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Frankfurt Moves!: International artists bring diversity to the stage
On August 16, 2025, the Frankfurt LAB will present international artists at “Frankfurt Moves!” – Admission free, reservation recommended.
Frankfurt Moves!: International artists bring diversity to the stage
In the coming week, Frankfurt will experience a creative highlight! On Saturday, August 16, 2025, at 4:00 p.m., will take place in Frankfurt LAB, located at Schmidtstrasse 12, an interesting workshop presentation under the title“Frankfurt Moves!”instead of. Admission is free, but you should hurry as places are limited and reservations via frankfurt-lab.de are recommended.
The event is dedicated to the residency program, which is organized by the KfW Foundation in collaboration with the Frankfurt LAB. The aim of this program is to promote intensive exchange between international artists and the Frankfurt cultural scene. Loud frankfurt-lab.com Seven talented artists from Bolivia, India, Mozambique and the Philippines are taking part, working on exciting projects during their stay.
Artistic diversity
What can visitors expect? Presentations range from folk dances and colonial themes performed byAaron Kaiser Garciafrom the Philippines, to a project about the movements of knitting and danceMeghna BhardwaandDenis Barwafrom India. Also the artistsYuck MirandaandJoao Felisberto Armandofrom Mozambique address forgotten queer history and “mining marriages”. Another performance promises to combine humor and Bolivian folklore in the “Latina Bausch” project byMiguel ValdiviesoandMartha Salinas.
After the performances, guests have the opportunity to chat with the artists over snacks and drinks. TheFrankfurt Moves!The program is not only a platform for artistic exchange, but also a significant step towards an intercultural dialogue that overcomes the boundaries between different cultures.
Intercultural dialogue and sustainable partnerships
The residency program is part of a broad initiative by the KfW Foundation to promote such intercultural platforms. The Federal Cultural Foundation underlines the importance of fair and sustainable international partnerships. In recent years it has become clear that many cultural institutions in Germany are increasingly cooperating with international partners in order to realize joint projects.
The challenges here are diverse: different expectations, budgets and cultural perceptions present the actors with exciting but also complex tasks. The WAYS program promotes these partnerships and provides a clear framework for collaboration.
The initiatives like “Frankfurt Moves!” show how art serves not only as a form of expression, but also as a medium for exchange and understanding between different cultures. Anyone who is interested should not miss the opportunity on August 16th to experience these fascinating projects for themselves and get to know the artists in person.