Salon 4 – Sammlung Prinzhorn
Unterstützerverein für Heidelberg und die Metropolregion Rhein-Neckar · 2034?
27 May 2025 · Sammlung Prinzhorn, Heidelberg
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Documented retrospective
Overview
A guided visit, cultural history and a conversation about Weimar 1999 and the long-term impact of Capital of Culture processes.
After a guided visit through the internationally renowned Sammlung Prinzhorn, guests were welcomed by Prof. Dr. Sabine Herpertz and Manfred Lautenschläger. The evening continued with a conversation between cultural manager Bernd Kauffmann and journalist Dr. Klaus Welzel about Weimar as European Capital of Culture 1999 and its lasting effects.
Retrospective
Key impressions, themes and atmosphere from this evening.
Salon 4 builds a bridge between local cultural practice and European experience. That is why this subpage matters: it shows that KFE does not only talk about the Capital of Culture idea, but also learns from concrete precedents.
The combination of museum, conversation and Weimar experience turned the evening into a concentrated reflection on the reach and long-term impact of cultural processes.
Gallery
Photographic impressions of the evening by Sabine Arndt.
In focus
What shaped this evening
- •Sammlung Prinzhorn provided a striking cultural setting.
- •The discussion of Weimar 1999 brought concrete experience into the room.
- •Local cultural practice and European perspective were directly linked.
Continue exploring
These salons show how Kultur für Europa creates dialogue, context and civic exchange across Heidelberg and the Rhein-Neckar metropolitan region. You can explore more events and retrospectives in the overview.