Discover the fascinating world of the brains in Frankfurt!

Discover the fascinating world of the brains in Frankfurt!

In the MQ Freiraum in Vienna, the impressive exhibition "All This" by the nature mediator Herman de Vries will take place from March 19, 2025, which will be shown until August 10, 2025. The presentation shows a large number of 66 framed earth ripples that have arisen, as de Vries, who has collected earth samples from all over the world since 1976, rubbed the samples on paper by hand. Verena Kaspar-Eisert, one of the curators, describes these works as a documentary that invites the viewers to "see the world with different eyes" and to raise awareness of the connection with nature. "His works are created from nature itself," added the MQ director Bettina Leidl. Fascination for the natural elements can be seen in a fragrance installation with £ 108 fragrant roses, a number that is often used.

parallel to the exhibition "All This", the Syrian-born artist Huda Takriti is presented with two video work projects, which questions historical and social narrative and newly contextualized. These works are viewed as part of a broader discussion about identity and memory in modern society, as was emphasized at the press date.

new permanent exhibition in the Senckenberg Museum

In Frankfurt, on the other hand, three institutions celebrate the opening of the new permanent exhibition "Brains" in the Senckenberg Research Institute and Nature Museum. This show, which starts on March 26, 2025, is a collaboration with the Hertie Foundation and places a special focus on the fascinating aspects of the human brain and its functions. An outstanding exhibition of the exhibition will be a lifelike brain model by Eintracht legend Karl-Heinz "Charly" Körbel. The artist Tim Berresheim also has a digital sculpture of Körbel's head, including his brain, and thus linked the areas of neurosciences and football. The exhibition addresses the complex perception of humans, especially in the context of sporting events.

Invitation to the press tour, the public will receive the highlights of the new exhibition on March 25, 2025, in which the directorate of the Senckenberg Museum presents the highlights of the new exhibition, followed by a tour of the curators and the artist Berresheim. These initiatives illustrate the commitment of both institutions to raise awareness of the human body and nature in an innovative way, and thus create a connection between science and art, such as Senckenberg reports.