For ten days, Frankfurt opens a new Museum dedicated to Black culture with an extensive program of events.
The German Museum for Black Entertainment and Black Music is Germany’s leading museum for black culture, popular music and history. It boasts a comprehensive archive of records, magazines, autographs, and memorabilia that is presented for the first time within a vibrant space of mediation and discourse. It is accompanied by a diverse programme of events. Through solitary explorations or guided tours, the audience is deeply immersed into a movement that unites stars such as Mola Adebisi, Tic Tac Toe or Sydney Youngblood. In their juxtaposition they gain a new visibility that reveals similarities and differences in their staging, strategies and attributions. The Museum for Black Entertainment and Black Music offers an extensive program of events. In song recitals, listening sessions, conversations and other formats, experts work through the museum’s archive and provide insights into various issues. Concept and Implementation: Joana Tischkau, Anta Helena Recke, Elisabeth Hampe, Frieder Blume Contributers & Performers: Chantal Yancey, Matthias Engelke, Dj Miss Thirdeye, Dj Miss Control & Jenni Yo, say it loud!, Fathoeburger & Jegosah, Hans Camille Vancol, Eric Otieno, Matthias Dell, Anne Chebu, Ricky Harris, Randolph Rose Location: Museum Angewandte Kunst, Schaumainkai 17 Entrance and ticket desk via the Metzlerpark During the events, the museum can be visited without a guide. Here, too, admission is only possible for three people. Please buy separate tickets for the program of events in the museum. Space is also limited here.
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