Neurologist Dr. med. Péter Körtvélyessy, talks about memory disorders.

In a conversation with the lawyer Karina Theurer from the human rights organization ECCHR, the artist Regina José Galindo, talks about femicide and patriarchal violence.

In the frame of the exhibition “This Might Be A Place For Hummingbirds” Regina José Galindo shows her performance “Monument To The Missing Women”.

The discussions concerning Humboldt Forum in recent years have ignited long overdue debates about the colonial past of Germany and Europe. In conversation with the artists Kristina Leko and Sandra Monterroso, the curator of the exhibition „This Might Be A Place for Humming Birds,” Çağla Ilk, will discuss how to deal with colonial heritage and the challenges of post-colonial memory culture.

In conversation with the artists Johanna Unzueta and Moira Zoitl, the curator of the exhibition “This Might Be A Place For Humningbirds”, Antje Weitzel, explores the history of indigo and the cultural traditions and techniques of dyeing with this color.

Artist, activist, and mediator Marilyn Boror discusses colonisation, structural racism, and her project “Edicto cambio de nombre” with Sebastián Eduardo.

Artists Alfredo Ceibal and Ángel Poyón, who each work with the Mayan legacy in Guatemala in unique ways, discuss their work in conversation with exhibition curators Çağla Ilk and Antje Weitzel, moderated by Sebastián Eduardo.

Participating artists Martin Erik Andersen, Anna Borgman, Andrea Winkler and Gloria Zein talk about the concept of sculpture and the location of sculpture in time and space.

Tanja Dückers and Ulrike Guérot read from the new catalogue, “Valeska Peschke: Amikejo, Europa, Welt, All.”

Concert accompanying the exhibition - The Process of Becoming: Featuring works by James Saunders, Michael Pisaro and improvised music, this program explores the spatial, temporal and social aspects of music.