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  1. Concrete steps agreed for the reform of the SPK - Parzinger on today's decision by the Foundation Board: "The SPK of the future will be different. Today's decision by the SPK Foundation Board marks a milestone." (29.06.2021)

    Based on the recommendations of the SPK Reform Commission, the SPK Foundation Board today adopted the key points of the structural reform. The autonomy of the museums, libraries, archives and research institutions belonging to the SPK is to be significantly strengthened. At the same time, they are t

  2. Third issue of the SPK magazine shows the "SPK in motion" (04.07.2011)

    The SPK magazine was published for the third time at the beginning of July 2011. After focussing on "Discover" and "Future", the current issue focuses on "Movement". Hermann Parzinger, President of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation, emphasises: "There is a lot going on at the Prussian Cultur

  3. SPK involved in two new Clusters of Excellence - Parzinger: Decision confirms SPK's success as a network of important scientific institutions (28.09.2018)

    Yesterday, the German Research Foundation (DFG) announced its decision on which Clusters of Excellence will be funded in the years 2019 to 2025. The SPK is involved in 2 of the 57 selected clusters. Hermann Parzinger, President of the SPK, was delighted with the decision: "The participation in two n

  4. “What’s going on, SPK?” – The 2025 Annual Report focuses on the new foundation (07.09.2026)

    2025 was a year that saw a number of changes for the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation: a new Executive Board was appointed, the new Foundation Act came into force, and Marion Ackermann took up her post as the new President. The SPK’s annual report, which has just been published, focuses on thes

  5. SPK Annual Report 2025 (07.09.2026)

    The press images will be available for download until 8 March 2027. The images provided may only be used in connection with current reporting on the respective exhibition. We would be grateful if you could send us a specimen copy.

  6. Highlights of the SPK museums for 2027 unveiled (02.09.2026)

    SPK President Marion Ackermann, together with museum directors and curators, presented a selection of special exhibition highlights from next year’s programme. From Thomas Gainsborough on the 300th anniversary of his birth, Ai Weiwei at the Bode Museum, Arnold Böcklin beyond the myth, international

  7. Crime Scene: Museum – SPK at the Long Night of Museums (20.08.2026)

    This year’s Long Night of Museums is themed ‘Crime in Berlin’. The SPK is taking part with thirteen venues. On Saturday 29 August 2026, Berlin’s museums will take on a criminal theme: under the banner ‘Crime in Berlin’, the Long Night of Museums, running from 6 pm to 2 am, invites visitors to discov

  8. At the scene: SPK once again the biggest player at the Long Night of Museums on 29 August (19.08.2026)

    The press images will be available for download until 19 February 2027. The images provided may only be used in connection with current coverage of the respective exhibition. We would be grateful if you could send us a copy for our records.

  9. Art thieves, forgers and the search for clues: the SPK at the Long Night of Museums (19.08.2026)

    At the Museum, Crime Scene: SPK once again the biggest player at the Long Night of Museums on 29 August – Ackermann: Searching for clues in thirteen venues – Germany’s best-known art detective to be a guest The Stiftung Preussischer Kulturbesitz (Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation) is taking part

  10. Four SPK projects receive KEK funding (21.07.2026)

    "Dagar Diaries", key sources on the Kingdom of Westphalia, previously secret records of a North Indian musical tradition, photographs from Sarajevo and 200,000 theatre programmes – four restoration projects at SPK institutions are part of the KEK funding programme ‘Preserving Written Cultural Herita