So-called 'frog buttons' are now listed as part of Shanghai's intangible cultural heritage, partly because of the efforts of a Chinese-German woman who spent 16 years developing them into an art form.

Art experts have criticized German Culture Minister Monika Grütters' Cultural Property Protection Act. Photo: Caro/Waechter via FAZ. Henri Neuendorf July 10, 2015 Share Share This Article.

German Cabinet Approves Controversial Cultural Heritage Protection Law By Henri Neuendorf , Nov 5, 2015 The best of Artnet News in your inbox.

The draft federal budget for 2025 provides for a slight increase from €2.15 million to €2.2 billion for the Federal Fund for Culture and Media (BKM). But appearances are deceptive. Hellerau ...

By about 1900, there were more than 40 breweries in the New Orleans area, most founded by Germans, said Carol Schlueter, director of the German-American Cultural Center and Museum.