(Re)Positioning Provenance Research: AKPF Annual Conference, 3–5 November 2026, Hannover – Conference website and ticket shop now online
From 3 to 5 November 2026, the Arbeitskreis Provenienzforschung e.V. (AKPF) will hold its annual conference in Hannover. Under the title “(Re)Positioning Provenance Research – Changed Frameworks – New Challenges?”, 77 speakers from Germany and ten other countries will discuss key developments in the field across 19 panels and two…
Report on Provenance Research Day 2026 Now Online
The report on this year’s International Provenance Research Day is now available. It offers insights into the wide range of events held worldwide as part of the action day. Read the report Save the Date: The next International Provenance Research Day will take place on April 14, 2027. As usual,…
Board: Proven Team, New Addition
At the general meeting on 5 May 2025, Iris Metje (Düsseldorf) and Johannes Schwartz (Hanover) were re-elected to the board. Newly elected to the board is Agnes Thum (Munich), who brings her expertise from the art trade – a perspective that will broaden the team’s range even further. At the…
Reminder: Registration for Provenance Research Day 8 April 2026
Since January, the registered events for TdP 2026 have been published online on the website of the Arbeitskreis Provenienzforschung e.V. Until now there are 35 events out of four countries registered. While online registration will technically be possible until 8 April 2026, our press release for the 8th Provenance Research…
CfP Annual Conference 2026: (Re)Positioning Provenance Research – Changed Frameworks – New Challenges?
Find the conference website here The Annual Conference of the Arbeitskreis Provenienzforschung e.V. will will take place in Hanover from 3 to 5 November. The new German „Court of Arbitration for Nazi-Looted Cultural Property“, which began its work on December 1, 2025, the “Joint Guidelines for Dealing with Cultural Property…
Award Ceremony: Alma Rosé Prizes 2025
17 November 2025, 18:00, Historischer Ahnensaal des Bundesdenkmalamtes, Hofburg Vienna The Österreichische Gesellschaft für Zeitgeschichte and Univ.-Prof. Dr Kerstin von Lingen invite you to the Alma Rosé Prizes 2025 award ceremony (details). The prizes honour outstanding research on the history of those persecuted under National Socialism and on the history…