Exhibition this week in Frankfurt

A pop-up show of sculpture, installation and performance by Städelschule students and alumni, folded into the workshops of the Daimlerstrasse.

A deep dive into the artist's unflinching look at power, identity, and image-making in Native American representation.

Four artists who spent time at Ireland's Glenkeen Garden turn a Dublin gallery into a car boot sale of works inspired by West Cork's rainy landscape and community rituals.

A sweeping display of the Austrian abstract painter’s richly coloured canvases, paired with guided tours, performances, and a seven-part film series at the Caligari cinema.

A walk-through Gaudí-inspired sculpture in the garden of the Instituto Cervantes

A cabinet exhibition of Buddhist stone and bronze sculptures from China, Thailand, Tibet and Korea, drawn from the museum's own collection.

The exhibition presents an exclusive selection of the Best German Book Designs from six decades, celebrating the art of book design.

An exhibition exploring the future of art through dialogue and collaboration, featuring works chosen from over 80 open-call submissions.

A travelling exhibition unpacking 250 years of personal and cultural connections between Hesse and the United States through 24 little-known stories of emigrants, entrepreneurs, and cultural exchange.

An exhibition exploring how graphic design shapes our perception and society through contemporary design positions.

An exhibition about the potential of existing high-rises as sustainable resources and lively places in Frankfurt’s cityscape.

Visit a former WWII air-raid bunker that now houses exhibitions on Frankfurt's Jewish history.

A cabinet presentation showcasing works by Rachel Kanter, Rhonda Lieberman, and Sari Srulovitch that reinterpret Jewish ritual objects with modern design and personal meaning.

A wide-ranging survey of Czech book design from the collections of the Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague.

An exhibition by French artist Marianne Mispelaëre exploring how we share society through language, gestures and translation, using drawings, videos, installations and participatory works.

A special exhibition at Senckenberg Natural History Museum showcasing 47-million-year-old fossils from the Messel Pit, including realistic models and original fossils.

A playful journey through the design history of communication, from bakelite telephones to the Apple iBook, complete with a coaster scavenger hunt.

New sculptures by Kobby Adi that dissolve the boundaries between artwork, viewer, and space.

A cabinet exhibition presenting works by the exiled artist Armin Stern, who was a Frankfurt painter and committed Zionist.

A solo exhibition blending surrealism, socialist brutalism, and Czech folk art from an ecofeminist perspective.

Explore the fascinating interplay of reality and illusion as artist duo Elmgreen & Dragset transform the Städel Museum with sculptures and installations that dialogue with the 700-year-old collection.

A solo exhibition at the Caricatura Museum showcasing the cartoons, comics, paintings, photos, and object art of Katharina Greve, from her 2009 debut to recent works.

From saint to sinner to modern icon – a major exhibition exploring the many faces of Mary Magdalene through 100 works of art.

Explore around 30 award-winning projects by young Czech architects, inspired by Villa Tugendhat and presented on the occasion of the Frankfurt Book Fair 2026.