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Out of the postcolonial trenches, or moving beyond Eurocentric ideas about education? Johann Michael Möller and Nikolaus Bernau debate the significance of ethnological collections in 2024.

An exhibition organised by the Ibero-American Institute (IAI) showcases artefacts from two Classical Maya sites. The director of the Mexican partner institution, INAH, attended the opening.

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

Three Preußen scholarship holders talk about their research at the Secret State Archives of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation

The World Heritage Site on Museum Island has a hidden history. This includes a garden laid out in the mid-18th century by the philosopher and art historian Johann Georg Sulzer, who turned it into a place for reflection on artistic beauty and a meeting place for the Berlin Enlightenment. A search for

Hans-Gerd Koch, a scholar of textual criticism and literary studies, has been studying the life and work of Franz Kafka for many years. Here he answers your questions:

Did Leni Riefenstahl exploit an ethnic group in Sudan? A collaborative project between the Ethnological Museum and the Art Library has now asked the people photographed to share their perspective

Collector, publisher, patron – Egidio Marzona has made a significant contribution to the arts throughout his life. To mark his 80th birthday, an exhibition at the Neue Nationalgalerie is now paying tribute to him – the perfect opportunity for a celebratory visit.

Hidden Gems today with Christian Mathieu, Research Officer at the General Directorate of the Berlin State Library

Out of the postcolonial trenches, or moving beyond Eurocentric ideas about education? Johann Michael Möller and Nikolaus Bernau debate the significance of ethnological collections in 2024.