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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

Once again this year, we are conducting SPK summer interviews at the Foundation’s most beautiful locations: we begin with the new President, Marion Ackermann, whom we meet on the balcony of Haus Bastian.

For the third SPK summer interview, we meet Vice-President Gero Dimter on the terrace of Villa von Heydt: a conversation about a drive for reform, corporate culture and children who are fascinated by museums

The green courtyard of the State Institute for Music Research is a hidden gem in the heart of the evolving Kulturforum: this is where we meet Director Rebecca Wolf for the second SPK summer interview

As every structural reform process is unique, it may be necessary to coin new terms to describe the changes – and the SPK is no exception. That is why we are using our tried-and-tested Q&A format to explain what is happening in the reform and why.

Directorate of the Gemäldegalerie to be re-advertised - Management of the Nationalgalerie to be divided into three positions - Grütters and Parzinger thank Michael Eissenhauer On 23 November 2020, the Board of Trustees of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation, chaired by Minister of State for Cu

Parzinger: This is the keystone of our reform / New law to come into force on 1 December 2025 On Friday night (31 January), the German Bundestag passed a new law for the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation. SPK President Hermann Parzinger commented: "The new SPK Act is a decisive step towards guid

To coincide with the topping-out ceremony for the new Berlin Palace, the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation is publishing a magazine focussing on the outstanding collections of African, Oceanian and American art and culture that will be on display at the Humboldt Forum from 2019. The 60-page maga

Klaus Biesenbach in an interview with SPK: Why the Neue Nationalgalerie is a place for everyone, why the Kulturforum needs Schatten, and why in Berlin you never know whether it’s the station or the train that’s moving

The lives and fates of persecuted Jews have all too often been forgotten. Drawing on cases of restitution, the SPK, the Bavarian State Painting Collections, rbb and BR are sharing selected life stories. Project coordinator Anke Lünsmann is available to answer your questions about the project.