Who would have thought that within Frankfurt’s bustling Bahnhofsviertel, a haven for emerging artists thrives? Galerie Rundgaenger, a name as unique as its concept, resides right here on Niddastrasse. This gallery, established in 2015 by Daniel Schierke and Ralf Seinecke, pulses with the energy of young, ambitious artists. Galerie Rundgaenger isn’t your typical gallery. It’s a launchpad for promising talents fresh from art academies across German-speaking countries. The gallery’s name, “Rundgaenger,” translates to “roundsmen” and reflects the founders’ unique approach to scouting artists. Daniel and Ralf embark on annual journeys to these academies, attending their final exhibitions, the “Rundgänge,” seeking out the most exceptional graduates. They then bring these artists and their works to Frankfurt. Galerie Rundgaenger primarily features group exhibitions, curated around specific themes. This allows for diverse artistic perspectives to be showcased simultaneously. Visitors experience a dynamic, museum-like journey through contemporary art. They gain a comprehensive insight into the latest creative trends and expressions. Daniel Schierke brings a wealth of art historical knowledge and experience. He’s worked with Frankfurt’s major art institutions, including the Städel Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, and the DZ Bank Art Foyer. Ralf Seinecke complements this with his legal and philosophical background. This unique partnership contributes to the gallery’s distinctive character. The gallery focuses on young, challenging art, offering visitors a fresh perspective on the contemporary art scene. With its constantly evolving exhibitions, Galerie Rundgaenger offers a unique experience with each visit. It is a testament to the power of artistic vision and the importance of supporting emerging talent.
Adlerwerke
From bicycles to Nazi atrocities, the Adlerwerke in Frankfurt has witnessed a tumultuous history. The Adlerwerke, meaning “Eagle Works,” began