Sundays at 11:15 am

Fee: 4 € plus regular admission

Taking the works of the exhibition as a point of departure, Thursday evenings at the Studio offer a space for artistic experimentation.
Guided by Andreas Hett or Maike Häusling, participants approach the theme of the exhibition, using various artistic techniques.
In addition to classical techniques, you can also with your own smartphone and free apps.
Thursdays, 6 to 8:30 pm

December 19, 2019 with Maike Häusling

Participants must attend at least three evenings, which do not have to be consecutive. The try-out evening can be booked individually (maximum group size: 12 per evening).

INFORMATION ON ARTS EDUCATION
Fee: 12 € incl. the cost of materials per evening;
Reduced: 6 € (for students up to 27 years).
The price includes admission to the museum from 5 pm onwards.
Tickets are available at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours.
T + 49 (0) 6172 404-127; -129
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de

Sundays at 11:15 am

Fee: 4 € plus regular admission

The Museum will be closed on December 24.

Opening hours

Tu, 14–20 
We–Fr, 14–19
Sa, Su, 10–18
Dec. 25, 26 and Jan. 1, 12–18
Mondays and Nov. 20, Dec. 24. and 31. closed

On December 25 the museum is open from 12 to 18 o'clock

Opening hours

Tu, 14–20 
We–Fr, 14–19
Sa, Su, 10–18
Dec. 25, 26 and Jan. 1, 12–18
Mondays and Nov. 20, Dec. 24. and 31. closed

On December 26 the museum is open from 12 to 18 o'clock

Opening hours

Tu, 14–20 
We–Fr, 14–19
Sa, Su, 10–18
Dec. 25, 26 and Jan. 1, 12–18
Mondays and Nov. 20, Dec. 24. and 31. closed

Sundays at 11:15 am

Fee: 4 € plus regular admission

On the 1st of January the museum is open from 12 to 18 o'clock

Opening hours

Tu, 14–20 
We–Fr, 14–19
Sa, Su, 10–18
Dec. 25, 26 and Jan. 1, 12–18
Mondays and Nov. 20, Dec. 24. and 31. closed

Sundays at 11:15 am

Fee: 4 € plus regular admission

Tuesdays at 6 pm

Guided tour and conversation about art with a glass of wine 
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission

Collective creativity – why we invented the internet and what to do with it now

Wednesday, January 8, 7 pm

Lecture by Prof. Karin Bjerregaard Schlüter, responsible for strategic development and digital teaching in the extra-occupational master’s degree course Leadership in Digital Innovation, University of the Arts Berlin

Almost invisibly, the digital and analogous worlds have merged. Kitchen machines download their own recipes, information is delivered to us in tailored doses in real time, and our flats know better than we do when it’s time for an airing. Digitalization changes our world, but are we changing our work and life habits at the same rate? Habits have a bad reputation: they are considered rigid, inflexible and obstacles to progress. In reality, though, they are one factor in our success as a species. For example, the reflex of looking left first when crossing a road has saved many a life. It also helps survival rates to intuitively smell any new foodstuff to check its edibility. Still, we and our routines are coming under a lot of stress. Digitalization calls into question many work and life habits, apparently dividing us into flexible and retarded, into digital natives and immigrants. Does that have to be the case? What might routines for this new area be?

Fee: 9 €

INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404-120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum’s ticket counter or right before the event in question at the evening box office.

Sundays at 11:15 am

Fee: 4 € plus regular admission

Tuesdays at 6 pm

Guided tour and conversation about art with a glass of wine 
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission

Wednesday, January 15, 7 pm
With Dr. Edeltraut Fröhlich

In concentrated conversations, individual works of the exhibition will be viewed and discussed in context.

Fee: 9 €

INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404-120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum’s ticket counter or right before the event in question at the evening box office.

Taking the works of the exhibition as a point of departure, Thursday evenings at the Studio offer a space for artistic experimentation.
Guided by Andreas Hett or Maike Häusling, participants approach the theme of the exhibition, using various artistic techniques.
In addition to classical techniques, you can also with your own smartphone and free apps.
Thursdays, 6 to 8:30 pm

January 16, 2020 with Maike Häusling

Participants must attend at least three evenings, which do not have to be consecutive. The try-out evening can be booked individually (maximum group size: 12 per evening).

INFORMATION ON ARTS EDUCATION
Fee: 12 € incl. the cost of materials per evening;
Reduced: 6 € (for students up to 27 years).
The price includes admission to the museum from 5 pm onwards.
Tickets are available at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours.
T + 49 (0) 6172 404-127; -129
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de

Sundays at 11:15 am

Fee: 4 € plus regular admission

Tuesdays at 6 pm

Guided tour and conversation about art with a glass of wine 
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission

Wednesday, January 22, 7-8:30 pm

At five stations inside the museum, visitors are introduced hands-on to the artworks in the exhibition. Students (from the Frankfurt Institute of Arts Pedagogy) introduce visitors to art, employing surprising educational methods. The evening features talking, photography, drawing and writing. The evening closes with wine and snacks inside the museum’s studio.

Fee: 4 €, free admission for students, no registration require

In cooperation with the Institute of Arts Pedagogy,
Goethe University, Frankfurt am Main

INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404-120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum’s ticket counter or right before the event in question at the evening box office.

Taking the works of the exhibition as a point of departure, Thursday evenings at the Studio offer a space for artistic experimentation.
Guided by Andreas Hett or Maike Häusling, participants approach the theme of the exhibition, using various artistic techniques.
In addition to classical techniques, you can also with your own smartphone and free apps.
Thursdays, 6 to 8:30 pm

January 23, 2020 with Maike Häusling

Participants must attend at least three evenings, which do not have to be consecutive. The try-out evening can be booked individually (maximum group size: 12 per evening).

INFORMATION ON ARTS EDUCATION
Fee: 12 € incl. the cost of materials per evening;
Reduced: 6 € (for students up to 27 years).
The price includes admission to the museum from 5 pm onwards.
Tickets are available at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours.
T + 49 (0) 6172 404-127; -129
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de

Sundays at 11:15 am

Fee: 4 € plus regular admission

Tuesdays at 6 pm

Guided tour and conversation about art with a glass of wine 
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission

"Die Hochhausspringerin by Julia von Lucadou
Wednesday, January 29, 7 pm
Literary conversation with the literary expert Sylvia Schwab

Julia von Lucadou’s debut novel “Die Hochhausspringerin“ (The Skyscraper Jumper) received rave reviews upon its publication in 2018. It is set in a global megacity, a glossy world in which the border between welfare and surveillance has long dissolved. Two women are in competition: the professional athlete Riva refuses to continue functioning perfectly; the psychologist Hitomi is charged with leading Riva back onto her hyper-efficient path.
What makes “Die Hochhausspringerin” so impressive is the accuracy with which it describes a world which is optimized, but inhuman for that very reason. A modern variation on George Orwell’s “1984”. Read the book in parallel with the exhibition and reflect your impressions over a glass of wine with Sylvia Schwab.

Julia von Lucadou: “Die Hochhausspringerin“, published by Hanser Berlin

Free admission

INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404-120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum’s ticket counter or right before the event in question at the evening box Office.

Sundays at 11:15 am

Fee: 4 € plus regular admission