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Fred de Vries: "Sometimes I think: Fuck Africa."

It was cheeky, even slightly provocative, of the Goethe Institut to organise an event that dealt with trauma, that bookended 9/11, but that did not have a single mention of the destruction of New York’s Twin Towers. Instead, the five-day Über(w)unden conference (Johannesburg, 7–11 September) presented artists, writers and activists from Sudan, DRC, Ivory Coast, Rwanda, Kenya, Zimbabwe, South Africa and Europe who discussed ways in which art can deal with trauma in countries that have experienced extreme conflicts.More ...
Annemie Vanackere, artistic director at Hebbel am Ufer from September 2012; © Bresadola/drama-berlin.de

Hebbel am Ufer has opted for a strong international profile

In September 2012 the Flemish Annemie Vanackere will be succeeding the current manager Matthias Lilienthal at Hebbel Am Ufer.More ...
„Pina“, Aleš Čuček © NEUE ROAD MOVIES GmbH, photo: Donata Wenders

In Memory of Pina Bausch – Wim Wenders’ 3-D Film Pina

Wim Wenders has made a film tribute to dance choreographer Pina Bausch and a homage to her city, Wuppertal. A success story.More ...
Grupo de Rua, Niterói; Copyright: Bruno Beltrão

Bruno Beltrão: “We are interested in the formal elements of street dance, but we don’t worship them.”

The Brazilian choreographer Bruno Beltrão reflects on the west’s obsession with documenting.More ...

From Joburg to Germany: The offside rules

From 13 May to 6 June 2010 - The Offside Rules is a coproduction of the Goethe-Institut South Africa, the Market Theatre and Constanza Macras/Dorky Park. In this special collaboration, three performers from Constanza Macras’ company will team up with dancers from Johannesburg to reflect on the first African World Cup.More ...

Cultural Programme for the UN Climate Change Conference in Durban

The Goethe-Institut South Africa realises concerts, workshops performances and an exhibition at COP17 in Durban.
Photo: John Hogg

New Imaginaries - new artistic perspectives on Johannesburg

With a series of artistic festivals, the Goethe-Institut South Africa opens new perspectives on urban public space in Johannesburg. New Imaginaries is the umbrella for a festival of walking, a multimendia- and a performance festival.

über(W)unden - Art in troubled times

From 7th to 11th of September 2011, the Goethe-Institut South Africa focuses on narratives and artistic approaches to trauma.
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