CreateCreate Education Programme

Menschen an einem Tisch mit Bastelmaterialien im Museumsfoyer.

We call our museum education programme Create, because every participant can make something themselves.

Every visitor brings an entire world of their own into the museum, and with it one of innumerable ways of looking at what is on display here. Every person sees and feels differently and something different. Our education programmes accordingly offer our visitors opportunities to enter into dialogue with us about what they have seen and experienced here: dialogue about knowledge and non-knowledge, questions and possible answers, seeing and non-seeing. One question is always at the fore: what do the objects have to do with me? When we explore the museum with this question in mind, we together discover the aspects that connect us with the exhibition themes and those themes with our everyday worlds.

Comprehensive information about our educational events and activities in English and other foreign languages is available.

Please feel free to contact us.


LOOMCYCLE a mobile loom for communal weaving, a symbolic act of participation and engagement

14 February – 17 May 2026

Foto/Photo: Museum Angewandte Kunst

How do we imagine museums in the future? What happens when people don’t go to the museum, but the museum comes to the people instead—with a mobile loom that symbolizes connection, communal creativity, and participation?

From February to May 2026, raumlaborberlin’s LOOMCYCLE will travel through Frankfurt’s neighborhoods. It will stop at places and events where people come together and new connections are formed. In community centers, marketplaces, and neighborhood festivals, we invite local actors and partner institutions to participate—to weave, engage in conversation, and experience design as a collaborative, democratic process.

LOOMCYCLE is a project of the Berlin based collective raumlaborberlin and part of the accompanying program to the exhibition Wool. Silk. Resistance. as well as part of the program of World Design Capital Frankfurt RheinMain 2026 at the Museum Angewandte Kunst.

Foto/Photo: Museum Angewandte Kunst

LOOMCYCLE at the Museum Angewandte Kunst

  • Sat, 14 February, 3–6pm
    Kick-off with initiator and artist Francesco Apuzzo, raumlaborberlin
  • Sun, 15 February, 11am–2pm
    Kick-off with initiator and artist Francesco Apuzzo, raumlaborberlin
  • Sun, 1 March, 11.30am–2.30pm
  • Sun, 15 March, 11.30am– 2.30pm
  • Sun, 29 March, 11.30am–2.30pm
  • Wed, 8 April, 5.30–6.30pm
  • Sun, 12 April, 11am–4pm
    Topic day as part of the European Days of Arts and Crafts with workshops and guided tours for children aged 4 and older, families and adults
  • Sat, 25 April, 7–10 pm
    Night of the Museums
  • Sun, 3 May, 11.30am–2.30pm
  • Sun, 17 May, from 2pm on
    Closing event with a community picnic in the Metzlerpark around the woven carpet
Foto/Photo: Museum Angewandte Kunst

LOOMCYCLE on tour

  • Thu, 26 February, 3–6pm: Fliegendes Künstler:innenzimmer, Gravensteinerplatz, Preungesheim
  • Thu, 5 March, 3–6pm: Fliegendes Künstler:innenzimmer, Gravensteinerplatz, Preungesheim
  • Tue, 17 March, 4–7pm: Klima-Werkstatt, Ginnheimer Kirchplatz, Ginnheim
  • Sat, 21 March, 10–12am: Rollendes Buchcafé, Gustavsburgstraße
  • Fri, 24 April, 3–6pm: Quartiersmanagement Ginnheim, Platenstraße 80
  • Sat, 2 May, 2–6pm: Lebenshilfe Gut Hausen, Frankfurt
  • Fri, 8 May, 4–7pm: Gustavsburgstraße, Gallusviertel, Frankfurt


Calendar

Program from Mai

01. Mai - 30. Juni 2026

  • Without registration. Free entry.

  • Democratic gaming? Who are the bad guys, who are the good guys? What kind of industry is this?

    Playing cooperatively together. Human Nagafi and Florian Jöckel discuss with students how democratic gaming can be. Through shared gameplay, they address role models, enemy images, economic power, the Hessian games scene, the influence of AI and personalized content, and the question of whether games create collective experiences or intensify individualization.

    Registration from mid-April.
    The event will be held in German. Free entry.
    More information at: WDC 2026

  • With Lilian Korner, blind art historian and inclusion activist, and art educator Linda Gottwald.

    Included in the admission price. Information and registration at create.angewandte-kunst@stadt-frankfurt.de or 069 212 38522.

    If necessary, we can assist you with planning your journey and pick you up at the “Schweizer Platz” station. Please make arrangements during registration.

    The tour will be held in German.

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

  • Without registration. Free entry.

  • How do we move the images with our gaze – or is it the other way round?
    As part of the exhibition Raspberry Pi at H8H.space, artist Martina Wolf talks to Grit Weber, Deputy Director and Curator of Design, Art and Media at the Museum Angewandte Kunst.

    Address:
    H8H.space
    Hohenstaufenstraße 8 HH
    60327 Frankfurt

    More information at: H8H

  • LOOMCYCLE Closing event with a community picnic around the woven carpet.

