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Alexander Archipenko
As the legatee of Alexander Archipenko's artistic works, the Saarlandmuseum owns a unique collection of original plaster casts, bronzes and works on paper by one of the most influential pioneering sculptors of the 20th century. Supplemented by loaned...
Pina Bausch
Pina Bausch gilt als eine der wichtigsten Choreografinnen des 20. Jahrhunderts und als bedeutendste Tänzerpersönlichkeit, die Deutschland je hervorgebracht hat. Der Tod von Pina Bausch im Jahr 2009 bedeutete für die Geschichte des deutschen...
Bipolar
Bipolar was initiated by the Federal Cultural Foundation to support German-Hungarian cooperative projects. Following a call for proposals, a German-Hungarian jury reviewed all 144 submitted applications and recommended funding to 32 cooperative...
Föhrenwald
The history of the "Föhrenwald" settlement near Munich parallels contemporary German history. Built in the 1930s as a forced-labour camp, Föhrenwald became a settlement for so-called "displaced persons" in 1945, which included survivors from the...
KUR – Programme for the Conservation of Moveable Cultural Assets
In 2007 the Federal Cultural Foundation and the Cultural Foundation of German States established the KUR programme to support exemplary conservation projects at museums, archives and libraries until 2011. The conservation efforts focused on acutely...
Büro Kopernikus
Being neighbours is arguably one of the most immediate relationships to connect people and countries. After all, geographical facts are incontrovertible, and thus a common border makes dealing with each other inevitable, even if this should merely...
Modernity's Home
Leipzig is a perfect example of an East German city where institutions and independent groups work together on projects far more extensive than short-term festivals. The project "Modernity's Home" places particular emphasis on Leipzig's urban...
Cultural Territories
The Galerie für Zeitgenössische Kunst, Leipzig (GfZK) ("Gallery for Contemporary Art") is one of the liveliest centers for international contemporary art in the new German Länder. Working closely with international curators, the gallery will be...
Kiosk for useful knowledge: "Who will have been to blame"
The "Kiosk for useful knowledge" is an ever-growing archive of dialogues, interviews and autobiographies based on "stories of places, cities and territories". The last Kiosk event titled "Who will have been to blame" took place during the Vienna...
Re.act.feminism #2 - a performing archive
The central module of this project is a temporary, mobile archive which documents the works of international, gender-oriented performance practice of the 1960s and 1970s, as well as contemporary positions. The archive includes a continually expanding...
