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Program from März

01. März - 30. April 2024

Touching allowed! In the interactive format SINNESWEISEN, cultural scientist and inclusion activist Fabian Korner and junior curator Andrea Nicola Strehl explore the sensual and functional values of various exhibits together with 10 guests. The Museum Angewandte Kunst invites visitors not only to grasp objects visually, but also to experience them through touch. The series begins with Betty Montarou’s spoon collection in the exhibition Things we collect.

The tour is aimed at blind, visually impaired and sighted people who are interested in perceiving art through the interplay of individual senses. The number of participants is limited, please register at create.angewandte-kunst@stadt-frankfurt.de.

Touching allowed! In the interactive format SINNESWEISEN, cultural scientist and inclusion activist Fabian Korner and junior curator Andrea Nicola Strehl explore the sensual and functional values of various exhibits together with 10 guests. The Museum Angewandte Kunst invites visitors not only to grasp objects visually, but also to experience them through touch. The series begins with Betty Montarou’s spoon collection in the exhibition Things we collect.

The tour is aimed at blind, visually impaired and sighted people who are interested in perceiving art through the interplay of individual senses. The number of participants is limited, please register at create.angewandte-kunst@stadt-frankfurt.de.

With Dorothee Merg, Betty Montarou, Sandra Doeller, Katharina Pennoyer, Annette Gloser

Hosted by David Beikirch

Admission 6 Euro/4 Euro reduced.

We examine special icons from our collection from a theological, cultural studies and art historical perspective. A cordial invitation to get closer to the stories, meanings and messages of icons in our time in this way. The talks take place once a month on Wednesdays from 6.30 – 7.30 pm.

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

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

Without registration. Included in the price of admission.

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.