    On 17 May starting at 2 pm, the Museum Angewandte Kunst invites you to a community picnic in the adjacent Metzlerpark as part of International Museum Day.

    Over the past few months the LOOMCYCLE, the mobile loom by raumlaborberlin, has made stops in various neighborhoods of Frankfurt. At each location, a unique rug has been created through the collaboration of many hands and encounters. The fabric will now be unveiled on 17 May in a joint presentation with all who participated in the weaving and ceremoniously unfurled.

    The carpet and an edible installation by Melina Matzanke will create a space for gathering, exchange, and shared relaxation.

    Anyone interested is welcome to bring their own food, blankets, and friends to be part of this celebratory finale.

    Without registration. Free entry.
    Location: Museum Angewandte Kunst

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

  • Guided tour on the topic Wolle, Werte, Widerstände: zeitgenössische Teppiche zwischen Kunstmarkt und Weltpolitik with art historian Francesco Colli.

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

  • With Tatiana Khaustova.
    No registration required. Included in the admission price.

  • Under the theme Standing Ovations: Assembly in Honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Icon Museum invites you to an evening that brings tradition to life. The focus is on an icon of the Mother of God that has been the center of veneration for centuries and is still celebrated today. Its timeless radiance and symbolic power continue to move people to this day. Together, visitors will discover the stories behind the icon, which is part of the new special exhibition Icons on the Move: Treasures from the Bode-Museum Berlin.

    Without registration. Included in the museum admission price.
    The event will be held in German.

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

  • Without registration. Free entry.

  • The course is suitable for all levels. Please bring your own mat.
    No registration required. Free Admission.

  • With Hana Spijkers.
    No registration required. Included in the admission price.

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

  • The course is suitable for all levels. Please bring your own mat.
    No registration required. Free Admission.

  • Everything stands still in the museum. But in the workshop, we’ll set the exhibits in motion!
    Free workshop for families with children aged 7 and up.
    Registration required at create.angewandte-kunst@stadt-frankfurt.de.

  • Everything stands still in the museum. But in the workshop, we’ll set the exhibits in motion!
    Free workshop for families with children aged 7 and up.
    Registration required at create.angewandte-kunst@stadt-frankfurt.de.

  • On the occasion of Oscar Murillo’s exhibition Collective Osmosis at DAS MINSK in Potsdam, people are invited to take part in drawing sessions held around the country as part of a collaborative artwork. These sessions will form part of an ongoing project titled, Social mapping, a celebration of collective spirit anchored by the exercise of drawing and mark-making.

    You and your local community will be free to draw and doodle on blank canvases with pens, pencils, crayons, and biros. At the end of the session the canvases will be collected and sent to Potsdam where they will join material gathered from around the world. Visitors to the museum will be invited to paint on top of these marked canvases in a gathering of voices from around the country.

    This event is free to attend and participants of all ages are welcome. All canvas and drawing materials will be provided

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

  • With the curator Anna Scheuermann.
    Without registration. Included in the admission price.
    The tour will be held in German.

  • In the two days workshop Script in Dialogue, an Iranian and an Israeli type designer, together with the participants, create an experimental space to explore the aesthetic and political power of Arabic and Hebrew typography.

    Typefaces, which are often interpreted as symbols of conflict, are deliberately reinterpreted and transformed into visual forms of expression for dialogue, rapprochement and coexistence – and ultimately realised as individual works using screen or riso printing.

    Registration and more information under: WDC 2026

  • In the two days workshop Script in Dialogue, an Iranian and an Israeli type designer, together with the participants, create an experimental space to explore the aesthetic and political power of Arabic and Hebrew typography.

    Typefaces, which are often interpreted as symbols of conflict, are deliberately reinterpreted and transformed into visual forms of expression for dialogue, rapprochement and coexistence – and ultimately realised as individual works using screen or riso printing.

    Registration and more information under: WDC 2026

  • The winners of the Hessen Design Competition 2025 present their interdisciplinary projects as an exhibition, in workshops, and in talks at the WDC-Hub.

    More information under: WDC 2026
    Without registration. Free entry.

  • The winners of the Hessen Design Competition 2025 present their interdisciplinary projects as an exhibition, in workshops, and in talks at the WDC-Hub.

    More information under: WDC 2026
    Without registration. Free entry.

  • The winners of the Hessen Design Competition 2025 present their interdisciplinary projects as an exhibition, in workshops, and in talks at the WDC-Hub.

    More information under: WDC 2026
    Without registration. Free entry.

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

  • Visitors are invited to look, listen and take part in talks and hands-on activities. Designers, medical professionals and researchers contribute their insights on subjects including everyday life, the body, health, sport and digital technology. A poster collection highlights the various forms of violence against women. A medical influencer, a young entrepreneur and a design expert will discuss gender, design and health. Students will report on public interventions.

    A cooperation with international Gender Design Network e.V.
    More information under: WDC 2026
    Without registration. Free entry.

