Share your reading experience with like-minded people from all over Northern Europe in our digital book club. For the January meeting of our international online book club, we've invited the author Jackie Thomae to read and discuss her novel Brüder ("Brothers") with us.
Are you currently in year 11, 12 or 13 and studying German? Our Speak Up German sessions will help you to develop skills in speaking about a variety of topics.
The latest episode of our Talking Culture podcast asks: As the world is facing a new economic crisis, how could the arts and civil society benefit from blockchain technologies?
Artwork created by Olafur Eliasson with his studio, kids, creative partners, researchers, and experts. The open-ended artwork will evolve over the course of 2020 with the active participation of kids across the EU.
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ProjectsTopics and Projects of Goethe-Institut in the UK
The DAOWO Global Initiative forms a transnational co-operation network in the field of arts and blockchain technologies. Interested? We have put together all the information for you in our new web project.
Is Artificial Intelligence advanced enough to grasp and process literary texts in all their linguistic richness, and translate them into another language? Perhaps it doesn't have to be perfect to be useful and can work as a tool to support literary translators in their work – Let's ask some experts!
Crisis and the rise of the right wing... We refer to Europe mainly in terms of its political and economic systems. What do we mean by "Europe" and "European" ideas? How do we want to contribute to these ideas and continue to shape a common, a #SharedEurope?