Sylvia Franz, a communication scientist and a member of the local heritage association, has been appointed as the new curator for the exhibitions at the Dießener Taubenturm. She is known for her networking skills and plans to collaborate with a nearby psychosomatic clinic to enhance her exhibition projects. This approach aims to engage different sectors and broaden the scope of art presentations in the region.

Franz seeks to build ties with the art scene in Dießen's partner town, Windermere, indicating a commitment to international artistic dialogue and collaboration. Her vision includes organizing dual and group exhibitions that will not only showcase varied artistic talents but also integrate multiple themes such as 'material, structure, and identity.' This multidimensional focus is expected to enrich the cultural environment surrounding the Dießener Taubenturm.

The first exhibition under her curation is set to debut this Friday, marking a significant milestone for both Franz and the venue. The initiative symbolizes a broader effort to engage the local community, make art accessible, and facilitate conversations between art and craftsmanship, emphasizing the importance of artistic dialogue within the region.