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SCHIRN MAG

Waiting for Niki Saint Phalle

By SCHIRN MAGAZIN

Our highlight in spring 2023: The SCHIRN presents Niki de Saint Phalle in a comprehensive survey exhibition and shows the many facets of the famous...
SCHIRN MAG

Five good reasons to view Amna Elhassan in the Schirn

By Schirn Magazin

In the form of Amna Elhassan’s “Deconstructed Bodies – In Search of Home” show that runs until February 12 in the Rotunda, the SCHIRN is presenting an...
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Now at the SCHIRN: MARC CHAGALL

By Schirn Magazin

There seems to be no limit to fantasy in the oeuvre of Marc Chagall (1887–1985). He is regarded as one of the most idiosyncratic artists of modernity....
SCHIRN MAG

Marc Chagall in 10 (F)acts

By Elena Schmidt

Starting with his love for music, his falling out with Picasso, or indeed the question of which of his creative phases was accompanied by herrings.
SCHIRN MAG

From studio to dining table: Carsten Höller

By Julia Keller

Are artists particularly creative when it comes to cooking? We take a look around the kitchens of the art world, this time with Carsten Höller and his...
SCHIRN MAG

Now at the SCHIRN: GAURI GILL

By Schirn Magazin

Collaborative, liberating, resistant: The SCHIRN presents photographs by the artist Gauri Gill in the first major survey of her work.

SCHIRN MAG

News from the fringes of Indian society

By Luise Leyer

Khabar Lahariya is a video-first rural digital newsroom run by a team of Dalit-led, but also Muslim, also OBC, also upper-caste women. In their...
SCHIRN MAG

Distance becomes closeness. Gauri Gill’s “The Americans”

By Isabelle Hammer

One title, two works: With her photo series “The Americans” Gauri Gill references the 1950s photo book of the same name by Swiss photographer Robert...
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The sinister world of Unica B

By Daniel Urban

Ominous, dark premonitions define the mood of Anja Kirschner’s video work “Unica” (2022). Or is it much more repressed memories of the past?...