“Wende” is a German word that means “transformation,” commonly used to describe the era leading up to and following the fall of the Berlin Wall. Headquartered in a renovated National Guard Armory in Culver City, the Wende Museum is a cultural laboratory that pairs unparalleled collections from the Cold War era with contemporary artists, filmmakers, musicians, scholars, and others to create innovative exhibitions and exciting multidisciplinary programming. Founded in 2002, the museum was primarily a scholarly archive in its early years. After the move to the Armory Building in November 2017, the Wende relaunched as a dynamic public space for artistic and community engagement. 

The Wende Museum

Justinian Jampol

This department manages audio visual support and engineering for various events and projects.

Audio Visual Services

This department manages and organizes events and activities related to cultural engagement and artistic expression.

Cultural Programming

This department provides strategic guidance and expert insights to support the organization's objectives.

Advisory Board

This department manages and preserves archival materials and collections while overseeing digitization efforts to enhance accessibility.

Archives and Collections

This department focuses on the development, organization, and management of exhibitions and programming initiatives.

Curation and Programming

This department provides strategic direction and governance for the organization.

The Wende Museum

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Teams

Audio Visual Services

Cultural Programming

Advisory Board

Archives and Collections

Curation and Programming

Executive Leadership

Offices

The Wende Museum

Org chart

Teams

Audio Visual Services

Cultural Programming

Advisory Board

Archives and Collections

Curation and Programming

Executive Leadership

Offices

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