CHUNQING HUANG
Under the motto MUSEUM GOES HOTEL, the international artist CHUNQING HUANG has developed a new format for art exhibitions curated at museum level in the hotel as a place to live and curated the premiere of the exhibition series at the STEIGENBERGER ICON FRANKFURTER HOF together with MATTHIAS ULRICH, curator of the SCHIRN KUNSTHALLE FRANKFURT.
Daniel Hartlaub, Keith Rodway
On the 100th anniversary of New Objectivity: Daniel Hartlaub / Keith Rodway Vanished – The Curious Life and Death of Felix Hartlaub Drei before the end of the war, Felix Hartlaub (*1913), illustrator and writer, disappears without a trace in Berlin, leaving behind a short life full of secrets and unanswered questions.
LYNNE COHEN
"Play at Your Own" is the title of the exhibition by the American-Canadian artist Lynne Cohen (1944-2014). The b/w photographs, which were taken between 1977 and 1991, show deserted rooms. Nothing is staged.
Moritz Götze
A new major body of work is currently taking shape. "At my age," says Moritz Götze (*1964), "it's time to start exploring myths." Myths (ancient Greek: stories) link human existence with the world of gods, spirits, and supernatural forces. The artist combines retrospection with prophecy and erects beacons on the shores of the present to guide the course toward the future.
Fields Unbound
The group exhibition "Fields Unbound" brings together four artistic positions—Lucienne O'Mara, Anna Leonhardt, Giacomo Santiago Rogado, and Albrecht Schnider—whose works reexamine the possibilities and limitations of painterly practice.
Jan Schmidt
Jan Schmidt's artistic practice focuses on processes in which material, action, time, and chance are intertwined. His works arise from clearly defined interventions—sawing, throwing, repeating—that leave traces behind. Schmidt's works appear as a structure of relationships: between the source material and the intervention, between movement and resistance, between planning and the reaction of the material.
ARTEMISIA
Artemisia presents Isabelle Dutoit, Yvette Kießling, and Tanja Selzer, drei artistic positions of Galerie Leuenroth. This constellation is a novelty. The title hints at the level on which they meet in all their diversity: their turn toward nature.
Jan Davidoff
The solo exhibition "Layers of the Real" featuring works by Jan Davidoff brings together pieces from a central cycle of the artist's work, in which he explores the fragility of certainties and the profound uncertainties of our present day.
Laura J. Padgett
In her new work Bliss, Laura J. Padgett turns her attention to our erratic relationship with nature, which is characterized by both longing and control, closeness and alienation. Her photographs show how artificial afterimages of the natural world are both a source of comfort and a mirror of our own imperfection.
Sebastian Volz
With Nevertheless, Sebastian Volz presents a group of new paintings that can be understood as painterly translations of his drawing studies. The reduction in color emphasizes the proximity to their drawn predecessors.
Gunilla Jähnichen
With unbroken promises, Gunilla Jähnichen focuses on emotion, expression, and the question of what effect gestures can have on viewers.
Dela Quarshie
In The Body’s Silent Rebellion, Dela Quarshie transforms the stage into a resonance chamber for questions about the body, identity, and social attributions.
Rubica by Streng
In her artistic practice, Rubica von Streng focuses on the complex states of change, which are also reflected in the exhibition title Seasons Beyond Time. Her works explore transitions, ruptures, and transformations as timeless processes that shape both individual and societal developments.
Peter Schlör
In the solo presentation Whispers, artist Peter Schlör displays photographic works that impressively translate the visual language of Romanticism into the present day.
Peter Engel
Our solo exhibition focuses on Peter Engel's early work, which combines representational and abstract painting styles.
Isa Dahl & Bruno Feger
With the exhibition Reflecting Space, die Galerie von Stechow die Galerie presents new works by Isa Dahl and Bruno Feger that combine sculpture and painting to create an intense spatial experience. The exhibition focuses on the question of how space can be experienced through material, color, and perception.
Catching Light
"Catching Light" is a dialogue between fluid depth (Menzke), atmospheric silence (Stutz), and geometric rhythm (Tromborg). Drei of making the incomprehensible visible.
Andreas Slominski
The traps in Andreas Slominski's work are not dummies. They are functional, often commercially available devices, sometimes modified, sometimes self-constructed. They include bear, fox, and bird traps, for example, which are always set with bait ready to catch their prey. However, the question arises as to whom the traps are aimed at. Are they intended for the viewer, the institution, or perhaps art itself?
Ursula Edelmann
To mark the 100th anniversary of Ursula Edelmann's birth, PanGallery Frankfurt is presenting a comprehensive retrospective that honors the entire spectrum of her photographic work.
Jacqueline Hen
With I saw a rainbow at midnight … At night, all cats are grey, die Galerie presents its fourth and final solo show of the year.
Andreas Caderas
At the center of the exhibition are 9 bamboo boxes by Andreas Caderas, which were created in 2025. Caderas uses old Japanese bamboo to create the boxes. The inside of the boxes is made of hammered fine silver. Each bamboo box is unique.
