Weltkulturenmuseum

Wednesday, 24. May 2023 - 18:00 - 19:00

PUBLIC GUIDED TOUR
“healing. Life in Balance”
With Claudia Gaida (Cultural mediator)

Sunday, 21. May 2023 - 15:00 - 17:00

WORKSHOP FOR FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN
"Young people changing the world"

Sunday, 21. May 2023 - 15:00 - 16:00

THEMATIC TOUR
“A Different Modernism: Indigenous Art in the Weltkulturen Museum”
With Dr. Eva Ch. Raabe (Director, Weltkulturen Museum)

Saturday, 20. May 2023 - 15:00 - 16:00

PUBLIC GUIDED TOUR
“healing. Life in Balance”
With Iris Loew (Cultural mediator)

Wednesday, 17. May 2023 - 18:00 - 19:00

PUBLIC GUIDED TOUR
“healing. Life in Balance”
With Talida Hölting (Cultural mediator)

Tuesday, 16. May 2023 - 19:00

A PERFORMANCE PROJECT
Balance – Ten attemps to understand the World
by Martina Droste and Stephanie Endter

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Exhibition view "healing. Life in Balance". Weltkulturen Museum 2022. Foto: Wolfgang Günzel
"healing. Life in Balance". Exhibition Views. Photo: Günzel/Rademacher
Exhibition view "healing. Life in Balance". Weltkulturen Museum 2022. Foto: Wolfgang Günzel
"healing. Life in Balance". Exhibition Views. Photo: Günzel/Rademacher
"healing. Life in Balance". Exhibition Views. Photo: Günzel/Rademacher
Exhibition view "healing. Life in Balance". Weltkulturen Museum 2022. Foto: Wolfgang Günzel
Exhibition view "healing. Life in Balance". Weltkulturen Museum 2022. Foto: Wolfgang Günzel
Exhibition view "healing. Life in Balance". Weltkulturen Museum 2022. Foto: Wolfgang Günzel
"healing. Life in Balance". Exhibition Views. Photo: Günzel/Rademacher

PUBLIC GUIDED TOUR

“healing. Life in Balance”
with Iris Loew (Cultural mediator)

The Covid pandemic, climate change, colonial wounds – the world and its inhabitants keep on getting entangled in various crises. The associated quest for balance links people around the world: how can crises be overcome? And what are the paths to healing?

Iris Loew takes visitors on a tour around the exhibition, while explaining the healing processes that are encapsulated within the works of art and objects on display.

Entry: free
Weltkulturen Museum, Schaumainkai 29