The Goethe-Institut Hongkong will be closed from 4:30pm on 24th January through 28th January 2020. There will be no classes during this period. We wish you a Happy Year of the Rat!
Goethe-Institut Hongkong is pleased to be partner of Justice Centre Hong Kong in presenting the Hong Kong Human Rights Arts Prize 2020. The prize opens to all Hong Kong-based artists who submit artwork around the theme of human rights. The first-ever Goethe Award, which is for a short film or video that falls into the category of “45 Seconds for Human Rights” (a video of exactly 45 seconds length), is supported by Goethe-Institut Hongkong. Deadline for entries: 3 March 2020.
As part of the project Together for the Future, the Goethe-Instituts of the East Asian region are launching a competition for schoolchildren on sustainable development for the first time. The aim is to raise the awareness of young people in East Asia to problems in their own environment and to encourage them to become active locally. The focus in 2020 will be on climate and environmental protection.
Chui Kit LAM, a.k.a Stegermatt, is one of the few Hong Kongers who moved from Hong Kong to Germany, to start their new life there. In 10 interviews, we will ask him questions regarding different aspects of life in Germany.
