April 26, 2024

How does art survive, Mrs. Olszowski?

Petra Olszewski is Minister for Science, Research and the Arts of the State of Baden-Württemberg Photo: mwk/Lena Lux


Getting close to leading figures in politics and society: Our newspaper makes it possible through Culture Talk. The next guest on March 7 is Petra Olszewski, Baden-Württemberg’s Minister for Science, Research and the Arts.

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Getting closer to leading figures in politics and society: Our newspaper makes it possible through the dialogue series “Cultural Debate”. The next guest on March 7 is Petra Olszewski, Baden-Württemberg’s Minister for Science, Research and the Arts.

Cultural institutions are sounding the alarm across the country with their interest groups. The House of Literature Network recently warned that “the financial collapse of literature communication, readings, conversations and discussions is imminent.” What is happening? Are the basic requirements for publicly funded cultural mediation fundamentally questionable?

Well-trained youngsters are key

As a minister, Petra Olszewski, who was born in Stuttgart in 1965 and was directly elected to the state parliament in the 2021 state elections, faces a huge task across all departments. The important questions in science and research are: How does Baden-Württemberg remain attractive as a university location in a global competition? And how soon after the success of the Cyber ​​Valley project will it take for the next innovation campus projects to become a reality? “In order to be able to meet the challenges – for example, the transformation of the economy, the climate crisis, artificial intelligence and digitization – in the country, we need many well-trained academic specialists, especially in the fields of mathematics, computer science, natural sciences and technology,” says Olszowski. Does this require new alliances? How does the country remain advanced in science and research? How does art survive?

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Petra Olschowski will give answers to these and other questions on March 7 at our newspaper’s “Cultural Debate” evening at the Sparda World event center in Stuttgart (Am Hauptbahnhof 3). Participation is free, and the number of participants is limited. We will be happy to accept your registration at www.zeitung-erleben.de/kulturgespraech, stating your subscription number.

Here’s how you can get there

What? How does Baden-Württemberg stay on top? This is the subject of a “cultural discussion” in our newspaper with Petra Olszewski, Minister for Science, Research and the Arts of Baden-Württemberg. Do you have any questions for Minister Olshovsky? We are happy to collect them – at the email address [email protected].



where? An evening “Cultural Debate” with Petra Olschowski will take place on March 7 at the Sparda World Event Center in Stuttgart (Am Hauptbahnhof 3). The discussion will be moderated by Nikolai B. Fürstbauer, author of our journal. Starting at 7 p.m. Entry: 6 p.m