Von: Jana Stoklasa In the 20thcentury, the urban space of what was once named Vratislav, then Breslau, and since 1945 Wrocław was profoundly shaped by the legacy of Nazism, the Holocaust, forced expulsion, real...
Karolin Quambusch und Ben-Adrian Rieger vom IDD sprechen mit den Kurator*innen der Ausstellung “Von goldenen Kutschen und kolonialer Vergangenheit: Hannover, England und die Sklaverei”, die momentan im Historischen Museum Hannover läuft. Prof. Dr. Thomas Schwark und Katharina Rünger geben dabei Einblicke in den Konzeptionsprozess, die im Thema inhärenten Herausforderungen und das Feedback der Besucher*innen.
Von: Maria Kouri, Assistant Professor in Cultural Administration and Development of Local Communities, University of the Peloponnese, Greece Museums: institutions bound to their time and place As human institutions, museums influence and are influenced...
As a result of the CHER closing symposium that took place in Hannover in September 2021, Jana Stoklasa and Christine Schoenmakers are pleased to open the blog series “Cultural Heritage as a Resource in Times of accelerated Global Change” that consists of four contributions by international researchers in the field of critical cultural heritage studies: Huang Yi, Johanna Blokker, Astrid Swenson, and Maria Kouri.
