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Castle and Park A workshop for rural culture was created from a former open-air museum in 2016-2020... Read more Gallery The Oderbruch Water System, Agriculture, Building Culture, People... Read more The Oderbruch Gossamer A work by Antje Scholz about the idiosyncratic topography of the Oderbruch, its tense water conditions and the tightrope walk of life of the villages in the polder... Read more Showcase The Cultural Heritage of the Landscape in One Space Read more Cabinet Cis, Trops, Blaps and the Other Peter Herberts

Digital holographic preservation of cultural heritage objects The village museums and local history rooms of the Oderbruch region hold historical objects that are highly meaningful. It is thanks to the efforts of many volunteers that we can understand and interpret these old things today. However, it is not always easy to mobilize the next generation in the associations and the interest of the public. The project "100 Objects Oderbruch" meets with the partners of our cultural heritage places a selection of collection objects, on the basis of which the

Digital holographic preservation of cultural heritage objects The village museums and local history rooms of the Oderbruch region hold historical objects that are highly meaningful. It is thanks to the efforts of many volunteers that we can understand and interpret these old things today. However, it is not always easy to mobilize the next generation in the associations and the interest of the public. The project "100 Objects Oderbruch" meets with the partners of our cultural heritage places a selection of collection objects, on the basis of which the

Jochen Schmidt, born in East Berlin in 1970, studied in Bucharest and spent time abroad in Brest, Valencia, Rome, New York and Moscow. In 1999 he co-founded the Berlin reading stage "Chaussee der Enthusiasten". He is a translator and author, among others of the novels "Schneckenmühle", "Zuckersand", "Ein Auftrag für Otto Kwant" The novel "Phlox", published in 2022, was on the longlist for the German Book Prize. Jochen Schmidt lives in Berlin. The project is supported within the framework of