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At the annual reception in the James-Simon-Galerie, the SPK organisations presented their highlights and focal points for the current year. SPK President Ackermann: "We offer a strong programme and rise to challenges Almost 300 guests from politics, culture, science, business, tourism and society at

New layout, new structure, new content - the website of the State Institute for Music Research www.simpk.de has been completely relaunched. The new website of the State Institute for Music Research has been online for a few days now. With its completely revised structure and new design, it is much c

SPK President Parzinger: Objects should be returned to Nigeria "as quickly as possible" - Long-term loans at the Humboldt Forum An agreement on the transfer of ownership and loans for the so-called Benin bronzes in the collection of the Ethnological Museum of the National Museums in Berlin is to be

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

Dahlem is a place of collaboration. The Director of the Botanical Garden, the President of the FU and the Director of the Institute for Museum Research discuss common ground and connections

Museums have always played a central role in the planning for Dahlem. A cultural centre was to be built here – much of it remained at the planning stage

The Guelph Treasure, the largest German church treasure owned by a public art collection, is preserved in the Berlin Museum of Decorative Arts. The Prussian state purchased it from a consortium of dealers in 1935. In January 2008, the heirs of these dealers, who were Jewish, asked the Prussian Cultu

The colonnades on Museum Island celebrate the joys of symmetry and are a wonderful place to reflect whilst on the move: open, elegant and offering enticing urban views

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

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