Tom Christopher
Expressive colors, light-flooded compositions and a dynamic brushstroke characterize the work of the artist, who was born in Tehran in 1963, has lived in Germany since 1985 and works in Cologne and Valencia.
Kei Tanimoto
In this exhibition we present ceramics and paintings by the important Iga ceramic artist Kei Tanimoto (1948-2024). The exhibition includes vessels and wall objects as well as paintings and sculptures created in Tanimoto's later creative period.
James Lloyd
Twenty years ago, die Galerie + Hübner exhibited works by James Lloyd for the first time. For the then young British painter, it was his first exhibition in a professional gallery—and the beginning of a collaboration that continues to this day.
Hope Is the Thing With Feathers
"Hope Is the Thing With Feathers" with works by Jordan Awori, Larry Bonćhaka, Niquu Eyeta, Aniela Idehen, Sopo Kashakashvili and Nando Nkrumah.
Group exhibition
The Bode Gallery presents a curated selection of works that brings new artistic positions into an exciting dialogue with established voices.
Group exhibition
This year's edition of "Collectibles" is dedicated to the fascination of collecting in all its facets.
Christopher Kieling
The E30 Gallery Frankfurt is dedicating the comprehensive solo exhibition "Between Calm and Motion" to the Berlin painter Christopher Kieling (*1988).
André Schulze, Philipp Alexander Schäfer
In this double exhibition at the E30 Gallery Frankfurt, two conceptually rigorous positions in contemporary art come together: André Schulze (Dresden) and Philipp Alexander Schäfer (Frankfurt).
John Daniel
In his new works, Daniel moves between pop art and street culture - a fusion of graffiti elements, figurative painting and a pronounced sense of rhythm and atmosphere.
Alia Ali
In her fifth solo exhibition with us, Alia Ali presents drei groups of works that deal with the themes of history, perception, and the future.
JULIAN HEUSER
In his new works, Julian Heuser deals with the eponymous backrooms - virtual spaces that, according to Internet legend, become accessible through "errors in reality".
Beate Höing
Inspired by ornaments and materiality as cultural-historical components of folk art, by fairy tales and myths as well as traditions and rituals, these influences appear in the work of the painter and ceramic sculptor Beate Höing in a completely independent iconography.
Tatiana Urban
"Tatiana Urban belongs to a generation of artists who have positioned themselves in the Frankfurt art scene with independent, sensitive and at the same time visually powerful painting. [...]"
Alireza Varzandeh
Expressive colors, light-flooded compositions and a dynamic brushstroke characterize the work of the artist, who was born in Tehran in 1963, has lived in Germany since 1985 and works in Cologne and Valencia.
Lena Schramm
Lena Schramm plays on the entire keyboard of painting: non-representational stains, impasto and glazing applications are combined with found objects from everyday life and popular culture, writing and collage.
George Steinmann
With this exhibition, die Galerie continues die Galerie long-standing collaboration with George Steinmann, whose work was die Galerie in 2007.
Hideaki Yamanobe
Hideaki Yamanobe unfolds a quiet, almost meditative pictorial world in his paintings. Nuanced shades of white and gray on a black background create abstract spaces that are more suggestive than descriptive.
Myriam Holme
At the Frankfurt Book Fair 2025, die Galerie Knaus Fine Art die Galerie invites visitors to immerse themselves in the poetic world of Myriam Holme (born 1971, Mannheim).
hobnob Frankfurt Edition
Following successful Exhibitions Berlin, die Galerie + Hübner is continuing die Galerie hobnob series in Frankfurt—under changed conditions. Six female artists come together here in a new setting that creates space for condensation, friction, and unexpected connections.
Thomas Kellner
Thomas Kellner - Fragmented Icons 01.10.-08.11.2025, PanGallery Frankfurt In Fragmented Icons, Thomas Kellner breaks down world-famous architecture into individual photographic parts and reassembles them into dynamic, multi-layered compositions.
Bernhard Schreiner
Mosaic Evolution brings together works, processes and sounds from different times to create an installation.
Johannes Heisig
Johannes Heisig (*1953) is a thoroughbred painter. With every self-portrait, with every depiction of a landscape and with every visualization of what he has seen in nature
MEET ME AT THE VILLA!
MEET ME AT THE VILLA! is the first comprehensive exhibition of KfW Stiftung's art collection. Nineteen diverse artistic positions are presented on two floors.
The art of union
Experience Terra Incognita - the art and sculpture park with 70 works - and the Parcours des Widerstands with 118 moving stories about courage, humanity and civil courage.
Secundino Hernández
In his sixth solo exhibition "ENTEROS", the artist is showing new works produced especially for the exhibition.
Silke Bonde
In her work, Danish paper artist Silke Bonde (*1990) explores the relationship between humans and nature. She tries to understand the paradox that we experience when we simultaneously long for nature and yet have no close connection to it.