an Audio Drive, Marc Behrens and Hannes Seidl take the audience on a tour of Frankfurt. Wrapped in calming frequencies, a connection between the daily routine of home health care and (self-)care emerges. While the healing frequencies tenderly envelop the audience, the conversations build a bridge to the harsh world beyond the window panes. Your World oscillates between singing bowls and bedpans and takes time—for the audience and those who care for us.

A production by Hannes Seidl & Briefkastenfirma in co-production with Museum Angewandte Kunst, Frankfurt am Main. Funded by the City of Frankfurt am Main and the Hessisches Ministerium für Wissenschaft und Forschung, Kunst und Kultur.

The audio drive lasts about 50 minutes and costs 18 euro per person / 10 euro reduced price.
The audio drive starts at 2, 3, 4, and 5 pm.
Registration at: sabine.huth@stadt-frankfurt.de
The tickets can be purchased here.

The installations (cars) can be viewed from the outside and inside in the museum courtyard. The cars can be opened upon request by the supervisory staff.

Without registration. Included in the admission price.

Outlook on the Social City
With Frankfurt Babylon.

Without registration. Included in the admission price.

Without registration. Included in the admission price.

With Dr Inge Podbrecky (Vienna): “Politics, ideology and architecture in Vienna 1919-1934”, Dr Dirk Schubert (Hamburg): “The “New Hamburg” – Residential and housing construction in the 1920s” and Dr Wolfgang Voigt (curator of the exhibition, Frankfurt): “Viewed in context: urban development and mass housing construction in the New Frankfurt.”

Without registration. Costs: 5 euro
The event will be held in German.

As part of the Jubilee 100 Years of the New Frankfurt the Museum Angewandte Kunst organises a series of architectural tours.

With Petra Schwerdtner
Cost: 13 Euro
Meeting point: metro station “Stephan-Heise-Straße”

Participation with online ticket. The ticket entitles you to an additional museum admission as part of the exhibitions for the Jubilee 100 Years of the New Frankfurt.

You can find the ticket here.

Urban designers – How design, architecture, art, and culture shape our future

This event is all about how cities will be designed in the future – not just by the usual experts like architects and urban planners, but also by designers, artists, curators, cultural institutions, the media, and the urban community itself. The focus is on the mediation and communication of these disciplines and the participation of the public in urban development processes.

5:30 p.m.: Curator’s tour with Cornelia Hellstern through the exhibition Tools for Better Cities by KSP Engel

6:30 p.m.: Panel discussion with Cornelia Hellstern, Jürgen Engel, Matthias Wagner K
Moderator: Anna Scheuermann

No registration required. Included in the admission price.

Without registration. Included in the admission price.