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  1. KEK is funding four projects run by the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation (16.07.2026)

    Documents from Westphalia, previously secret records relating to a North Indian musical tradition, 25 photographs and 200,000 theatre programmes – restoration projects at four SPK institutions as part of the KEK funding programme ‘Preserving Written Cultural Heritage’ Four projects run by the Prussi

  2. KEK is funding four projects run by the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation (16.07.2026)

    The press images will be available for download until 16 January 2027. The images provided may only be used in connection with current coverage of the respective exhibition. We would be grateful if you could send us a copy of the publication.

  3. The Weimar Classical Foundation is appearing for the third time at the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation with its ‘Weimar Room’ (30.06.2026)

    A travelling exhibition marking the themed years ‘Opening’ and ‘Feminine Weimar’ is on display at the James Simon Gallery on Berlin’s Museum Island until the end of the year. The Weimar Classic Foundation is once again showcasing its upcoming thematic focus in Berlin. The ‘Weimar Room’ was opened on

  4. Handover of cultural artefacts at the German-Polish Forum on 17 June 2026 (17.06.2026)

    Joint press release from the Federal Foreign Office, the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media, the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation (SPK), the Federal Ministry of Transport and the City of Pforzheim on the handover of cultural property at the German-Polish Forum on 17 June

  5. Posters of the Estallido Social: Visual Protest Culture from Chile at the IAI (25.02.2026)

    A selection of political posters from Chile offers an insight into the visual language of the Estallido Social and shows how protest imagery accompanies and shapes moments of social transformation. A compact and carefully curated selection of posters from the Estallido Social is is presently on view

  6. Bad Bunny and the Transnational Pulse of Latino Culture: Exploring the IAI Collections (11.02.2026)

    Bad Bunny’s performance at this year’s Super Bowl was more than a musical highlight — it was a cultural statement. In a single moment, the global reach of Latin American and Caribbean communities in the United States was powerfully reaffirmed, reminding us that Latino culture is not a peripheral inf

  7. Symposium on cultural and political education in museums – Perspectives on the Beutelsbach Consensus (07.04.2026)

    Fifty years ago, three key guiding principles of political education were formulated in Beutelsbach, Baden-Württemberg. To this day, this so-called Beutelsbach Consensus serves as the foundation and guiding framework for political education work. To mark the anniversary, the Prussian Cultural Herita

  8. On art, culture and the reconstruction of Ukraine (30.03.2026)

    Charlotte Knaup talks about the “Making Spaces” series and the OBMIN conference

  9. Hidden Gems: A ‘bloodstain’ at the Museum of European Cultures (30.03.2026)

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

  10. Cultural heritage in the compact view (30.03.2026)

    In an interview, Zoe Schubert from Stabi explains how the (Semantic) Kompakkt software significantly expands the scope of 3D model applications