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Visual Global Fascisms

Global Fascisms

Exhibition

13 September–7 December 2025

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Photo: Mathias Voelzke

A Walk Through the Exhibition with…

Guided tour

6.12.2025 15:00

Book Launch: Global Fascisms Reader

Cosmin Costinaș, Jakob Grüner, Henrike Kohpeiß, Jeremy Knowles, and Maxi Wallenhorst in conversation with Eric Otieno Sumba

Book Launch, Conversation

6.12.2025 16:30
Image: The Met Collection/Public Domain

Executive Exxhaustion

Leila Bencharnia

Performance

6.12.2025 18:00
Lucia Lorenzi, a lingering ga(u)ze. Courtesy of the artist

A Feminist Killjoy Through a Gauze Darkly

Keynote by Xine Yao, response by Katrin Köppert

Keynote, Conversation

6.12.2025 19:00

Closing conversation moderated by Sara Morais dos Santos Bruss

Ariel William Orah, Majemuk (2025). Photo: Courtesy of the artist

MAJEMUK: Extended Concert

Ariel William Orah

Performance

6.12.2025 21:00

Online Magazin Teaser

Text

Programme HKW

Illustration by Diana Ejaita

About Us

Haus der Kulturen der Welt (HKW) is guided by the quest for strategies of how to live and better inhabit this world together.
Photo: Mathias Voelzke

Sabar Workshops 2025

Led by Nago Guèye Koité & SAF SAP

Workshops

2.–4.12.2025
Visual Re-Mixing the Stage

Re-Mixing the Stage

Circular Listening Sessions

4.12.2025, SAVVY Contemporary

In cooperation with SAVVY Contemporary

Internationaler Literaturpreis logo

Inter­nationaler Literatur­preis 2026

Prize for Contemporary Literatures in Translation

Until 20 January 2026, publishers who publish international literature in German translation can nominate up to three titles.

Who Does Germany Belong To? Podcast

Who Does Germany Belong To?

The heimaten Podcast from Haus der Kulturen der Welt

Podcast
Photo: Malte Seidel

A Chorus of Tongues

Audio installation

Aziza Ahmad for Archive Books

Resignifying Haus der Kulturen der Welt (HKW)

HKW ventures to resignify each public space in its historic building with the names of women from different worlds who have contributed to the betterment of them.

Accessibility

Equal participation in and accessibility to exhibitions, cultural events, and performances is important to HKW. Here you will find detailed information on barrier-free transportation to and from HKW and the forms of accessibility within the building.