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Interviews
In conversation with

Here you can find exclusive interviews with those involved in our cultural programmes and events.

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Art and Technology
#Heritage_digitised

How can cultural heritage be preserved digitally? With #Heritage_digitised we delve into discourses surrounding the digitisation of art and cultural heritage to ask what does this imply for narratives around postcolonialism, sustainability, representation and diversity?

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Cinema and Online
Goethe-Kino

Goethe-Kino is our monthly series of contemporary German cinema, outstanding TV productions and film classics. All movies are shown with English subtitles unless otherwise specified. We are offering screenings at the Goethe-Institut London on the last Wednesday of every month. We are delighted to continue our online Goethe-Kino, running for 10 days after the cinema screening.

Share your thoughts on the films via social media using #GoetheKino.

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Podcast
Talking Culture #17: (Re-)Collecting Europe with Marta Bausells

(Re-)Collecting Europe is a residency programme which gave journalists the opportunity to travel through the UK. It aimed to reach emerging journalistic voices, encouraging critical thinking and creative debate. Against the backdrop of the UK’s departure from the EU the journalists-in-residence examined the social and cultural impact Brexit had on the civil society in the UK. For this episode, we speak to Marta Bausells about her residency written piece: Cold Tea, what it means to be European three years after Brexit and creative writing endeavours.

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Redefining narratives around emerging technologies
Living in a quantum state

What exactly is quantum computing and how will it impact our everyday lives? "Living in a Quantum State" will engage audiences around the world in debates and ask important ethical and ecological questions about quantum computing. 

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Past Projects

Interested in finding out more about our previous programmes? Here you can browse through our archive. 

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