Provenienzforschung in Hamburg

Provenance research is a task that connects various cultural heritage institutions in the city of Hamburg. On the occasion of International Museum Day and as part of the Provenance Research Day, provenance researchers from seven institutions will discuss the origin of cultural assets and the institutional responsibility of museums and state and university libraries as well as the importance of networking between the various institutions. Greeting: Prof. Dr. Hans-Jörg Czech (Director of the Hamburg Historical Museums Foundation (SHMH)) Participants: Insa Brinkmann (Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe), Isabelle Christiani (Museum für Hamburgische Geschichte, SHMH), Julianne de Sousa (Museum am Rothenbaum, MARKK), Dr. Ute Haug (Hamburger Kunsthalle), Dr. Jacqueline Malchow (Altonaer Museum, SHMH), Jana Reimer (Museum am Rothenbaum, MARKK), Jana Schäfer (LostLift/Deutsches Schifffahrtsmuseum), Dr. Wiebke von Deylen (Hamburg State and University Library) Meeting point: Altonaer Museum Tickets at: https://www.shmh.de/veranstaltungen/provenienzforschung-in-hamburg/20260517-1100/ The program is free of charge