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ProjectContemporary Art Culture of Remembrance Oral History Collection Research
Tisser de Nouveaux Liens – Forging New Connections
At the heart of the permanent exhibition are contemporary works by nine artists from Togo and its diaspora. Bringing together painting, sculpture,…
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ProjectMuseum Cooperation Education & Outreach Conservation & Restoration Community Engagement
The Lienzo project. Cooperation between the Ethnologisches Museum and the Coixtlahuaca Community Museum
The Lienzo, a painted cotton cloth of about 16 sqm from the 16th century, recounts, amongst other things, the history of the Coixtlahuaca Valley and…
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ProjectAudiovisual Methodologies Oral History Community Engagement
Transforming the Archive: A Slice of Life
The film archive of the Ethnologisches Museum and the Museum für Asiatische Kunst comprises around 4,000 films from different eras and regions,…
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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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FellowshipUrban Society Collection Research
Ju Bavyka
Ju Bavyka is a writer and visual artist from Kazakhstan of Tatar, German, Ukrainian and Russian inheritance, now based in Sydney, Australia. During…
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PodcastMuseum Cooperation Collection Research Provenance Research
#19 The new one: Henrietta Lidchi
Since May 2026, the Ethnologisches Museum and the Museum für Asiatische Kunst have a new director: Henrietta Lidchi. Recently arrived in Berlin from…
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