Past Events

Former Wiepersdorf Fellow Manami Nagahari will present her new composition Mi-Mi-Mi Neunte in Schloss Wiepersdorf

Wiepersdorf Fellow Paula Fürstenberg reads from her second novel "Weltalltage" (in German).

The animated fantasy film Ponyo is about tells the story of Ponyo, a goldfish who escapes from the ocean and is helped by a five-year-old human boy.

An infotainment event by and with the artist O.W. Himmel, who is also an archivist of everyday graphic and typographic culture.

Like many of her colleagues, the writer Christa Wolf engaged with German Romanticism and its authors in the 1970s. The literary scholar and Wiepersdorf fellow Tabea Lamberti presents this aspect of Wolf's thinking and writing. In addition, the studios of Frauke Eckhardt and Paula Müller will be open to the public.

At the end of the program Seen from afar - Encounters in Brandenburg, a literature festival will take place in Buckow. Matthias Nawrat, who was a scholarship holder at Schloss Wiepersdorf in 2024, will also be taking part.

An illustrated evening lecture by Dr. Barbara Steingießer on the Journal of Luxury and Fashion (1786–1827), which, with its hand-colored prints, was Germany’s first illustrated magazine and at the same time the country’s first regularly published lifestyle and fashion periodical.

In cooperation with the Brandenburg Summer Concerts, a Musethica session will take place for the first time in the Niederer Fläming and Jüterbog region from June 7 to 15, 2025. During this week, the Musethica association will bring two international string ensembles to the area to perform over 20 chamber music concerts in social institutions. The week will conclude with a public concert by the musicians at Schloss Wiepersdorf on Sunday, June 15.

A conversation about the structure and dynamics of decay and confidence with the writers Jakob Kraner and Ann Cotten.