
Städel
Established in 1815 as a foundation of the banker and merchant Johann Friedrich Städel, the Städel Museum is the oldest and most renowned museum foundation in Germany.
Guided tours for new parents on various topics
2026-08-06 @ 16:00
Guided tours for new parents on various topics
Details →Art at the end of the day: guided tours on various themes
2026-08-06 @ 18:30
Art at the end of the day: guided tours on various themes
Details →Guided Tour and Workshop for People with Dementia
2026-08-12 @ 14:00
Guided Tour and Workshop for People with Dementia
Details →Guided tour and workshop on changing topics
2026-08-15 @ 14:00
Guided tour and workshop on changing topics
Details →Collection Highlight Tour
2026-08-15 @ 15:00
Connect with the most important artworks in the Städel's permanent exhibition
Details →Playful guided tour with hand puppets for children
2026-08-16 @ 11:00
Playful guided tour with hand puppets for children
Details →Children and their parents playfully discover art at the Städel Museum
2026-08-16 @ 15:00
Children and their parents playfully discover art at the Städel Museum
Details →SinnBilder Special Edition
2026-08-20 @ 19:30
An art educator and a theologian pose the big questions of life
Details →Live Music, DJ, Art & Drinks in the Städel Garden
2026-08-23 @ 16:00
Live Music, DJ, Art & Drinks in the Städel Garden
Details →Art and culture, music, and cuisine: For three days, Frankfurt celebrates its museums along the Main River
2026-08-29 @ 10:00
Art and culture, music, and cuisine: For three days, Frankfurt celebrates its museums along the Main River
Details →Imagining Futures in Turbulent Times
2026-09-04 @ 15:00
With lectures, talks, and workshops, the museum will become an open space for exchange, reflection, and encounters over the course of two days.
Details →DETEKTAI: Sherlock and His AI Assistant
2026-09-04 @ 16:00
Session with Marcel Isbert (AI Hub) and Sarah Lewandowski (Bayer AG)
Details →The Mood Machine—How to Teach an AI to Feel Art
2026-09-04 @ 16:00
Workshop with Christoph Schorsch
Details →AI Meets History: Rediscovering Photographs
2026-09-04 @ 17:00
Workshop with Sebastian Hahn (Back Then in Color)
Details →How do we talk about AI?
2026-09-04 @ 18:50
Panel Discussion with Ijoma Mangold and Claudia Paganini
Details →Day 1 Wrap-Up
2026-09-04 @ 19:35
Wrap-up of the first day of the festival with hosts Michel Abdoullahi and Laura Casez
Details →When Art Tells Stories – From Masterpiece to Comic Book with AI
2026-09-05 @ 10:00
Interactive Station with Rinku Sharma (Kafi) and Bair Ahmad (techeroes gGmbH)
Details →What Will Remain When AI Knows Everything? How AI Is Changing Learning and Education
2026-09-05 @ 10:30
Panel discussion with Chantal Eschenfelder, Stefanie Moser, and Jochen Kuhn
Details →Between Authenticity and AI-Generated Content: Staying Relevant on Social Media
2026-09-05 @ 10:30
Panel discussion with Wolfgang M. Schmitt, Rebecca Schalber, and Melina Hoischen
Details →Can AI See What We Can't? The Future of Art History Research
2026-09-05 @ 11:45
Thoughts from Peter Bell
Details →Does art make us resilient against information overload?
2026-09-05 @ 11:45
Panel discussion with Johanna Zorn, Kay Voges, and Christoph Koch
Details →Perceiving Instead of Scrolling: From the Mind to the Body
2026-09-05 @ 12:00
Workshop with Berit Mohr
Details →AI with a Heart? How Machines Recognize, Generate, and Perhaps Even Experience Emotions Themselves
2026-09-05 @ 12:15
Keynote by Björn Ommer
Details →Trust Issues? On the Responsible Use of AI
2026-09-05 @ 14:30
Panel discussion with Constanze Kurz, Gitta Kutyniok, Ingo Dachwitz, and Nora Al-Badri
Details →Design your museum of the future!
2026-09-05 @ 16:20
Workshop with Nina Pfuderer and Jonas Höhn (The Future:Project)
Details →Design Thinking: Exhibition Guides of the Future
2026-09-05 @ 16:30
Workshop with Julia Meyners
Details →How can we foster connections in the age of AI?
2026-09-05 @ 16:30
Panel discussion with Bernard Pörksen, Christian Uhle, and Sarah Diefenbach
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