Weltkulturenmuseum

Overview

“TRACES - Transmitting Contentious Cultural Heritages with the Arts”

The Museum as an Action Space
Artistic and Aesthetic Practice and Dementia

CHANGING MATERIALS. Fashion and Paper

Volunteer project 'Märchen Roland' from Nadine Müller

Nature, Culture, Architecture

“Something About Africa”
Publication

Collective Printing

Out in the Museum

Film project THE COMMON THREAD - Six Colourful Threads

Joblinge Writing Workshop

Training for prospective teachers and educators

Collective Painting

Sharing Museums – Inclusive education in the Weltkulturen Museum Frankfurt

Smuggled Goods, Foreign Bodies, and Angel Hair

Owl Ahead!

Weltkulturen Researchers Club

Weltkulturen Evening School

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SABA-Fellows within the exhibition “Eule kommt!”, Photo: Crespo Foundation

Owl Ahead!

As part of a nine-month “Creative Writing” project, SABA scholarship holders explored writing as a tool for and expression of self-development.

Guided by artist and writing coach Phyllis Kiehl and her assistant Julia Albrecht, the participants produced autobiographical and creative texts, and engaged in an intensive discussion process and exchange of views.
These were presented in May 2015 at the reading “Owl Ahead!” in the Weltkulturen Labor.

The SABA project enables young immigrant women and mothers aged between 18 and 35 to obtain higher-level school certificates and restart their educational careers. The SABA educational scholarships not only offer these young women an opportunity for personal and professional development, but also open up perspectives for an independent and self-determined life.

A Crespo Foundation project in cooperation with the Weltkulturen Museum.