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  1. Following in the footsteps of a literary legend with ‘bad-vision glasses’ (30.03.2026)

    At the ‘Droste Digital’ exhibition at Stabi Kulturwerk, visitors are likely to get closer to Annette von Droste-Hülshoff (1797–1848) than ever before. Alongside original manuscripts, interactive stations and a pair of curious glasses, it is above all five artistic contributions that help visitors re

  2. Fostering creativity and strength in the Giant – SPK summer interview with Achim Bonte (30.03.2026)

    In the courtyard of Café Felix in the Stabi unter den Linden, the SPK summer interview series entered its next round: Achim Bonte, Director General of the Berlin State Library, discusses what defines libraries in the 21st century and why the foundation reform will not result in a museum network with

  3. Let's carry on – there's plenty to see here (30.03.2026)

    Following a 16-month renovation, the Rieckhallen at the Hamburger Bahnhof – Nationalgalerie der Gegenwart are finally open to the public again on a permanent basis. Thanks to their acquisition by the State of Berlin, they were saved from demolition in 2022. Now the Rieckhallen are back: covering 3,0

  4. Reform Diary: Episode 6 (30.03.2026)

    Reform in practice – Education and training

  5. SPK summer interview with Patricia Rahemipour (30.03.2026)

    For our fourth and final summer interview, we head to Dahlem to meet Patricia Rahemipour, Director of the Institute for Museum Research, in the garden of a villa with links to

  6. A witness to the times: what Gerd Ruge’s estate reveals (30.03.2026)

    What do Khrushchev, Martin Luther King and Mao Zedong have in common? Gerd Ruge was there to witness their rise and fall, and as an ARD correspondent, he brought the major historical events of the 20th century into West German living rooms. The estate of this legendary reporter, who died in 2021, wa

  7. A witness to the times: what Gerd Ruge’s estate reveals (30.03.2026)

    What do Khrushchev, Martin Luther King and Mao Zedong have in common? Gerd Ruge was there to witness their rise and fall, and as an ARD correspondent, he brought the major historical events of the 20th century into West German living rooms. The estate of this legendary reporter, who died in 2021, wa

  8. Let's carry on – there's plenty to see here (30.03.2026)

    Following a 16-month renovation, the Rieckhallen at the Hamburger Bahnhof – Nationalgalerie der Gegenwart are finally open to the public again on a permanent basis. Thanks to their acquisition by the State of Berlin, they were saved from demolition in 2022. Now the Rieckhallen are back: covering 3,0

  9. Reform Diary: Episode 6 (30.03.2026)

    Reform in practice – Education and training

  10. SPK summer interview with Patricia Rahemipour (30.03.2026)

    For our fourth and final summer interview, we head to Dahlem to meet Patricia Rahemipour, Director of the Institute for Museum Research, in the garden of a villa with links to