Hidden History – Facetten der Subkultur in Frankfurt Rhein Main

Eröffnung „Hidden History” mit Performances

The exhibition “Hidden History – Facets of Subculture in Frankfurt Rhine-Main” opens with a performative launch event: in the evening, internationally active choreographer and dancer Honji Wang will present two performances of “La La Land” at 7:00 pm and 9:00 pm together with Caterina Politi, Marco Di Nardo, and students from the Rudolf Koch School in Offenbach.

“La La Land” emerges from being in shared space: professional dancers and local participants meet on equal terms, each bringing their own bodies, stories, and movements into the process. The performances set a powerful tone for the opening of the exhibition and transform the spaces of the Frankfurter Kunstverein into a resonant environment for urban history, the present, and subcultural practice.

The Frankfurter Kunstverein is an interdisciplinary exhibition space for contemporary art and culture. Here, an inquisitive public encounters exhibitions that engage the senses and discovers new perspectives on our present.

The project partner is the Diamant Museum for Urban Culture, Offenbach, which engages with historical and contemporary positions of subversive and subcultural activity in the Frankfurt Rhine Main region.