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
Including open studio
Sunday, March 1, 11 am
Free admission
Tuesdays at 6 pm
Guided tour and conversation about art with a glass of wine
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Sundays at 11:15 am
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tuesdays at 6 pm
Guided tour and conversation about art with a glass of wine
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Wednesday, March 11, 7 pm
Juul Kraijer in conversation with Daniella Baumeister of the radio station hr2-kultur
(Conversation in English with German translation)
“When I enter my studio, at first I try to avoid looking at my drawing, because I would see problems there that have to be solved immediately. So first I make some coffee. Then I confront the drawing (…). Looking is as much a part of drawing as the act of drawing itself.”
– Juul Kraijer
Juul Kraijer talks to Danielle Baumeister about life and work as an artist, the challenges and possibilities of the artistic process, working with models and animals and about the fact that everything you see can be an inspiration.
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 ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Sundays at 11:15 am
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tuesdays at 6 pm
Guided tour and conversation about art with a glass of wine
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Wednesday, March 18, 7 pm
Metamorphoses: Of the animal in humans and the human in animals
A musical and literary evening with Helge Heynold (text) and Gregor Praml (double bass / loop station)
Even in antiquity, Apuleius wrote about the transformation of a man into a “golden ass”. As a donkey with human reason, this creature must realize how many different relationships people enter into, amongst each other and even with donkeys. The first European collection of fairy-tales, Il Pentamerone by Giambattista Basile, is also about animals and humans, about the animal inside every human and the human inside the animal – as would also be the case later, in the tales of the Brothers Grimm. Helge Heynold reads stories about transformations and incorporations, and the Frankfurt-based musician Gregor Praml illustrates them with a double bass and a loop station. A resounding reading.
Fee: 15 €
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
“Physical Limitations and the Loss of Boundaries”
Thursday, March 19, 5:30 - 6:30 pm
Guided tour with Dr. Stefan Scholz, Catholic Academy Rabanus Maurus, Frankfurt
The body is the manner in which persons exist in time and space. Through knowledge, emotion, technology and spirituality, they try to transcend the body. Juul Kraijer creates mixed beings, draws metamorphoses, visualizes a unity of man and nature which makes physical boundaries fluid, inside and out, without, however, allowing humans to escape their bodies.
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Sundays at 11:15 am
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tuesdays at 6 pm
Guided tour and conversation about art with a glass of wine
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Between Body and Physique
Wednesday, March 25, 7 pm
A philosophical evening with Professor Dr. Dr. Thomas Fuchs, holder of the Karl Jaspers Chair for the Philosophical Foundations of Psychiatry, University of Heidelberg
The juxtaposition of “being a body” and “having a physique” is the point of departure for a lecture by Thomas Fuchs: on the one hand, the body we experience and feel forms our primary self; at the same time it represents the medium of our relations with the world. On the other hand, we can view our body as an object, we can observe it, examine it, use it, treat it or change it. Thus, our everyday experience continuously veers between the poles of “being a body” and “having a physique”. During our present times, however, there are several tendencies which might be described as a “disappearance of the body”. On the one hand, there is the notion that the subject or consciousness is not even housed within the body, but only in the brain. On the other hand, modern forms of staging the body focus less and less on the physicality we actually feel; this is aided by the increasing prevalence of virtual communication. How and where can we find our way back to our own physicality?
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 ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Sundays at 11:15 am
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tuesdays at 6 pm
Guided tour and conversation about art with a glass of wine
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Wednesday, April 1, 7 pm
With Dr. Edeltraud 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 ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Sundays at 11:15 am
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tuesdays at 6 pm
Guided tour and conversation about art with a glass of wine
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Sundays at 11:15 am
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tuesdays at 6 pm
Guided tour and conversation about art with a glass of wine
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Sundays at 11:15 am
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tuesdays at 6 pm
Guided tour and conversation about art with a glass of wine
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Hautnah (Up close)
Wednesday, April 22, 7 pm
Victoria Söntgen (dance) and Michael Weber (recitation) go in search of a second skin
What is under our surface? Do we lack a core, like the onion? Can we get under each other’s skin if we just rub up against one another hard enough? Do we tear away boundaries by exchanging rough words?
