Francisco Carolinum Linz Facebook ad: “With her independent, radically feminist visual language…”

Ran for 45 days, from January 26 to March 12, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
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With her independent, radically feminist visual language, @annegretsoltauofficial is one of the most important representatives of staged photography and body art in the 1970s and 1980s. Social norms, body politics, and female identity are central themes in her work. Her artistic exploration of pregnancy, motherhood, and family in the 1970s and 1980s, in which she reveals complex emotional worlds, inner conflicts, and emotional states, is unique. Her work consistently focuses on her female biography, thereby breaking with social conventions. She questions role models and deconstructs clichés about motherhood and family. To this day, her works break taboos by forcefully confronting us with the aging of the female body and questions of transience. The artist also follows her own path technically, developing the method of photo sewing and etching that is characteristic of her work. Time and again, her work violates social and aesthetic conventions and is censored by the public. The retrospective, conceived by the Städel Museum, Frankfurt, and curated by Svenja Grosser, puts her entire oeuvre in the right light, establishes the artist as an important voice in contemporary art, and shows how relevant her work has remained over time. 📍Francisco Carolinum, UNESCO City of Media Arts 📅 27.02.26 - 28.06.26 📅 Opening: February 26, 7 pm An exhibition by the Städel Museum (@staedelmuseum), Frankfurt am Main, in cooperation with the Francisco Carolinum, Linz Basic curatorial concept Svenja Grosser








