Meeting CARMAH Halfway. A Report on Our Ongoing Research
by CARMAH on 27 March 2019
Meeting CARMAH Halfway. A Report on Our Ongoing Research
by CARMAH on 27 March 2019
Reflections
The ‘Restitution Report’: First Reactions in Academia, Museums, and Politics
by Margareta von Oswald on 15 January 2019
The ‘Restitution Report’: First Reactions in Academia, Museums, and Politics
by Margareta von Oswald on 15 January 2019
“When I say it's a gift, ohh they start to laugh”:
Reflecting on the Multaka Tours in the Pergamon Museum
by Rikke Gram on 30 November 2018
“When I say it's a gift, ohh they start to laugh”:
Reflecting on the Multaka Tours in the Pergamon Museum
by Rikke Gram on 30 November 2018
Decolonising Berlin’s Streets
by Duane Jethro on 24 October 2018
Decolonising Berlin’s Streets
by Duane Jethro on 24 October 2018
Reflections on the Dead Images Conference and Artistic Research
by Callum Fisher on 12 September 2018
Reflections on the Dead Images Conference and Artistic Research
by Callum Fisher on 12 September 2018
From the brothers Humboldt to Jacques Chirac and back…
by Felicity Bodenstein, Margareta von Oswald, and Callum Fisher on 9 August 2018
From the brothers Humboldt to Jacques Chirac and back…
by Felicity Bodenstein, Margareta von Oswald, and Callum Fisher on 9 August 2018
Reflections from the Museumslabor:
Constructing Knowledge about the GDR in Berlin
by Tabea Malter, Chiara Garbellotto, and Christine Gerbich on 10 July 2018
Reflections from the Museumslabor:
Constructing Knowledge about the GDR in Berlin
by Tabea Malter, Chiara Garbellotto, and Christine Gerbich on 10 July 2018
Postcolonial Provenance Research and Colonialism's Past and Present
by Gabriel Schimmeroth on 31 May 2018
Postcolonial Provenance Research and Colonialism's Past and Present
by Gabriel Schimmeroth on 31 May 2018
Virtue out of Necessity:
An Exhibition on Saving in Germany
by Hadas Weiss on 30 April 2018
The Aesthetics of Disarrangement, Neglect and Solidarity:
Independent Commemoration at the Mauthausen Memorial
by Tal Adler on 29 March 2018
The Aesthetics of Disarrangement, Neglect and Solidarity:
Independent Commemoration at the Mauthausen Memorial
by Tal Adler on 29 March 2018
Heritage, Change and the ‘Second-Generation’ Phenomenon:
Traditional Craft and Revitalization in Jingdezhen
by Sharon Macdonald and Fang Lili on 5 February 2018
Heritage, Change and the ‘Second-Generation’ Phenomenon:
Traditional Craft and Revitalization in Jingdezhen
by Sharon Macdonald and Fang Lili on 5 February 2018
Making Selfies in Heritage Spaces
Past Presencing through New Media
by Christoph Bareither on 17 January 2018
Making Selfies in Heritage Spaces
Past Presencing through New Media
by Christoph Bareither on 17 January 2018
Artification. World Cafe Summary
by Edilson Pereira on 15 January 2018
Boundaries, Connectivities and Things.
by Henrietta Lidchi on 16 December 2017
Boundaries, Connectivities and Things.
by Henrietta Lidchi on 16 December 2017
How to be Otherwise
by David Francis on 14 December 2017
An Attempt to Queer Otherwise
by Nazlı Cabadağ and Chiara Garbellotto on 14 December 2017
Heritage-Making and NGOization: Some Notes from the World Cafe at "Otherwise"
by Claire Panetta on 12 December 2017
Heritage-Making and NGOization: Some Notes from the World Cafe at "Otherwise"
by Claire Panetta on 12 December 2017
Anqa. A Contribution for the World Cafe on Virtual Heritage
by Saima Akhtar on 11 December 2017
Reflection - Otherwise. Rethinking Museums and Heritage Symposium, CARMAH, 26-28 July, 2017
by Anna Weinreich on 10 December 2017
Reflection - Otherwise. Rethinking Museums and Heritage Symposium, CARMAH, 26-28 July, 2017
by Anna Weinreich on 10 December 2017
Why has China’s National Museum of Ethnology still not been completed, decades since its founding? Or, why such a museum should be!
by Sharon Macdonald on 24 November 2017
Why has China’s National Museum of Ethnology still not been completed, decades since its founding? Or, why such a museum should be!
by Sharon Macdonald on 24 November 2017
Engaging the Post/Colonial Archive: Collections, Museums and the Politics of Access and Display. Plenary Session, DGV Meeting, 2017.
by Duane Jethro on 27 October 2017
Engaging the Post/Colonial Archive: Collections, Museums and the Politics of Access and Display. Plenary Session, DGV Meeting, 2017.
by Duane Jethro on 27 October 2017
Recasting Museums as Infrastructure: Explorations in a World Cafe
by Sowparnika Balaswaminathan on 20 October 2017
Recasting Museums as Infrastructure: Explorations in a World Cafe
by Sowparnika Balaswaminathan on 20 October 2017
On Heritage and Hauntology
by Colin Sterling on 6 November 2017
Materiality and Collaboration in Steven Robins Letters of Stone
by Duane Jethro on 13 September 2017
Rosa Parks Doesnt Live Here Anymore
by Adam Benkato and Duane Jethro on 12 July 2017
Rosa Parks Doesnt Live Here Anymore
by Adam Benkato and Duane Jethro on 12 July 2017
Aus aktuellem Anlass: Kommentar zur Debatte um das Humboldt Forum
Es geht um mehr als Raubkunst: Ethnologische Provenienzforschung zwischen Erstcheck und Sisyphusarbeit
by Larissa Förster on 23 August 2017
Decolonizing Museums in Europe and Africa
by Sebastian Pampuch on 24 May 2017
Decolonizing Museums in Europe and Africa
by Sebastian Pampuch on 24 May 2017
In the Shadow of the Palace:
Unhomely Objects In and Out of the DDR Museum
by Magdalena Buchczyk on 23 April 2017
In the Shadow of the Palace:
Unhomely Objects In and Out of the DDR Museum
by Magdalena Buchczyk on 23 April 2017
Europas Interne Andere?
by Jonas Tinius on 24 April 2017
Ein Museum wirft sie auf keinen Fall weg! Thoughts on Preservation, Disposal and Destruction
by Mirjam Brusius on 3 April 2017
Ein Museum wirft sie auf keinen Fall weg! Thoughts on Preservation, Disposal and Destruction
by Mirjam Brusius on 3 April 2017
Heritage and the Politics of Recognition
by John-Paul Sumner on 3 April 2017
„Cultural heritage“ as political means
by Fabian Stark on 3 April 2017
“What are museums good for in the 21st Century”
by Anne-Sophie Reichert on 2 April 2017
Recapitulation of the exhibition visit to „Deutscher Kolonialismus“ and subsequent panel discussion on “Ethnographic Museums and the Question of the Postcolonial”
by Christian Beeck on 30 March 2017