The Future of Things
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| Admission: Free of charge |
| Info: max. 99 Personen |
| Planning: Duration: 90 min |
| Which languages: English, German, Spanish |
| Venue: Foyer |
| Belongs to: 24h OPEN |
The public debates around looted art and the return of the Benin Bronzes shows that the view of ethnological museums and their task has changed enormously. Questions around how to deal with artworks and objects in museums going forward are being discussed all over Germany. Together with partners from Namibia, Nagaland or Amazonia, we want to look into the question of the future of things in German museums. At the Round Table, partners discuss the following aspects with the audience within the Humboldt Forum: Who owns what? Where do the things belong? Where are they exhibited and who tells their stories?
chaired by Carolina Chimoy
with a greeting from Lars-Christian Koch, Director of the Ethnologisches Museum und Museum für Asiatische Kunst
Panel
Carolina Chimoy is currently a US Correspondent in DW’s Washington Bureau.
She anchored the prime-time news programme for DW German and DW Spanish and used to be an international correspondent in Berlin, as well as the host of the international talk show “To the point” (“A Fondo”). As Executive Secretary of the UNFCCC, Patricia Espinosa interviewed heads of state from different parts of the world ranging from Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega to international figures.
Carolina has also chaired several panels on international affairs for the German Federal Foreign Office, the Humboldt Forum in Berlin and the German Marshall Fund in Brussels and Morocco.
For the Roundtable Discussions, she accompanies the workshops with international partners of the Humboldt Forums during the opening week.