Table Topic: Heritage
At this table Lara Selin Ertener and Afonso Dias Ramos want to discuss with you how geographical areas like East Central Europe are handling the imperial entaglements of museum collections.
Verschlagwortet: cultural heritage
“Negotiating Cultural Heritage. Making, Sustaining, Breaking, Sharing” – Panel Discussion (Audio)
On 24 April 2017, more than 80 participants took part in our event entitled “Negotiating Cultural Heritage. Making, Sustaining, Breaking, Sharing” at the Bode Museum in Berlin. Drawing on the discussions...
Negotiating Cultural Heritage: First Reports Published
Did you miss our event last April at the Bode-Museum in Berlin? You can now have a peek into the first reports on the Trafo Blog. The last WeberWorldCafé was...
Negotiating Cultural Heritage: Tweet Gallery
You missed the last WeberWorldCafé „Negotiating Cultural Heritage“ in Berlin? You still want to read up on the different topics discussed in the Bode-Museum? We got you: in our Tweet...
Call for Applications: Science Reporter
For the event Negotiating Cultural Heritage. Making, Sustaining, Breaking, Sharing. A Conversation, we are looking for Science Reporters! “Negotiating Cultural Heritage. Making, Sustaining, Breaking, Sharing. A Conversation” addresses cultural heritage...
“Negotiating Cultural Heritage. Making, Sustaining, Breaking, and Sharing. A Conversation.”
Architecture, artworks, crafted objects, texts, music, as well as sites, places, sounds and tastes are cultural products that can contribute to a sense of community, belonging and identity. Objects of...
Table Topics: “Cultural Heritage, Belonging and Ownership”
With our table hosts Dr. Sophie Engelhardt (Referat Internationale Zusammenarbeit) and Prof. Dr. Kavita Singh (Jawaharlal Nehru University) you can discuss issues concerning Cultural Heritage, Belonging and Ownership. Both gave us the opportunity to...
WeberWorldCafé “Museum, Power, and Identity” – Introducing our table hosts
How can artefacts be exhibited without falling into problematic categories like “Europe” and “the Other”? Can we make sense of the distinction between art and ethnology or art and material...
