Soon at the Schirn: Aernout Mik
In his spatial and video installations, Aernout Mik examines the behavior and interaction of groups in society. As a premiere, his new work "Threshold...
In his spatial and video installations, Aernout Mik examines the behavior and interaction of groups in society. As a premiere, his new work "Threshold...
We take a look at ten particular rainbows in art: For modern and contemporary artists what began many centuries ago as an artistic reflection of a...
From June 24 the Schirn will dedicate the first major survey exhibition in Germany to the Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone. A first insight.
In the German Exile Archive 1933-1945 lie, (still) untold and wrapped in acid-free paper, the stories of people fleeing the National Socialists. A...
In 2015, artist Kubra Khademi took to the streets of Kabul for her performance “Armor,” wearing a metal breastplate that mimicked sculptured breasts...
Artists’ estates are often an important port of call in the planning of exhibitions. We talk to Hadwig Goez, Head of the Baumeister Archive, about the...
After 1933, the Nazis established a specific vocabulary in a large number of areas. Author Matthias Heine turns his attention to the term...
What is the significance and potential of walking for artistic practice in pandemic times? The team of the research project "Walking Publics / Walking...
What is left behind? The connection between walking and the traces it leaves is shown by artists whose practice incorporates moving by foot as a key...
In the context of the WALK! exhibition, Carlos Bunga has realized an installation in the Schirn Rotunda. Moving between architecture, painting, and...
Whether "Jackie Brown" or "Forrest Gump" - there are countless films with legendary running scenes. Here we present our favorites.
Strolling is still the first-choice mode of movement when it comes to art exhibitions. From the salons of the turn of the century to our behavior in...