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Welcome
Welcome to the newsroom and press area of the SCHIRN KUNSTHALLE FRANKFURT, our offer for journalists, bloggers and online editors. Here you find all of the media-relevant information related to our exhibitions and projects, including current press releases, images and films. Within the scope of current coverage, you may take advantage of our press service at no charge. Should you require further information, please do not hesitate to contact us.
PRESS CONTACT
Johanna Pulz
Head of Press/PR
Julia Bastian
Press Officer
Isabelle Hammer
Trainee
Tel 069 299882-148
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E-Mail presse@SCHIRN.de
SCHIRN MAG
“People who weave view the world differently”
By Julia Schmitz
Like the virtual world, weaving resembles a binary system, says Prof. Birgit Schneider. A conversation about textiles as precursors of digital codes and tapestries with political message.
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Lee Krasner’s New York City II: The Hood
By Natalie Wichmann
Lee Krasner did not only live in Greenwich Village. The New York art scene met here and she visited Hans Hofmann‘s art school. But her experiences weren‘t always positive.
SCHIRN MAG
10 highlights for a perfect weekend in Brussels
By Katharina Cichosch
Belgium waffles, stout and moules frites? You can have it all in Brussels. And the city is a hotspot for contemporary art.
SCHIRN MAG
Textile art is old and dusty? These artists prove the opposite
By Katharina Cichosch
Colorful cartoons, tufted caves and melting carpets: About the richness of contemporary tapestries.
SCHIRN MAG
Lee Krasner’s New York City I: Wedding with Jackson Pollock
By Natalie Wichmann
Which places influenced the artist Lee Krasner? Which traces did she leave? A five-part series about the life of the outstanding artist.
SCHIRN MAG
Radical and controversial: The paintings of Abstract Expressionism
By Isabelle Hammer
Energetic, progressive and expressive. How Abstract Expressionists turned the art scene upside down.