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© Goethe Institut Hanoi
The collective groundtable, comprising the artists Gift Lalicha Lalitsasivimol and Kitman Pik Chee Yeung, invites you to an interactive performance exploring food, memory and belonging. Together, they explore how culinary knowledge is passed on across... moreabout: Cooking Box
© Annette Hornischer / American Academy in Berlin
Objects Talk Back is a project about the possibilities of literature to open up new stories and relations through museum archives. International writers are invited to explore collections at the Humboldt Forum, to select an object, and write about it... moreabout: Of Interest to the General Public by Maaza Mengiste
© WHO CARED / Masala Movement e. V.
Shortage of care workers and care migration are not new phenomena. As early as the 1960s and 70s, people from abroad were systematically recruited to the Federal Republic of Germany to fill staffing gaps in the care sector. Most of them came from South... moreabout: WHO CARED. Intergenerational Conversations on Belonging and Care Migration
© SHF, Foto: Mirko Nowak
For a pretzel, for a word. Deutschlandfunk Kultur invites you to the live radio show from the Humboldt Forum in Berlin. Be there when we welcome a prominent guest from culture, science, media or politics to the Mechanical Arena. Have an engaging conversation... moreabout: Studio 9. The Day with Benjamin von Stuckrad-Barre. Deutschlandfunk Kultur - live from the Humboldt Forum in Berlin
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: Stefanie Loos
Objects Talk Back is a project about the possibilities of literature to open up new stories and relations through museum archives. International writers are invited to explore collections at the Humboldt Forum, to select an object, and write about it... moreabout: Where There is No Door
© Nele Steffens
Tatiana Echeverri Fernandez shares insights from her practice as a systemic constellations facilitator and answers your questions. The family we grew up in has shaped us in profound ways. Many of these influences can continue to operate beneath the surface.... moreabout: Consultation hour with Tatiana Echeverri Fernandez
© Valerie Reding
“If I were as big as you. Blood beech. You can just grow. No one determines your form. I want to be like you.” Drawing on the bestseller Blutbuch (2022), Kim de l’Horizon speaks about more-than-human kinships – particularly between humans and trees. At the centre is the delicate copper beech, serving as a figure of thought and experience through which key questions of our present day are revealed: the (in)ability to empathise, processes of growth, and the dynamics of in– and out–grouping. Kim... moreabout: “There is only one family: the terrestrial”
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