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  1. New publication on provenance research into human remains from West Africa (22.04.2026)

    Almost 600 skulls from the former German colonies in West Africa were examined as part of a joint research project with partners from Togo and Cameroon. The recently published report documents the findings and lays the groundwork for the potential repatriation of the human remains. The Museum of Pre

  2. Discussion round of the EU-LAC Foundation and its international women's network at the IAI (25.11.2025)

    On November 24, a Discussion Round: German Political, Scientific, and Cultural Cooperation took place at the Ibero-Amerikanisches Institut (IAI, Ibero-American Institute) in cooperation with the EU-LAC Foundation (Hamburg) and the EU-LAC Women's International Network EU-LAC WIN. In cooperation with

  3. 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

  4. Brancusi and the essence of things (31.03.2026)

    Maike Steinkamp and Nikola Richolt interviewed about the new Brancusi exhibition at the Neue Nationalgalerie

  5. Collector with a mission (31.03.2026)

    Collector, publisher, patron - Egidio Marzona did a lot for art in the course of his life and the SPK owes him a priceless treasure trove of Minimal Art, Conceptual Art, Arte Povera and art books. Marzona has now died in Berlin at the age of 82. Our author Louis Killisch recalls a memorable visit to

  6. Louise and the sources (31.03.2026)

    Martyr, mother of the nation, working mum? Queen Louise of Prussia was already a projection screen for ideals and desires during her lifetime and remains so to this day. On 10 March 2026, the Prussian queen turned 250 years old - and the Secret State Archives of Prussian Cultural Heritage celebrated

  7. In Focus 2022: SPK puts itself to the test – Kulturforum (30.03.2026)

    For the 2022 Annual Report, we invited cultural correspondents to spend a day exploring places they long to visit, their favourite venues, and the worlds of archives, libraries and collections. We set few parameters; we weren’t looking for courtly reporting, but rather insights and inspiration. Ever

  8. In Focus 2022: SPK puts itself to the test – Mid-term (30.03.2026)

    For the 2022 Annual Report, we invited cultural correspondents to spend a day exploring places they long to visit, their favourite venues, and the worlds of archives, libraries and collections. We set few parameters; we weren’t looking for courtly reporting, but rather insights and inspiration. Ever

  9. How Leni Riefenstahl’s self-image might be deconstructed (30.03.2026)

    It was a heavy burden that the SPK took on eight years ago: When Horst Kettner, Leni Riefenstahl’s cameraman, partner and estate administrator, died in 2018, the estate of the litigious filmmaker of Nazi party rallies, Hitler confidante and lifelong denier of wrongdoing came into the Foundation’s ca

  10. Annual Reception 2026: A robust programme for turbulent times (30.03.2026)

    At its 2026 annual reception, the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation presented its key projects and exhibitions for the coming year.