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Berlin’s government has pushed through a €130 million cut—12% of its culture budget—despite weeks of protests and warnings from the arts sector. The reduction, part of the city’s 2025 spending plan, has prompted widespread concerns over closures and threats to …
Marion Ackermann, whosince 2016has served as general director of Dresden’s state museums, has been named president of thePrussian Cultural Heritage Foundation(SPK), theArt Newspaperreports. She is the first woman to occupy the role, in which she will oversee some 2,000 employees …
Dahomey, a documentary focusing on the 2021 return to the Republic of Benin of twenty-six royal artifacts stolen by French soldiers in the nineteenth century, has won the Berlin International Film Festival’s Golden Bear. Its director, Mati Diop, who is …
Following the January 4 implementation by Berlin culture senator Joe Chialo of aclauserequiring artists applying for public funding to renounce “any form of anti-Semitism,” more than four thousand German cultural workers have signed anopen letterwhile others are calling for aninternational …
Emma Enderby has been announced as the next director of Berlin’s KW Institute for Contemporary Art. The British-born Enderby will arrive to the institution from the Haus der Kunst in Munich, where she has since November 2021servedas chief curator and …