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PodcastScientific Cooperation Museum Cooperation Provenance Research
#18 Talking mats from Kenya
The collections of the Ethnologisches Museum hold twelve mats, woven from the leaves of the wild date palm. They come from the Lamu Archipelago and…
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PodcastCulture of Remembrance Audiovisual Methodologies Collection Research
#17 Mwano – Working with a colonial archive
Mwano in Douala means strategy and is the name of a project at the Ethnologisches Museum. It refers to the strategy with which a German-Cameroonian…
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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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FellowshipContemporary Art Education & Outreach Oral History Community Engagement
Samuel Baah Kortey
Samuel Baah Kortey is a multidisciplinary artist from Ghana whose work traverses the visible expressions that characterise cities, historical…
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PodcastScientific Cooperation Urban Society Provenance Research
#10 Cultural belongings from Cameroon in the Ethnologisches Museum
When you hear Ethnologisches Museum, you often think of looted art, colonialism, and Africa. Time to dedicate an episode to the topic.
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