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  1. Hidden Gems: The feisty lioness in the portfolio (26.03.2026)

    Hidden Gems today with Nadja Cholidis, Deputy Director of the Museum of the Ancient Near East

  2. Why museums should not bow to pressure from interest groups (26.03.2026)

    3sat and the SPK had organised an evening event on trust in museums: it sparked a wide-ranging discussion on neutrality, freedom and democratic civic culture

  3. Surrealism in Latin America (26.03.2026)

    Magazines and artist’s books at the Ibero-American Institute

  4. From the Saar to the Spree: A journey through time at the Bode Museum (26.03.2026)

    As part of the special exhibition "Zeitsprung. Art Meets Art", twelve students from the Saar College of Fine Arts are engaging with exhibits at the Bode Museum. Through an artistic intervention, they juxtapose historical artworks with contemporary perspectives.

  5. A venerable house in the heart of the island (26.03.2026)

    Since 1 March 2025, Anette Hüsch has been director of the Alte Nationalgalerie – with respect for the past and a vision for the future. In this interview, she talks about the opportunities presented by the SPK reform, new exhibition ideas and the significance of Museum Island as a vibrant cultural h

  6. Working shifts between two worlds (26.03.2026)

    200 years of Museum Island: German-British artist Michael Müller is exhibiting his monumental painting “Dioscuri: The Gifted Day” at the Neues Museum, in which he combines abstract painting with Greek mythology, retelling the ancient discourse on mortality and love in his own unique way.

  7. A breath of fresh air in the goddess’s sails (26.03.2026)

    Numismatics stands to benefit greatly from digitalisation. This is demonstrated by ‘Imagines Nummorum Graecum’, the major new project launched by the Academy.

  8. Research Questions: Inside the kurgans (26.03.2026)

    Before he retires in May 2025, Hermann Parzinger will be on hand to answer your questions. As a prehistorian, the Foundation’s President specialises in various aspects of early human history, including the transition to a settled way of life and the emergence of equestrian nomadism (the culture of t

  9. “It’s part of history – let’s tell the story!” (26.03.2026)

    To mark International Provenance Research Day 2025, the Kupferstichkabinett offered an insight into the eventful history of its own collection. Curator Andreas Schalhorn and provenance researcher Sven Haase from the Central Archive led a tour of the exhibition “Kosmos Blauer Reiter: From Kandinsky t

  10. Hidden Gems: Messages of comfort from the Old Masters (26.03.2026)

    Hidden Gems today with Sabine Lata, research assistant at the Picture Gallery: "I love the Picture Gallery, where you can admire fantastic works by Old Masters of world-class calibre. Naturally, my favourite place to be at the moment is the gallery’s foyer, where the exhibition ‘From Odessa to Berli