Frankfurt is getting a new museum! The German Museum for Black Entertainment and Music is Germany’s leading museum for Black culture, popular music and history. It houses a comprehensive archive of records, magazines, autographs and memorabilia, which are exhibited in a vibrant place of communication and discussion about Black history, accompanied by an extensive outreach program. Alone or in guided tours, visitors can immerse themselves deeply into a movement that includes stars such as Mola Adebisi, Tic Tac Toe and Sydney Youngblood. In juxtaposition, they gain new visibility and reveal similarities and differences in their performances, strategies and attributions.
Information on the accompanying programme will follow.
Infos
Admission and box office not at the main entrance but via Metzlerpark (on the right side of the Museum)
Please book your ticket online (see ticket link above).
Location: Museum Angewandte Kunst, Schaumainkai 17
Mousonturm co-production
Please book your ticket online (see ticket link above). Every 20 minutes there is a slot for up to 3 persons. Unsold tickets are available at the box office next to the entrance of the exhibition.
Admission only with face mask. Further information on our general hygiene and saftey concept on safety & hygiene
Sponsors and Supporters
Konzept und Realisation: Joana Tischkau, Anta Helena Recke, Elisabeth Hampe und Frieder Blume
Corporate Design: Justus Gelberg
Ausstellungsdesign: Jonas Droste / Simon Stanislawski (und.studio)
Guides: Jan Gehmlich, Katharina Linnepe
Mitwirkende & Gastkünstler*innen: Mahret Ifeoma Kupka, Chantal Yancey, Miss Thirdeye, Eric Otieno, Fathoeburger & Jegosah, Hans Camille Vancol, Randolph Rose, Ricky Harris, Anne Chebu, Matthias Dell, Noah Becker
Kostüm: Ina Trenk
Recherche und Künstlerische Mitarbeit: Nuray Demir, Leonie Kopineck, Yannick Alassane Niang, Simon Schultz, Gernot Seelinger, Dargelos Kersten & Anton Peitersen, Özlem Türkan, Manu Washaus, Philipp Wegener
Leihgeber*innen: Liz Baffoe, Patrice Bouedibela, Ricky Harris, Ronja Hilbig, Jeff Hollweg, Marlies Venzke und Jessica Wahls
Produktionsleitung: Lisa Gehring
Mit freundlicher Unterstützung vom EOTO Archiv.
Eine Produktion von Tischkau & Hampe, künstlerische Kollaboration: Blume und Recke. Koproduktion mit Künstlerhaus Mousonturm Frankfurt und HAU Hebbel am Ufer. In Frankfurt in Kooperation mit dem Museum Angewandte Kunst. Gefördert durch das Kulturamt Frankfurt am Main, den Fonds Darstellende Künste e.V. sowie die Senatsverwaltung für Kultur und Europa des Landes Berlin.