With his two-part artwork ‘Statue of Limitations’, the artist Kang Sunkoo calls for on-going critical examination of Germany’s colonial history and of the Humboldt Forum. The lower part of the sculpture intended for the Humboldt Forum has now been in-stalled in the building’s central stair hall

Harmony, meditation and the experience of community and cultural identity: the Japanese tea ceremony is about much more than just enjoying a bowl of tea. In future, visitors will be able to personally experience the special features of the Japanese Way of Tea in the Humboldt Forum.

Philip Kojo Metz‘s work in the Berlin Exhibition prompts a closer look at Germany’s colonial past

The relocation of the Berlin Palace’s original sculptures from the Bode Museum to the Humboldt Forum is now underway

How Wilhelm von Humboldt came upon the South Sea

Wilhelm von Humboldt’s creation of a classical setting as a space for new ideas.

Hartmut Dorgerloh in a ZEIT interview about the effects of Corona

The Humboldt Forum in the world and the world in the Humboldt Forum is a befitting motto for an institution that should truly be inclusive of all while appreciating the diversities of human cultures.

The scaffolding has been removed from the Palace’s new old facades on the Lustgarten to reveal a gleaming “quince yellow”. Perhaps an appropriate term for the colour, because how many of us can honestly remember what a quince looks (or tastes) like?

In addition to numerous exhibition spaces and event venues, the Humboldt Forum will also offer areas for relaxation and indulging the senses. One of them is the restaurant on the Palace roof.