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Hidden Gems today with Sofia Botvinnik, research assistant at the Museum of European Cultures

Italy is to have 25 items from the Collection of Classical Antiquities returned: Deputy Director Martin Maischberger on theatre at funerals, the enigmatic art dealer Medici, and why loss can also be a blessing

How should we deal with museum objects that were looted or acquired in colonial contexts? What say do communities of origin have in the matter, and how can their perspectives be made visible? Verena Rodatus and Maria Ellendorff discuss their work at the Ethnological Museum.

Ingrid Männl has played a significant part in opening up the Secret State Archives. So it is fitting that she is now working on a project about Alexander von Humboldt

Landscape architect Maren Brakebusch discusses the plans and challenges involved in the spatial design of the ‘berlin modern’ complex, designed by the architectural firm Herzog & de Meuron in collaboration with VOGT Landscape Architects. The discussion centres on climate change, green visions for th

The project ‘Art, Looting and Restitution – Forgotten Life Stories’ commemorates Jewish people who once greatly enriched the culture of this country and then fell victim to Nazi terror

In the Year of the Tuba, the Musical Instrument Museum is hosting exhibitions on the ‘low brass’ and instrument-making in divided Germany. Markneukirchen in the Vogtland region is presenting itself as the heart and soul of German instrument-making

Almost 80 years after the end of the Second World War, the systematic looting of cultural property by the Nazis – particularly from Jewish owners – has still not been fully addressed. In 1998, a conference in Washington laid the foundations for this immense task, which has had a profound impact on t

Hidden Gems today with Sofia Botvinnik, research assistant at the Museum of European Cultures

Italy is to have 25 items from the Collection of Classical Antiquities returned: Deputy Director Martin Maischberger on theatre at funerals, the enigmatic art dealer Medici, and why loss can also be a blessing