of the aristocracy and wealthy bourgeoisie. Exhibitions 2013: Korea Power 2013: Bursting with Life 2013: Outer Dark. Continuing after Fashion 2013: Alex Wollner. Brasil Design Visual 2013: Depot Show: Eating and Drinking – About Soup 2013: 1607. From the Early Days of Globalization since 2013: Elemental Parts. From the Collection (Continuing Presentation) 2014: Tokyo Art Directors Club Award 2013 2014: Depot Show: Product and Society – White 2014: The Kramer Principle. Design for Variable Use 2014: The Weather Diaries. 3rd Nordic Fashion Biennale 2014: Give Love Back. Ata Macias and Partner 2014: Realms of Childhood – Dreams of Childhood 2015: Buddha. 108 Encounters 2015: Hamster Hipster Handy 2015: RAY 2015 – Imagine Reality 2015: Sense of Doubt 2015: MODE BEWEGT BILD. The Fashion Film Effect 2016: Depot Show: Happiness and Promise 2016: TimeSpace: After "Here" by Richard McGuire Support from the Kunstgewerbeverein am Main The "Kunstgewerbeverein in Frankfurt am Main" – the society of friends of the museum – has been in existence since 1877; in 1881 it founded the present-day Museum Angewandte Kunst. At that time, under the auspices of the Polytechnische Gesellschaft, it brought together collectors, patrons, entrepreneurs, artisans and art admirers who sought a means of benefitting society with their community spirit and their love for art. In the nineteenth century, societies and museums emerged all over Europe with the aim of assembling works of applied art from all eras and corners of the earth as a basis for studying the history of art and culture and providing inspiration to artisans and industrial designers. Today, with its two subsidiaries and approximately six hundred members, the society provides material and non-material support to the Museum Angewandte Kunst. Museumsufer Museum Angewandte Kunst is part of the Museumsufer. See also Museumsufer List of museums in Germany List of art museums References External links Richard Meier buildings Art museums and galleries in Germany Museums in Frankfurt Decorative arts museums in Germany