Sylvia Necker

Jewish Visual Histories. A lecture series of the Hamburg based Institute of the History of the German Jews (IGdJ). On Tuesdays: […]

„Hitlers Linz“ A TV documentary by Daniel und Jürgen Ast,  as part of the series “Geheimnisvolle Orte”, episode 6 German […]

Since January 2018 I am research associate with AHRC project Photography as Political Practice in National Socialism at the History […]

Sound at historical sites. Working with sound installations at Zeppelintribuene in Nuremberg. Brief introduction talk at an internal workshop of […]

Depicted Experiences: German-Jewish Photographs 1890-1960. Research Seminar, Department of Cultural, Media and Visual Studies, University of Nottingham, 3 April 2019, 4:30 […]

Nazis on display. German documentation centres and the use of photographs on their websites. Workshop „Bildethik. Zum Umgang mit Bildern […]

Sonic Frontiers. The European Central Bank (ECB) building in Frankfurt/Germany A brief sound][talk by Sylvia Necker at Resonating Occupation workshop, […]

Round table with Maiken Umbach, Liz Harvey and Sylvia Necker (all University of Nottingham) on the project Photography as Political Practice […]

What to do with Hitler’s old house in Braunau/Austria? Lessons to be learnt from Obersalzberg and the “Hitlerbauten” in Linz. […]

 Sounds in museums. How to use sound in exhibits – old and new approaches. An internal workshop with Sylvia Necker […]

2019 Emotionen und Diskurs. Erfahrungen im Umgang mit NS-Objekten. Vortrag im Rahmen der Tagung „Frankfurt und der Nationalsozialismus“, Historisches Museum […]

„Diese Empörung braucht es!“. Ein Interview mit Sylvia Necker über ihre Erfahrungen als Gleichstellungsbeauftragte am Institut für Zeitgeschichte in München, […]

The Brexit vote from the perspective of a German Historian. A comment by Sylvia Necker, published 15 Jan 2019: https://zeitgeschichte-online.de/kommentar/einmal-zeitzeugin-sein […]

Review: Ziegler, Merle: Kybernetisch regieren. Architektur des Bonner Bundeskanzleramtes 1969–1976. Düsseldorf  2016, in: H-Soz-Kult, 31.08.2018. Zum Beitrag: http://www.hsozkult.de/publicationreview/id/rezbuecher-27156.  

Utopien für die städtische Ordnung. Der Hamburger Architekt Konstanty Gutschow (1902-1978), in: Informationen – Wissenschaftliche Zeitschrift des Studienkreises Deutscher Widerstand […]

2019 „Diese Empörung braucht es!“. Ein Interview mit Sylvia Necker über ihre Erfahrungen als Gleichstellungsbeauftragte am Institut für Zeitgeschichte in […]

(Hi)stories in Images – Jewish Private Photography in the 20th Century ::: In the fourth online exhibit of the Institute […]

An on-site visit of the large housing estate Steilshoop in Hamburg. In Co-operation with Denkmalverein Hamburg. A architecture tour by […]

Listen on Sunday 2 and 9 June, 21 July and 4 August 2019, 2pm – 9pm at the soundgallery ohrenhoch–der Geräuschladen, Weichselstr. 49, 12045 […]

Eine KlangStadtLandschaft Entsteht (2015). A 30-minute sound piece reflection of the history and present day of the Grosse Bergstrasse in Hamburg […]

Gisela Elsner: Heilig Blut Drama, produced by Schassner/Necker  with: Ole Bechtold, Christoph Maasch and Silvana Morabito Production team: Hannah Schassner […]

Master Class „Photographs in Contemporary History” with Sylvia Necker (Nottingham) und Annette Vowinckel (ZZF). As part of the postgraduate colloquium […]

What we see, or: competitive narratives. Photographs and albums in historical research. Brief talk and research seminar. Spring School „Historische Momentaufnahmen […]

Workshop: Multilayered Narrations. Claiming Historical Sites through Stories. Wednesday, February 13th, 2019, 2-5 p.m. at Vienna Wiesenthal Institute, Rabensteig 3,  […]