CreateCreate Education Programme

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: raumlaborberlin

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.

LOOMCYCLE at the museum

  • 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
  • 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 on and around the woven carpet

LOOMCYCLE on tour



Calendar

Program from März

01. März - 30. April 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.

  • With junior curators Sofia Simeth and Leon Lukas Plum.

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

  • 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.

    Without registration. Free entry.
    Location: Museum Angewandte Kunst

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

  • With Elisa Deutloff, Chelsea Hartmann, Ava Leandra Kleber and Mattis Kuhn.
    Without registration. Included in the admission price.
    The tour will be held in German.

  • 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.

    Without registration. Free entry.
    Location: Klima-Werkstatt, Ginnheimer Kirchplatz, Ginnheim

  • Guided tour on the topic Teppiche und neue Kunstkonzepte zwischen freier und angewandter Kunst with art historian Dr Eva Linhart.

    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.

  • 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.

    Without registration. Free entry.
    Location: Rollendes Buchcafé, Gustavsburgstraße, Gallusviertel

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

  • Join art historian Hana Spijkers on a pre-Easter tour of the Icon Museum to discover iconic depictions of the Passion and Resurrection of Jesus. How are the events from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday depicted and symbolized on icons of various origins? What do these icons reveal about the significance of Easter for Orthodox Christians?
    No registration required. Included in the admission price.

  • With XiangYu Fu, Leon-Etienne Kühr, Seongsin Lee and Evgeny Tverdokhlebov.
    Without registration. Included in the admission price.
    The tour will be held in German.

  • With junior curators Sofia Simeth and Leon Lukas Plum.

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

  • With the authors and graphic designer Sandra Doeller.

    No prior registration required.

    The event will be held in German.

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

  • 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.

    Without registration. Free entry.
    Location: Museum Angewandte Kunst

  • Without registration. Included in the admission price.
    The tour 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.

  • 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.

    Without registration. Free entry.
    Location:
    Good weather: in front of or behind the St. Katharinenkirche (near Hauptwache)
    Bad weather: inside the St. Katharinenkirche

  • With Egor Dmitriev, Mattis Kuhn and June Pauli.
    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.

  • Workshops and guided tours for children aged 4 and older, families and adults. Including junior curator tours; haptic tour for blind people, people with visual impairment and sighted people; textile workshop with the Stitch by Stitch tailoring studio.
    Included in exhibition ticket, prior registration only required for haptic tour.

    Program

    11 am–2 pm: Public workshop for families with children aged 4 years and older.

    11 am–4 pm: LOOMCYCLE – A mobile loom for communal weaving, a symbolic act of participation and engagement

    11 am: Guided tour through the exhibition Wool. Silk. Resistance. with junior curators Sofia Simeth and Leon Lukas Plum.

    12 pm: Guided family tour through the exhibition Wool. Silk. Resistance.

    12–2 pm: Textile workshop with the Stitch by Stitch tailoring studio

    1.30–3 pm: Haptic tour for blind people, people with visual impairment and sighted people with Lilian Korner, blind art historian and inclusion activist, and art educator Linda Gottwald.
    Included in exhibition ticket. Information and registration at create.angewandte-kunst@stadt-frankfurt.de or 069/212 38522.

    3 pm: Guided tour through the exhibition Wool. Silk. Resistance. with junior curators Sofia Simeth and Leon Lukas Plum.

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

  • With Dalibor Marković.
    No prior registration required. 5 EUR.
    The event will be held in German.

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

  • Tatar Dinner-Performance by allapopp at saasfee*pavillon as part of the exhibition when body is not enough.
    Registration via saasfeepavillon.de

  • Tufting with Jia Write (2 days)
    Information and registration at create.angewandte-kunst@stadt-frankfurt.de or 069/212 38522.
    Workshop fee: 96 EUR
    FULLY BOOKED

  • Tufting with Jia Write (2 days)
    Information and registration at create.angewandte-kunst@stadt-frankfurt.de or 069/212 38522.
    Workshop fee: 96 EUR
    FULLY BOOKED

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

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

  • With Elisa Deutloff, Egor Dmitriev, Chelsea Hartmann and Ava Leandra Kleber.
    Moderatet by Johanna T. Wallenborn.
    Without registration. Included in the admission price.
    The discussion will be held in German.

  • We want to see, feel and wear democracy.
    Together with students, Prof. Ilona Kötter, Markus Maas, and Klaus Harnack develop jacket concepts that make democratic negotiation processes visible and reference the Frankfurt Kitchen. From multiple designs, a “consensus jacket” emerges, illustrating what a group can agree on; the ongoing process through 2027 aims to spark conversations about democracy in everyday life.
    Registration from mid-April.
    More information at: “WDC 2026”:https://wdc2026.org/en/events/die-demokratische-frankfurter-jackeoder-dialogwerkstatt

  • 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.

  • With the curator Katharina Weiler.

    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.

  • 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.

    Without registration. Free entry.
    Location: Nachbarschaftsbüro Ginnheim, Platenstraße 80

  • From communal weaving and the redesign of recycled textiles to creating your own resistance in wool and silk: the museum invites you to get creative in workshops and activities. At the WDC Hub, you can learn more about World Design Capital 2026. Live performances will also transport you into atmospheric worlds of sound. Under fairy lights in the museum courtyard, Emma Metzler will be serving up the finest culinary delights and drinks.

    More information and the detailed program will follow.
    Without registration. Included in the ticket for the Night of the Museums.

  • 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.

    Without registration. Free entry.
    Location: Museum Angewandte Kunst

  • Performance by Elisa Deutloff, Chelsea Hartmann, Sara Volpe, Marie-Josée Kohfeld and Theodor Ettrich.
    Without registration. Included in the Night of the Museums ticket.

  • Performance by nwit.
    Without registration. Included in the Night of the Museums ticket.

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

  • With Anton Andrienko, Marlon Hesse and Leon-Etienne Kühr.
    Without registration. Included in the admission price.
    The tour will be held in German.

  • Performance by nwit.
    Without registration. Included in the admission price.

  • Live Performance Teach Yourself to Fly by Pauline Oliveros.
    Performed by the ☿ Ensemble.
    Without registration. Included in the admission price.

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

  • With junior curators Sofia Simeth and Leon Lukas Plum.

    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.

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