Art gallery
Art from a good home
Places of Art
Creative Inspirations
Art as a contribution to society
With art, FRANKONIA Eurobau has discovered a way of expressing the inexpressible. Whether it's music, sculpture, painting or photography: Art always moves. Triggers feelings and thoughts. Creates relationships. Leads to discussions. That's why FRANKONIA Eurobau supports art and artists in a wide variety of forms. By equipping private and public spaces, through events, through art in buildings or by donating works of art for a charitable purpose.
The Andreas Quartier:
A whole quarter for art.
Wall of Freedom
The artist HA Schult designed the colorful "Freedom Wall", which was unveiled together with Lord Mayor Thomas Geisel and Uwe Schmitz, CEO of FRANKONIA Eurobau, in front of the building of the co-working provider "Spaces" in the Andreas Quartier. "Freedom is the good that we have to fight for. The Wall of Freedom is Düsseldorf's answer to the attack on our inner freedom." Thousands of citizens of the city were called upon to name their of freedom - thus inspiring HA Schult to create this great work of art.
Nuhr im Andreas Quartier
The Wellem Düsseldorf has exhibited premises selected works of renowned artists such as Leon Löwentraut, Jeff Koons, Stephan Kaluza and Julian Schnabel. The concept is a tribute to the the patron of the arts and elector Prince Elector Jan Wellem. A special art highlight can be found in the Terrace Art Suites on the fifth floor. Each suite is decorated with original works by one of the artists. Those who feel inspired to be creative,
At Home
In April 2016, the Andreas Quartier opened its doors to the public for the first time when it became the center of the art campaign "Daheim - At Home: das Wohnen kommt nach Hause". Life-size sculptures by the well-known artist HA Schult were the first to move into the Andreas Quartier. As vagabonds of the consumer era and cosmopolitans, they have been traveling the globe for twenty years. The art project is considered the largest in the world.
Unveiling of the Mother Ey statue
The collaboration between the Düsseldorfer
Jonges, FRANKONIA Eurobau and the artist Bert Gerresheim to honor a legendary Düsseldorf patron of the arts with a monument is an initiative of significant cultural and historical relevance. The bronze sculpture was designed by Bert Gerresheim, a Düsseldorf sculptor who knew Johanna Ey personally. Ey, known for her devoted, motherly support of up-and-coming artists, had a formative influence on Gerresheim. As a twelve-year-old, she encouraged him to follow the artistic path and advocated for his artistic education with his parents. The unveiling
of the Mother-Ey monument on September 25, 2017 on the newly named Mutter-Ey-Platz on Neubrückstraße in front of the Andreas Quartier marked the appreciation of an important chapter in Düsseldorf's urban art history.
Stephan Kaluza - The Rhine Project
In April 2020, the photographic artwork "Alles bleibt im Fluss Everything remains in the river Stephan Kaluza - Das Rheinprojekt" The Rhine Project adorned the exterior façade of the Andreas Quartier. This installation, created from over 21,000 photographs by the Düsseldorf artist Stephan Kaluza, celebrates the Rhine as a symbol of hope and the unshakeable power of life. The river, which has overcome challenges such as world wars and environmental environmental crises, is at the center of this at the center of this art project, which vitality and constancy of the Rhine emphasizes. In August 2020, a temporary a temporary floor installation, depicting the riverbed of the Rhine, the artistic experience in the Andreas Quartier and invited visitors to experience the experience the dynamics of the river up close.
