LWL-Museum Henrichshütte Aims to Deepen Diversity Through New Program
The LWL-Museum Henrichshütte in Hattingen seeks to enhance diversity across its institution through a new exchange program. For 150 years, sparks flew from blast furnaces at this industrial site where molten iron was produced. Today, the original location serves as a forum for history, culture, and people, bringing the story of iron and steel to life. The museum team hopes the program will provide fresh input and opportunities for reflection on their work. An interior view of an industrial hall is featured in the content, with copyright attributed to LWL-Museen für Industriekultur/Annette Hudemann. The content originally appeared on the Kulturstiftung der Länder website.
Key facts
- LWL-Museum Henrichshütte is located in Hattingen
- The museum was an industrial site for 150 years
- Blast furnaces produced molten iron at the location
- The site is now a forum for history, culture, and people
- The museum team wants to become more diverse
- They aim to deepen diversity across the institution
- A new exchange program is expected to provide fresh input
- The program offers opportunities for reflection on their work
Entities
Artists
- Annette Hudemann
Institutions
- LWL-Museum Henrichshütte
- LWL-Museen für Industriekultur
- Kulturstiftung der Länder
Locations
- Hattingen
- Germany