Frankfurt am Main, March 4, 2016 - Each exhibition project is independent. Each poses challenges and offers opportunities.atelier markgraph as a guest speaker at this year's Museums specialist congress Focus in the Brandenburg State Museum. Sarah Roßbach, interior designer in the field of architecture and exhibition design at Atelier Markgraph, about the potential of demanding exhibition concepts for limited resources. for specialist audience from the museum and exhibition area. The event is aimed at representatives from research and teaching, decision-makers from museums, young colleagues as well as service providers from the museum and exhibition industry. The venue is the over 700 -year -old Paulikloster in Brandenburg an der Havel, where the Archaeological State Museum has been located since 2008.Sarah Roßbach has been a interior designer at Atelier Markgraph since 2004. It looks after and designs projects for brands and cultural institutions, including Daimler AG, the Jewish Museum Frankfurt or the Institute for City History. "Willingly Accepting Restraints - Design and Reality in Examples" Sarah Roßbach, Atelier Markgraphdatum: Friday, April 8, 2016, 10 a.m. -10:30 am: Focus-Exhibition between technology and staging, Archaeological State Museum Brandenburg (Alb) Further information: www.landesmuseum-brandenburg.de That