Publications

How are AI-generated images changing the law? The latest volume in the ‘Bildwelten des Wissens’ series examines the interplay between imaging technologies, legal practice and digital standards.

How can artists contribute to research into the provenance and history of objects? To what extent do they shed new light on – or even challenge – existing approaches to answering such questions?

“Unearthing Collections” explores the ethics of collecting: from glacier samples and human remains to political art, the contributions shed light on the conflicts and responsibilities involved in preserving cultural and material artefacts.

Prof. Dr Daniel Tyradellis, Deputy Director of the Zentrum für Kulturtechnik, is the editor of Werner Hamacher’s book ‘Mutter Museum’, which has just been published.

Family. Everyone has one, and every family is different. This unconventional book challenges conventional notions of the traditional ‘nuclear family’ and brings together voices from all over the world in a series of snapshots.

The 20th volume in the ‘Bildwelten des Wissens’ series is entitled ‘Instruktive Bilder: Visuelle Anleitung praktischer Fertigkeit’.

In her article, Alia Rayyan examines how socially engaged and participatory art in public spaces can help to empower people and encourage their participation. The local context plays an important role in this.

The international cultural project ‘Mindscapes’ concludes with the publication of 'Das resonante Museum', a book launch at the Gropius Bau and the launch of its online archive.