She: “You have a thick skin!” He: “I feel as if someone had skinned me alive.” Inspired by Juul Kraijer’s body worlds, Victoria Söntgen and Michael Weber have developed a performance in which the audience can experience up close how the two of them shed lawyers, patting each other down, how they collide and enter into a dialogue with our largest organ: our skin.
Fee: 12 €
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Sundays at 11:15 am
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Sunday at the Studio, special edition
Sunday, April 26, 11 am – 4:30 pm
For children, teenagers, adults and seniors
Place: Studio at the Museum Sinclair-Haus and Palace Park Bad Homburg (near the Orangerie)
Circuit training, slightly different: at five stations in the museum and the park, artistic activities invite you to observe, participate and be amazed. Without prior experience, you can use graphite, crayons, charcoal or paint to draw and scribble on long reams of paper, alone or together. Visual artists and dancers guide the participants, showing them how to express themselves in playful ways. Make yourself and your drawing move!
Fee: 3 € per person, no registration required, tickets available at the Museum ticket office
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tuesdays at 6 pm
Guided tour and conversation about art with a glass of wine
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Wednesday, April 29, 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 Juul Kraijer’s art, employing intriguing educational methods. The evening closes with wine and snacks inside the museum’s studio.
Fee: 4 €, free admission for students, no registration required
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Sundays at 11:15 am
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tuesdays at 6 pm
Guided tour and conversation about art with a glass of wine
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Wednesday, May 6, 7 pm
Ashia Bison Rouge
A versatile voice and a cello meet effects and a loop station
Gentle yet expressive: Ashia Bison Rouge takes her listeners into the deepest darkness of the forest and her fantastic fairy-tale worlds. She uses a loop station and effects to layer her mesmerizing singing and her enchanting cello sound into complex journeys through pulsating, electronic, orchestral pieces. Some of them she then deconstructs into classical or ambient sequences or familiar nostalgic songs. Ashia was born in Poland, grew up in Seattle and Portland and lives in Berlin today.
Fee: 15 €
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Sundays at 11:15 am
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tuesdays at 6 pm
Guided tour and conversation about art with a glass of wine
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Wednesday, May 13, 7 pm
With Ina Fuchs, Curator, Museum Sinclair-Haus
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 ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Sundays at 11:15 am
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tuesdays at 6 pm
Guided tour and conversation about art with a glass of wine
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Sundays at 11:15 am
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tuesdays at 6 pm
Guided tour and conversation about art with a glass of wine
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
“Die Vegetarierin” by Han Kang
Wednesday, May 27, 7 pm
Literary conversation with the literary expert Sylvia Schwab (in German)
“Die Vegetarierin is a masterwork“ - Julia Encke, Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung
The novel The Vegetarian (thus the title of the English translation) by the South Korean Han Kang tells the strangely disturbing tale of a woman who – in the opinion of her husband – could hardly be more average. Until she decides to become a vegetarian, which, in South Korea, a country of strict social norms, amounts to a small revolution. “I had a dream” – is the protagonist’s vague reason for her behaviour, which becomes increasingly strange as she bids the world farewell, retreating into her own world. A bestseller about a highly sensitive person who loses the ability to be human.
Read the novel in parallel with the exhibition and reflect your impressions with others over a glass of wine during our BuchBar event.
Han Kang; Die Vegetarierin, published by Aufbau Verlag
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 ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
Sundays at 11:15 am
Fee: 4 € plus regular admission
INFORMATION
T + 49 (0) 6172 404 – 120
info@museum-sinclair-haus.de
Tickets for all events are available in advance at the museum ticket office during regular opening hours and at the evening box office.
www.museum-sinclair-haus.de
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