  • Visitors are invited to look, listen and take part in talks and hands-on activities. Designers, medical professionals and researchers contribute their insights on subjects including everyday life, the body, health, sport and digital technology. A poster collection highlights the various forms of violence against women. A medical influencer, a young entrepreneur and a design expert will discuss gender, design and health. Students will report on public interventions.

    A cooperation with international Gender Design Network e.V.
    More information under: WDC 2026
    Without registration. Free entry.

  • With the curator Anton Rahlwes.
    Without registration. Included in the admission price.
    The tour will be held in German.

  • Visitors are invited to look, listen and take part in talks and hands-on activities. Designers, medical professionals and researchers contribute their insights on subjects including everyday life, the body, health, sport and digital technology. A poster collection highlights the various forms of violence against women. A medical influencer, a young entrepreneur and a design expert will discuss gender, design and health. Students will report on public interventions.

    A cooperation with international Gender Design Network e.V.
    More information under: WDC 2026
    Without registration. Free entry.

  • The course is suitable for all levels. Please bring your own mat.
    No registration required. Free Admission.

  • With the curator Anton Rahlwes.
    Without registration. Included in the admission price.
    The tour will be held in German.

  • The pop up exhibition Form Follows Friendship in the WDC-Hub shows how design emerges when collaboration itself becomes the guiding principle. For the exhibition, six young designers from Germany and the Netherlands worked in three binational teams over several months on joint projects. Models were built, exchanged and further developed. Design emerged through iteration, dialogue and hands-on experimentation.

    Form Follows Friendship is part of World Design Capital Frankfurt RheinMain 2026, initiated by the German Design Council and the diplomatic network of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, in cooperation with Creative Industries Fund NL and supported by Stiftung Deutsches Design Museum / Design Networking Hub.

    More information under: WDC 2026
    Without registration. Free entry.

  • With the curator Anton Rahlwes.
    Without registration. Included in the admission price.
    The tour will be held in German.

  • Guided tour in Russian with art historian Tatiana Khaustova.
    No registration required. Included in the admission price.

  • With curator Katharina Weiler.
    Without registration. Included in the admission price.
    The tour will be held in German.

  • Author Frauke Angel will read from her non-fiction book Hunderunde.
    Non-fiction reading for students in 5th grade and up.
    A collaborative project with the Literaturhaus Frankfurt.

    Registration required at create.angewandte-kunststadt-frankfurt.de or 069 212 38522.
    Free admission.
    The event will be held in German.

  • Author Frauke Angel will read from her non-fiction book Hunderunde.
    Non-fiction reading for students in 5th grade and up.
    A collaborative project with the Literaturhaus Frankfurt.

    Registration required at create.angewandte-kunststadt-frankfurt.de or 069 212 38522.
    Free admission.
    The event will be held in German.

  • Author Massuda Kassem will read from his children’s book Chicken Survivor. C
    hildren’s book reading for students in 1st grade and up
    A collaborative project with the Literaturhaus Frankfurt.

    Registration required at create.angewandte-kunststadt-frankfurt.de or 069 212 38522.
    Free admission.
    The event will be held in German.

  • Alexandra von Winning, Alexander Zang, Prof. Dr. Dr. Volker Mosbrugger, and students explore, through social and service design, how public administration can become more citizen-oriented and understandable without losing protective functions.
    Lectures, panels, workshops, and excursions focus on user-centered forms, plain language, new participation formats, and shorter feedback loops.

    The event will be held in German. Free entry.
    More information and registration at: WDC 2026

  • Author Massuda Kassem will read from his children’s book Chicken Survivor. C
    hildren’s book reading for students in 1st grade and up
    A collaborative project with the Literaturhaus Frankfurt.

    Registration required at create.angewandte-kunststadt-frankfurt.de or 069 212 38522.
    Free admission.
    The event will be held in German.

  • The course is suitable for all levels. Please bring your own mat.
    No registration required. Free Admission.

  • With art educator Hana Spijkers.
    No registration required. Included in the admission price.

  • With the curators of the gruppe finger.
    Without registration. Included in the admission price.
    The tour will be held in German.

  • Designer Diana Tayo Osobu invites participants to come together in interdisciplinary discussion formats to reflect on how design can continue to evolve in order to strengthen Europe as a leading design location.
    Design is understood here as a decision-making tool: it helps structure complexity, provide orientation, and make sustainable solutions visible. Against the backdrop of current challenges facing the creative industries—such as design apps that increasingly replace traditional creative processes—new design skills take center stage. These encompass both craft and mindset, as well as the ability to meaningfully connect markets, technologies, and users.

    The event will be held in German. Free entry.
    More information and registration at: WDC 2026

  • We highlight special icons from our collection from a theological, cultural and art historical perspective. We warmly invite you to learn more about the stories, meanings and messages of icons in our time. Icon evenings at the Icon Museum take place once a month on Wednesdays from 6 to 7 pm.

    Without registration. Included in the museum admission price.
    The event will be held in German.

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

  • The course is suitable for all levels. Please bring your own mat.
    No registration required. Free Admission.

  • With the curator Anna Scheuermann.
    Without registration. Included in the admission price.
    The tour will be held in German.

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