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Communicating Science – From Schinkel to Futurium

Schinkel, Karl Friedrich: Zeichnung, Berlin. Friedrichswerdersche Kirche. Ausgeführter Entwurf. Perspektivische Ansicht, 1829, 2011

Schinkel, Karl Friedrich: Zeichnung, Berlin. Friedrichswerdersche Kirche. Ausgeführter Entwurf. Perspektivische Ansicht, 1829, 2011

© Kupferstichkabinett, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin

Viktoria Graf, Research Associate, Education and Outreach, Alte Nationalgalerie, Berlin; Dr. Christian Engelbrecht, Head of Education and Outreach, Futurium, Berlin
The discussion will address, among other things, questions regarding the role of education and outreach in museums, cultural institutions, and academia. How do we convey the past today—for example, Schinkel’s life and work? How has the perception of Schinkel’s personality and work changed? How do we convey the present and the future? How do we convey something that does not exist? How does the past help us understand the present and look positively toward the future? What can the future tell us about the present?
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