Vulnerable children in Germany are not receiving the protection they urgently need. In Essen too, the situation of children in need of protection is becoming increasingly precarious. This is why …
The book series “Kleine Reihe Villa Hügel”, published by the Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach Foundation, focuses on the history and present of the hill. The volume “Der Park …
The “Tag des offenen Hügels” (Open Hill Day) has become a permanent fixture over the past two years. On the first Friday of every month, visitors can tour Villa Hügel …
Like all historic parks, Hügel-Park is facing major challenges: Climate change, extreme weather events and pest infestations jeopardise the valuable tree population, and necessary restorations must be carried out carefully …
The Krupp Historical Archive is now continuing the successfully initiated publication series ‘Essay and Archive’ in its fourth generation with a further volume. In the new publication “Im Glanz der …
The 21 RuhrKunstMuseen represent a unique urban museum landscape in Europe and present over 150 art exhibitions every year on 45,000 square metres in 16 cities in the Ruhr region. …
In 2023, the Krupp Foundation, together with the City of Essen and in cooperation with the Jewish Museum Berlin, has launched the “Berthold Beitz School Trips to Berlin” programme. In …
The Essen Photo Center is an association of four Essen institutions: the Folkwang University of the Arts, the Folkwang Museum, the Ruhr Museum and the Krupp Historical Archive. The latter, …
This year’s AICA Prize for Young Art Critics, funded by the Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach Foundation and awarded for the second time, goes to Anne Küper and Alicja …
