Since 2022, the PFFFESTIVAL Stuttgart's urban space into an open gallery. Today, 20 large-format murals in 11 districts enrich the cityscape and make art accessible and accessible to all. They enhance public spaces, promote discourse and contribute to cultural participation. The façade artworks are complemented by exhibitions, publications and meeting formats.
In 2026, the VOLLFORMAT exhibition at Johannesstraße 47B will expand the project to include 31 fully designed interiors. In addition, four further façades will be created.
VOLLFORMAT is a temporary, large-scale group exhibition in Stuttgart-West that transforms an entire building into a walk-in artistic experience. At Johannesstraße 47b, 37 artists have designed a total of 31 rooms – comprehensively, immersively and without any formal restrictions. The result is a series of walk-through installations in which visitors do not stand in front of the artwork, but are right in the middle of it.
In addition, Stuttgart-Souvenirs has contributed a concept-based museum shop.
Address
47 B Johannesstraße
70176 Stuttgart-West
Opening hours
18 July – 17 October
Thu / Fri / Sat: 3.00 pm — 7.00 pm
Supported by
BB Foundation, Citizens, LBBW Foundation, Montana Cans, Brillux
PFFFASSADE 21
From 27 July to 2 August, Julia Benz will be creating a mural on the façade at Talstraße 68 in Stuttgart-Ost.
PFFFASSADE 22
Claude Horstmann will be painting the wall at Im-Hallschlag 19 from 5 August to 9 August.
PFFFASSADE 23
From 6 August to 13 August, The Wa will be transforming the building at Aspergerstraße 3 in Stuttgart-Stammheim into a new mural.
PFFFASSADE 24
Between 10 and 14 August, the artist Czolk will be painting the façade of the building at 48 Pragstraße, on the edge of Rosenstein Park.
The artists HNRX and Kartelovic jointly designed the façade of the theatre building in Stuttgart-Feuerbach.
The mural by French artist Fred Battle entitled „Spindle Tower No.2“ is located on Berliner Platz in the centre of Stuttgart.
Australian George Rose painted the first PFF Festival mural in Stuttgart's Bad Cannstatt district.
Marc David Spengler designed the façade in Friedhofstrasse in the north of Stuttgart.
Erika Nyström from Stockholm conjures up her illustrations on a dormitory in Vaihingen.
Julia Humpfer has realised this work at Leonhardsplatz, directly at the Rathaus station.
The Stuttgart artist Marvin Daumueller designed two pillars of the Nesenbachtal Bridge with this figurative work.
Inga Krause has realised this colourful work at Hegelstraße 47, directly at the Russische Kirche station.
Rafael Gerlach, known under the artist name Satone, has designed the facade of the Hedwig Dohm School in the north of Stuttgart with an abstract composition.
The Linz artist Julia Heinisch designed the facade of the new building of the Kunstverein Wagenhalle with a figurative work.
