FRANKFURT/SHANGHAI
Japanese Art Until March 3 Leo Gallery presents Ryuta Suzuki – Reflections of the Layer. The exhibition explores the work of Japanese artist Ryuta Suzuki, which combines the techniques of screen printing and Japanese ukiyo-e (floating pictures) woodcut prints. Ryuta Suzuki – Reflections of the Layer, Leo Gallery, Shanghai. leogallery.com.cn
Classic Opera Until March 8 Oper Frankfurt presents one of 19th century Italian composer Giuseppe Verdi’s masterpieces, Rigoletto. The opera in three acts, first performed in 1851 in Venice, tells the tragic tale of the Duke of Mantua, his court jester Rigoletto and Rigoletto’s daughter Gilda. Rigoletto, Oper Frankfurt, Frankfurt. oper-frankfurt.de
Flemish Master Until May 25 Staedel Museum’s Rubens – The Power of Transformation exhibition explores the work of the 17th century Baroque artist Peter Paul Rubens. The exhibition features paintings,
Light Entertainment March 2
drawings, prints, sculptures and objets d’art by Rubens as well as some of the artist’s forerunners and contemporaries, including Titian, Tinoretto, Elsheimer, Giambologna,
The Lantern Festival, a tradition stretching back 2,000 years to the Han dynasty, marks the
Goltzius, Rottenhammer and Van Tetrode.
last day of the Spring Festival and the first full moon in the Chinese calendar. The biggest
Rubens – The Power of Transformation,
lantern show is held in Yuyuan Garden.
Staedel Museum, Frankfurt.
Lantern Festival, Yuyuan Garden, Shanghai.
staedelmuseum.de
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