Global Fascisms

Exhibition and Research Project

13 September–7 December 2025, Opening 12 September, 18:00

All Dates
Visual heimaten Festival for Plural Democracy

heimaten Festival for Plural Democracy

September–December 2025
BSMG

Know the Past, Interpret the Present, Shape the Future—Part 2

How to Address the Rightward Shift?

12 & 13 September 2025
Visual Heimatization

Anti-Fascism as Concrete Utopia

Discussion

13.9.2025
Design: Büro Otto Sauhaus

HKW Takeover: The Possibility of Unvernunft

Jan Böhmermann & Gruppe Royale

27 September–19 October

Text

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.
Who Does Germany Belong To? Podcast

Who Does Germany Belong To?

The heimaten Podcast from Haus der Kulturen der Welt

Sharon Dodua Otoo: Mahlerstrasse 8

'haɪ̯maːtn̩ Vol. 4

Photo: Hanna Wiedemann/HKW

Ileum

Mae-ling Lokko and Gustavo Crembil

Temporary Pavilion 2025
Kim Hyesoon: Autobiographie des Todes. Aus dem Koreanischen von Sool Park und Uljana Wolf. Frankfurt am Main: S. Fischer Verlag, 2025

Autobiographie des Todes

Kim Hyesoon | Translated from Korean by Sool Park and Uljana Wolf

Award Winners Internationaler Literaturpreis 2025
Cover Reader Musafiri

Musafiri: Of Travellers and Guests – Reader (en)

Photo: Malte Seidel

A Chorus of Tongues

Audio installation

Photo: © Iman Salem /Archive Souq

Archive Souq at HKW

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.

Welcome to HKW’s Website