In 2013 the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden (SKD) and the British Museum agreed a cooperation which made the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden the first institutional partner of the International Training Programme (ITP) in Germany.  Through this collaboration SKD offered two fully funded fellowships a year to ITP Fellows at one of their 14 museums in Dresden, Herrenhut and Leipzig. For the duration of up to three months the fellows had the chance to join the team of SKD for an international research project.

This series of research fellowships to selected ITP alumni, further supported the fellows’ professional development and international connections, and enabled Dresden Museums to increase the understanding of their global collections.

Click on the links below to read the reports from each SKD fellow.

Sun Yue sitting in a library and holds an object in both hands

Chinese style in the Baroque city: A research project of Porcelain Museum (Porzellanmmlung) in Dresden (2014)

Sun Yue, Curator and Researcher of Objects and Decorative Arts at The Palace Museum, Beijing (China, ITP 2010)

Antonio picks a plant off of a tree

The collections of the South of Tanzania in Leipzig (2014)

Antonio Luis Ntimbanga, Head of the Exhibition and Education Department, Ethnology National Museum, Nampula (Mozambique, ITP 2009)

Aymen standing at a lectern as he gives a presentation.

The Damascus Room in Dresden (2015)

Ayman Al-Shweiki, MA Student, BTU Cottbus, Germany (Palestine, ITP 2012)

Costas standing over a table

The examination and cleaning of the previously restored sculpture of an athlete in the collection of the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden (2015)

Constantinos Vasiliadis, Senior Conservator; Coordinator (Greece, ITP 2014)

Davit sitting at a table

The changing museum and educational project ‘An object for dialogue from diaspora to diaspora’ (2016)

Davit Poghosyan, Director of the History Museum of Armenia (Armenia, ITP 2015)

Expanding horizons; Tracing heavenly machines from the Arab-Islamic world (2016)

Mohamed Ahmed Mohamed Mohamed Abd el-Salam, Curator, International Coordinator & Assistant Director, Museum of Islamic Art (Egypt, ITP 2013)

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