Over 5,000 works of art, from the 1960s to the present, make up the collection of the Museum of Modern Art. With central groups of works by international and national artists, the museum is one of the most important institutions of contemporary art.Since its inception, the museum has been closely...

extended until 9/26/2021
POLYCHROMY IN ANTIQUITY

The colorfulness of ancient Greek and Roman sculpture has been delighting a worldwide audience for more than 15 annos. Around 3 million visitors were able to experience the "Colored Gods" in museums around the world.

The Liebieghaus Skulpturensammlung...

MAGNETIC NORTH. THE MYTH OF CANADA IN PAINTING 1910–1940
until August 29th, 2021

Ancient forests in remote regions, majestic views of the Arctic, the magic of the northern lights: the painting of Canadian modernism creates a mythical Canada. At the beginning of the 20th century, artists such as...

GILBERT & GEORGE. THE GREAT EXHIBITION
until September 5th, 2021

Gilbert & George have been creating art together for over half a century. Her outstanding oeuvre is still explosive and important to this day. The SCHIRN is dedicating an extensive retrospective to the visually stunning and sometimes...

Städels Beckmann Beckmanns Städel
The Years in Frankfurt
until August 29th, 2021

Max Beckmann spent the longest and most important time of his life in Frankfurt am Main. Here he developed into an artist of international standing between 1915 and 1933. The Städel Museum began collecting works by the...

CAROLINE MONNET. TRANSATLANTIC
until September 5th, 2021

For the artist Caroline Monnet (* 1985), the Atlantic connects both sides of her identity, which is shaped by her Algonquin ancestors in Canada and her French ones in Europe. In the publicly accessible rotunda, the SCHIRN is presenting...

New Perspectives, New Works – The Collection from 1945 to Today
New presentation of the Collection of Contemporary Art

Almost a decade after the opening of the Garden Halls, the collection of contemporary art is being presented for the first time in the Städel Museum. Around 230 works by 170 artists...