Events

11
Feb
2026

Geschichten hinter den Geschichten. (Re)Lektüren des Werks von Renate Welsh

Symposium & Lesungen

Spuren lesbar machen. Das NS-Zwangslager im Granitwerk Roggendorf, mit Beiträgen von: Aleida Assmann, Heidemarie Uhl, Edith Blaschitz, Martin Krenn, Georg Vogt, Wolfgang Gasser, Claudia Theune, Ferdinand Melichar, Mira Knei-Paz, Wolfgang Liko, Mirjam Rajner, Agnes Bankier, Lukas Jäger, Herta Puschnik, Herbert Puschnik, Ludwig Wurst, Martina Genetti, Rosa Andraschek, Cornelia Offergeld.
17
Feb
2026

Edith Blaschitz und Martin Krenn (Hg.): Spuren lesbar machen. Das NS-Zwangslager im Granitwerk Roggendorf.

Buchpräsentation
19
Feb
2026

A. Komarek: Die Äußerlichkeiten sind also vom Tisch

Buchpräsentation & Lesung im Kabinetttheater

17
Mar
2026
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19
Mar
2026

INACO Stakeholder-Trainingsworkshop am Balaton

Praxisorientierter Trainingsworkshop für den klimaresilienten Schutz von Kultur- und Naturerbe | 17.–19. März 2026 | Balaton (Ungarn)

18
Mar
2026
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20
Mar
2026

Cerha 2026. Wege seiner Zeit

Symposium anlässlich des 100. Geburtstags von Friedrich Cerha

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News

30/01/2026

Summer School "Who cares: Collecting, preserving, and curating in museums, archives, and organizations"

Call for Contributions: 15 April 2026

14/01/2026

EAA 2026 - Call for Papers

Call for Papers: Submit your paper by 5 February for the session “Transforming Data into Experience: Interdisciplinary Strategies for Sustainable Archaeological Tourism” at the EAA Annual Meeting 2026 in Athens.

08/01/2026

SOS Heritage recognized as a CREA Best Practice

The Federal Ministry of Housing, Art, Culture, Media and Sport recognizes the SOS Heritage project as a best‑practice example of innovative, transnational cooperation in the cultural sector.

21/12/2025

4. INACO Partner-Meeting in Košice

INACO partner meeting in Košice: As the lead for Work Package 3, the ZKGS is setting clear priorities in the development of effective risk management plans. New tools for climate risk mapping and a study visit to historic monastic landscapes illustrate how cultural heritage in river basins can become more resilient in the future.

19/11/2025

Publication on the conference “Cultural Property Protection in the 21st Century: Meeting Requirements across the Forces”

The publication "Cultural Property Protection in the 21st Century: Meeting Requirements across the Forces" offers a comprehensive overview of the 2024 international conference, which underscored cultural property protection as a moral obligation, a strategic priority, and a shared global responsibility in missions and peacekeeping.

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