Spreewälder Kulturstiftung
About the funder
The Spreewälder Kulturstiftung was founded in 2002 by Christine and Michael Clausing and is dedicated to the promotion of art and culture, local heritage and history, environmental and nature conservation, as well as landscape management in the Spreewald region. A special focus lies on the preservation of Bronze and Iron Age artifacts (Lusatian culture, approx. 1300–500 BC) and the communication of their historical and cultural significance. The foundation organizes international expert conferences, has annually awarded the Spreewald Literature Scholarship since 2008, initiates readings and anthologies, realizes the BronzeZeitGeist monument in Burg (Spreewald), and develops audio guides for regional cultural sites.
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Mission & Vision
The foundation has made it its mission to promote art and culture, local heritage and traditions, environmental and nature conservation, as well as landscape preservation in the Spreewald region. We aim to provide residents and visitors with new insights into the cultural roots of the Spreewald, to make the sources of enduring inspiration and primal messages tangible, and thus to raise awareness of the uniqueness of this region.
Target groups
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