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  1. “What’s going on, SPK?” – The 2025 Annual Report focuses on the new foundation (07.09.2026)

    2025 was a year that saw a number of changes for the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation: a new Executive Board was appointed, the new Foundation Act came into force, and Marion Ackermann took up her post as the new President. The SPK’s annual report, which has just been published, focuses on thes

  2. SPK Annual Report 2025 (07.09.2026)

    The press images will be available for download until 8 March 2027. The images provided may only be used in connection with current reporting on the respective exhibition. We would be grateful if you could send us a specimen copy.

  3. Architecture, music and Berlin’s longest banquet table at the ‘Day in the Countryside’ (07.09.2026)

    On Sunday 13 September 2026, the Kulturforum Berlin is hosting the fifth edition of its major Kulturforum festival, ‘A Day in the Green’. This year, the focus is on the Kulturforum’s diverse architecture. Many of the activities are free and take place outdoors – ranging from guided tours and worksho

  4. A day in the countryside at the Kulturforum Berlin (07.09.2026)

    On Sunday 13 September 2026, the Kulturforum Berlin is hosting the fifth edition of its major festival, ‘A Day in the Green’. This year’s focus is on the Kulturforum’s diverse architecture. Once again, there are numerous free outdoor activities on offer: guided tours, workshops, music and Berlin’s l

  5. OBMIN Conference: Culture versus Disinformation – A Cultural Guardians Debate (18.09.2026)

    BY REGISTRATION ONLY Disinformation has long been part of hybrid warfare, which specifically targets the cultural sector and museums in order to undermine social cohesion. Museums play a key role in this regard: they strengthen democratic resilience through fact-based narratives and open discussions

  6. Highlights of the SPK museums for 2027 unveiled (02.09.2026)

    SPK President Marion Ackermann, together with museum directors and curators, presented a selection of special exhibition highlights from next year’s programme. From Thomas Gainsborough on the 300th anniversary of his birth, Ai Weiwei at the Bode Museum, Arnold Böcklin beyond the myth, international

  7. From audio guides to digital visitor experiences (02.09.2026)

    The Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation and Bloomberg are launching a multi-year partnership focused on digital education and outreach. The first programmes for the Altes Museum and the Museum of European Cultures are already available via the free Bloomberg Connects app. The Prussian Cultural Her

  8. From audio guides to a comprehensive digital visitor experience – the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation and Bloomberg launch a partnership for digital education and outreach (01.09.2026)

    Expansion of digital outreach – including new ways to access content, in-depth material and new feedback channels – Ackermann: “We are strengthening education and outreach as the SPK’s core mission.” The Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation (SPK) and Bloomberg are launching a multi-year partnership

  9. How the Anthropocene Changes Literary Thinking (13.08.2026)

    Interview with Carolina Correia dos Santos, CAPES-Humboldt Research Fellow, about her current research on literature in the Anthropocene and her visiting stay in Berlin and at the Ibero-Amerikanisches Institut. In her research she connects different areas of knowledge and disciplines, bridging betwe

  10. Dan C. Hazen SALALM Fellowship Award for Ricarda Musser (06.08.2026)

    The head of the Media Department at the IAI Library has been awarded a fellowship from the Seminar on the Acquisition of Latin American Library Materials (SALALM). SALALM has been in existence for over 70 years, making it the oldest organization of librarians and collections specializing in Latin Am