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drei Generationen umfasst - den Titel seines neuen Projektes zu ändern. Statt JUBILÄUM haben wir es THE OPEN DOOR gennant. In ihm kann die internationale Theatergruppe sich viel besser wiedererkennen. Seit [...] geöffnet, und wir können uns glücklich schätzen, dass sie weiterhin offen bleiben kann. Das Projekt THE OPEN DOOR gibt jedem Darsteller die Möglichkeit, eigenen Erfahrungen nachzuspüren, um diesen Gestalt

Seit Jahrhunderten ist die Harfe das Nationalinstrument Wales’. Ihre Schönheit in Form und Klang zog seit jeher die Zuhörer in ihren Bann, woraufhin zahlreiche Mythen und Sagen rund um das Instrument

assert herself against the patriarchal structures of the Russian state apparatus and the Orthodox Church. Even in other European countries, the view of a woman at the top of the power structure was ch [...] absolutist ruler in various artistic genres. The pictorial propaganda of her reign made use of mythological allusions, such as the depiction of the empress as the goddess Athena/Minerva – as a clever and strategic [...] to her ideas. She was enthusiastic about the ideals of the Enlightenment and wanted to modernize the country according to its principles. Central aspects of the Enlightenment (reason, humanity and tolerance)

all the time." – Friedrich Löchner Sophie Dorothea, pictured here, was the wife of the Prussian „Soldier King“ Frederick William I and mother of Frederick II. As was expected of noble women of the time [...] reflection of reality. The people who commissioned the paintings not only staged their social status in the paintings, but also their beauty, success, wealth and happiness. This is also the case in this portrait [...] Dorothea: it shows the Queen's wealth with the help of fine fabrics and expensive jewellery. Here, particular emphasis is placed on the colour scheme of dusty pink and white as well as the precious materials

woman in her early 20s at the age of 34. This “unfading” beauty was also maintained with the help of the portraits created after her death and the famous tomb sculpture in the mausoleum in Charlottenburg [...] Portrait & Mensch“ . „The beauty myth of the present is more insidious than any mystique of femininity yet.“ – Naomi Wolf, Author, Polit. Activist, 1991 Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but everyone [...] really resemble Luise. The Queen's youthfulness was also regularly idealized: The fact that, according to the portrait painter Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun, she looked no older than 16 at the age of 25 - after giving

stories of the participating artists, the connection between the exhibits and Schönhausen House and insights into the organization of the project. The artists of the exhibition also take part in the tour on [...] curator's tour of the exhibition, visitors have the opportunity not only to get to know the exhibited works and the conceptual framework of the project first-hand, but also to learn about the personal stories [...] on each date, giving guests the unique opportunity to discuss their work directly with them.

a few people had the chance of social advancement in the 17th century. Compared to the local population, this must have been even more difficult for the “booty turks” deported from the Ottoman Empire. Even [...] this time, the “Turkish wars” were raging on the fringes of south-eastern Europe. The people deported to Europe as part of these conflicts were referred to as Turks, regardless of which part of the vast Ottoman [...] However, the expected adaptation to and integration into the local culture was much stricter in the 17th century than it is today: Sophia Charlotta had to convert to Christianity on April 16, 1689 in the Berlin

However, the person depicted is not a young gentleman, but Liselotte of the Palatinate, the Duchess of Orléans. Her clothing and posture break with long-established viewing habits. Liselotte of the Palatinate [...] Heidelberg and Hanover, moved to France for her marriage to the brother of the French „Sun King“ and became the second most powerful woman in the state. However, from an early age she had unusual interests [...] heard a story about the power of the imagination by Michel de Montaigne (1533-1592). In it, the writer and philosopher reported on his encounter with an old man who everyone in the village knew as Marie

Narratives need museums and monuments that justify the existence of the Nation. In times of change, struggles around the nation's history, the world, and the future are forced to find a new definition expressed [...] Monuments. Using examples from our visit to the renowned Charlottenburg Palace and the Spandau Citadel we discuss these two very different spaces as part of the conversation about decolonizing narratives [...] narratives between the past and future. Tukufu Zuberi, is an American sociologist, filmmaker, social critic, educator and writer. He has appeared in several documentaries about Africa and the African diaspora

is the result of a theatrical research process on the theme of the high cost of living in Lomé. The entire group explored this theme which is one of the most pressing topics in Togo and around the world [...] Indeed, at a time when the prices of basic necessities continue to soar and when famine threatens the world, we went to the neighborhoods to question about the daily lives of the populations of Lomé. These [...] theatrical performance under the artistic direction of Marléne Douty and which involves the very first batch of students in the Master Professionnel Théâtre Education at the Faculty of Arts and Languages

about my person, as long as the welfare of my state does not suffer as a result.” – Frederick II. Does not like labels The basic assumption that people are heterosexual stands in the way of a differentiated [...] question the realities of life and the historical existence of queer people. This happens quite frequently in scholarship. It is important to differentiate. We cannot reconstruct many things due to the inadequate [...] can be proven. The same applies to Prussia's most famous king: Frederick was married to Elisabeth Christine of Brunswick-Bevern while still crown prince in 1733 for political reasons. The marriage was unhappy

finden in deutscher Sprache statt. The Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation Berlin-Brandenburg (SPSG) is reconnecting with the colonial past represented through the objects in their collection. In p [...] who among other things curated the exhibition “Black in Rembrandt’s Time” in the Rembrandt House in 2020, will be the first to give impulses. Her presentation will focus on Count Johan Maurits of Nassau-Siegen [...] handling of objects from Dutch Brazil in the 17th century. An introduction to relevant objects in Oranienburg Palace Museum by curators of the SPSG precedes the presentation. A reception with beverages