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PodcastScientific Cooperation Urban Society Collection Research
#15 Music and Hair
In autumn 2024, the Collaborative Museum published an open call for fellowships. Two of the three selected fellows were in Berlin in summer 2025, both…
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ProjectScientific Cooperation Education & Outreach Collection Research
Six metres of Traiphum
The “Traiphum”, book of the “Three Worlds”, is one of the oldest and most beautiful illuminated manuscripts of Thai book art. Made in Thonburi (today…
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ProjectScientific Cooperation Oral History Provenance Research Community Engagement
Talking Mats: Interwoven Histories – Connecting Peoples
In the rhythmic movement of skilled hands, an ancient craft unfolds. One that bridges past and present, revealing stories through woven patterns while…
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PodcastCommunity Engagement Indigenous Agency
#14 The Global Cultural Assembly revisited – 2025 developments
In the first instalment of “Going against the grain”, we told you about the plans for a Global Cultural Assembly.
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PodcastCollection Research Community Engagement Indigenous Agency
#13 Collaborative projects with Indigenous groups on the northwest coast of America
The world’s largest collection of cultural belongings from the Eyak, a group on the southcentral coast of Alaska, is now housed in the Ethnologisches…
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PodcastContemporary Art Urban Society
#12 Manatunga – artistic interventions by George Nuku
At the invitation of the Ethnologisches Museum, the sculptor George Nuku has developed three interventions for the Oceania exhibition areas in the…
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