Project area

Visual: Yukiko

Tirailleurs: Trials and Tribulations

From Cannon Fodder to Avant-Garde—The Forgotten Soldiers Who Freed Europe

Exhibition and Research Project

21.3–14.6.2026

Photo: Milan Soremski/HKW

A Walk Through the Exhibition with…

Guided tour

13.6.2026 14:00

Where the Tirailleurs’ Stories Meet

With Samia Chabani (Ancrages, Marseille)

Conversation

13.6.2026 15:00

Moderated by Paz Guevara and Qu Chang

Violent Encounters: Rethinking War Experiences through the Prism of Gender

George Njung

Keynote Lecture

13.6.2026 16:30

With an introduction by Qu Chang

Matilda TheeGreat. Image: courtesy of the artist

Mesdames Tirailleurs

Matilda TheeGreat

Poetry Performance

13.6.2026 18:00

With an introduction by Dzekashu MacViban

Slavs & Tatars, I Utter Other (2014–), lecture performance. Image: courtesy of the artists

I Utter Other (2014–)

Slavs and Tatars

Lecture Performance

13.6.2026 19:00
Photo: Laura Fiorio

Childcare

Family and Children

13. & 14.6.2026 12:00–19:00
Collage for The Dream That Refused Me (2021). Image: Zas Ieluhee in collaboration with Jabu Newman

Wùn Ná Kre

Installation by Zas Ieluhee

Installation

22.5.–14.6.2026

Project area

Visual: Sonic Pluriverse Festival. Global Echoes of Gnawa

Sonic Pluriverse Festival

Global Echoes of Gnawa

Concerts, DJ Sets, Film Screenings, Panel Discussions, Workshops

June–August 2026

Vieux Farka Touré. Photo: Kiss Diouara

Vieux Farka Touré

Concert, DJ Set

26.6.2026

  

SaHHar. Photo: Dina Meddeb

saHHar

DJ Set

26.6.2026

Online Magazin Teaser

Programme HKW

Internationaler Literaturpreis HKW: Shortlist 2026

Shortlist for the 2026 Internationaler Literaturpreis

Prize for Contemporary Literatures in Translation

heimaten flags at Haus der Kulturen der Welt

heimaten

2024–2027
Book cover: Aslı Erdoğan: When Does a Journey End?

Aslı Erdoğan: When Does a Journey End?

Publication

'haɪ̯maːtn̩ Vol. 7

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.
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.