Exhibitions

• Oberpfälzer Volkskundemuseum: Exhibition “HUH? - Objects from the Collection” as part of the seminar “Material Culture in the Museum - Collection, Research, and Preservation between Theory and Practice, using the Upper Palatinate Folklore Museum as an Example” (2026)
• Germanisches Nationalmuseum (in cooperation with the Tucher Cultural Foundation): “Building Site Nuremberg. 550 Years of Endres Tucher's Builder's Manual” (10/25-05/26)
• Finsterau Open-Air Museum (joint exhibition of the Lower Bavarian Open-Air Museum Association in cooperation with the Leibniz Institute for Regional Geography and the Otto Friedrich University of Bamberg): “On the Tracks of Hans Fehn in the Bavarian Forest” (07/25-11/25)
• In cooperation with the Southeast Europe Society e.V.: Online exhibition for the 61st International Academic Week: “Wind of Change? Academic and Artistic Perspectives on Experiences of Change in Southeast Europe” (09/25)
• International Museum Day “Experience Research Up Close!” (5.6 MB)- Insigts into projects in cooperation with th Diocesan Museum Bamberg (05/25)
• Levi Strauss Museum: “Dude Ranches, or How Big-City Cowboys Made Fashion” (05/24 - 02/25)(1.7 MB)
• Egyptian Museum Cairo: Wadi es-Sebua exhibition 2023
• ETA Hoffmann House: Sonderausstellung “Phantaskop: Hoffmann Inspires!” (2022)
• Historical Museum:
  • 2021: “Small Finds, Big Stories - Archaeological Discoveries from Bamberg Cathedral”

2025

• “Sustainable?! - The Handling of Clothing Then and Now” (provided by the Levi-Strauss-Museum, Buttenheim)
• “Forget-Me-Not”: Biographies and fates of Jewish children from the former districts of Haßfurt, Hofheim, and Ebern during the Nazi period (created by students of the Friedrich-Rückert-Gymnasium in Ebern as part of a project seminar led by their teacher Daniel Heß and supervised by historian Cordula Kappner)
• “What Unites? What Divides?”: Exhibitions on Christian denominations

2024

• “Future II - Mobility 2050 in the Nuremberg Metropolitan Region - How We Will Have Succeeded” (as part of the Smart City initiative)
• “Brigitte Reimann - Life and Work of a W (1933-1973)”
• “Exhibition on the European Elections for Young Voters”
• “Prevention of Antisemitism”

2023

• “Technology #Female # Logical: Women and Technology in the Nuremberg Metropolitan Region”

2022

• Special exhibition “The Eerily Fantastical World of Imagination of E.T.A. Hoffmann”: Illustrations by Aleksandra Kucharska-Cybuch
• “The ABC of Visual Poetry - Poems by Vítězslav Nezval and Typo-Photomontages by Karel Teige”
• “Gender-Sensitive Research at the University of Bamberg”
• “The Schaleks - A Central European Family”

• Nostalgia-Exhibition "The Enticing Past. Students' Materialized Memories in Nostalgic Objects" by the Institute for European Ethnology created during the winter term of 2025/26
• Exhibition for the Advent and Christmas season 2025/26 by the Institute for European Ethnology: “Nativity Stories”

• “Life in Transition: Bavaria 1918-1925. Between Democracy, Self-Determination, and Violence” (03/25-06/25)
• “Glamour - Glow - Scandals? The Thurnau Party Society ‘Red Hand’” (special exhibition in the Thurnau pottery museum, 10/23-01/24)
• Traveling exhibition “Dieweil das Land verheeret” on experiences of war in Franconia and Syria (05/23-09/23)
• “In Our Midst: Satellite Concentration Camps in Upper Franconia" (conception and presentation of a poster exhibition for use in secondary schools 2023)
• “We're Off! Consumer Society on the Leisure Carousel” (05/22-10/22)
• “The History of the Thurnau Shoe Factory” - Pop-up exhibition on the structural changes in Northern Bavaria (04/22)