Surely, you have paused to wonder about the story behind this sculpture. Here stands the Ohne Titel Sculpture. Its presence enriches Frankfurt (Oder)’s art in public space collection.
Frankfurt (Oder) boasts over 250 works of art acquired mostly between 1960 and 1990. The Ohne Titel Sculpture is a part of this artistic bloom. It enhances the city’s charm. But there are also listed sculptures from the 18th and 19th centuries, especially in the parks.
You’ll discover art in unexpected corners from Neuberesinchen to the city center. The city’s commitment to art is clear. Regional and national artists contribute to the evolving urban landscape. This happens through artistic competitions since the 1990s.
The Ohne Titel Sculpture joins various artworks. These artworks include bronze, artificial stone, sandstone, and ceramic sculptures. Wall designs and art objects also contribute to the diverse collection.
Große Scharrnstraße once represented the peak of public space art decoration. Eighteen artworks from all genres filled just this pedestrian zone. Lennépark and Oderpromenade feature mostly figural sculptures. Even in deconstructed Neuberesinchen, art thrives. The colorful sculptures of Erika Stürmer-Alex and Christian Roehl’s metal designs define this area.
You can find the Ohne Titel Sculpture near the Marie-Juchacs-Haus at Logenstraße 1. It stands as a testament to Frankfurt’s dedication to public art.
Sebastian Wallroth captured the sculpture’s essence in photographs in September 2024. These images show the sculpture’s form and detail. They are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International. This allows sharing and adaptation with proper credit.
The city provides an interactive map with details on all public artworks. This geoportal offers locations and information. Please note that it is currently only available in German.
The SB Bildende Kunst manages Frankfurt’s art collection. They are part of Eigenbetrieb KULTURBETRIEBE Frankfurt (Oder). Magdalena Scherer at Kulturbüro can provide more information. Feel free to contact her. Her phone number is 0335-55378335. Her email is magdalena.scherer@kultur-ffo.de.
The Ohne Titel Sculpture and its companions are accessible daily. You can explore them 24 hours a day. So, the next time you wander through Frankfurt (Oder), remember the city’s artistic heart.