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The Berlin University of the Arts Foundation thanks its donors for their generous support, in particular personalities who have donated their estate:

• Margot und Paul Baumgarten
• Dorothea Margarete Irene Dieren
• Frida Eichstädt
• Martha Erbs
• Ibolyka Gyarfas
• Ursula Hanke-Förster
• Dr. Ingeborg (Inge) Kaul
• Ulrich und Burga Knispel
• Thaddäus und Gertrud Kornowicz
• Hans Radeke
• Aribert Reimann
• Alice Samter
• Agnes und Kurt Schubert
• Alfred Sittard
• Helmut Thoma
• Justus Hermann Wetzel
• Elsa Wienke
• Ludwig Wüllner

As well as the following donors, among others:

• Brigitte Schubert
• Marianne Boettcher
• LUMAS Art Editions GmbH
• Dr. H. Jürgen und Ingeborg Tiemann

In an experimental setting that united art and science, the Berlin University of the Arts Foundation would like to thank its supporters for their generous commitment.

Around 100 guests, including supporters, cooperation partners, long-time companions and teachers of the university, celebrated the establishment of the Berlin University of the Arts Foundation on 7 May 2024: The evening opened with a dance performance by alumni Johanna Ryynänen/Thiago Rosa. This was followed by a bread workshop led by designer Maciej Chmara, where everyone baked, ate and celebrated together. The aim of the foundation is to support the university in many areas, especially in studies and teaching, thanks to lively civic engagement.