Sculptures around the SCHIRN
The multi-part exhibition in SCHIRN’s public spaces translates fleeting natural phenomena into artistic experiences. The works enter into a relationship with their surroundings and the forces of nature — sunlight, rain, and wind, animals, and the rhythms of day and night.
In a Silent Way. Sculptures around the SCHIRN, Episode 1, 2026, installation view, Margaret Raspé, Raindrums (1988/2023)© Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt 2026, photo: Norbert Miguletz
In a Silent Way. Sculptures around the SCHIRN, Episode 1, 2026, installation view, Katja Mater, HIC. EST. TUUM. HORA. 50° 07′ 16″ N 08° 39′ 12″ E (2026)© Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt 2026, photo: Norbert Miguletz
In a Silent Way. Sculptures around the SCHIRN, Episode 1, 2026, installation view, Bernhard Schreiner, Instant Sonification (Local real-time composition, N 50° 7′ 16″ E 8° 39′ 10″), (2026)© Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt 2026, photo: Norbert Miguletz
In a Silent Way. Sculptures around the SCHIRN, Episode 1, 2026, installation view, Bernhard Schreiner, Instant Sonification (Local real-time composition, N 50° 7′ 16″ E 8° 39′ 10″), (2026)© Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt 2026, photo: Norbert Miguletz
In a Silent Way. Skulpturen rund um die SCHIRN, Episode 1, 2026, Installationsansicht© Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt 2026, Foto: Norbert Miguletz- In a Silent Way. Sculptures around the SCHIRN, Episode 1, 2026, installation view, Katja Mater, HIC. EST. TUUM. HORA. 50° 07′ 16″ N 08° 39′ 12″ E (2026)© Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt 2026, photo: Norbert Miguletz
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