© Goethe-Institut Ghana/ John Owoo

Cybernetic performance at Goethe-Institut

Goethe-Institut Ghana last week offered a cybernetic platform to GHjazz Collective in a bid to satisfy the demand by musicians and audiences for live-music in the midst of restrictions aimed at containing Covid 19.

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Jamming The Lockdown

Showcasing videos of artistic creations by musicians, dancers, poets, writers and visual artists during the three-week partial lockdown in Ghana.

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Lyrikline

The website www.lyrikline.org  started more than 20 years ago, has a lot to offer to poetry lovers all over the world: almost 13,000 poems by 1,400 poets from many countries around the globe are here to be read and listened to. The authors read their poetry in the original languages in which these have been written (there are poems in 87 different languages), many of which are translated in various other languages.
 

© Goethe-Institut Ghana/ John Owoo

Goethe-Institut solidarizes with Artists

Goethe-Institut Ghana is living up to one of its core mandates by continuing to support artists in the country despite restrictions on movement and gatherings as part of measures aimed at halting the spreading of Covid 19.

Illustration: Tobias Schrank © Goethe-Institut

International LivestreamsKulturama.digital

Kulturama brings international culture into your living room: house concerts live from Buenos Aires, puppet theatre from the kitchen or live acts from the Berlin club scene. Organisers enter their events and open them to international audiences. Spectators can find dates and support artists with donations. Together and in solidarity through this time.

Tobias Schrank © Goethe-Institut

Literarische Video-Reihe | onlineZeit zuzuhören

Das Goethe-Institut lädt gemeinsam mit radioeins vom Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg (rbb) internationale Schriftsteller*innen dazu ein, eine eigens erfundene oder reale Geschichte zu erzählen und diese in einem Video zu teilen. In der Reihe kommen unter anderem Herta Müller, T.C. Boyle, Ken Follett, Maja Lunde und Sofi Oksanen zu Wort.

Photo (Detail): © Getty Images, Logo: Tobias Schrank

Rethinking power relations Latitude

The Goethe-Institut invites experts and creatives worldwide to exchange ideas on colonial power relations, their consequences and, above all, how to dismantle them: in discourses, interviews, opinion articles and art projects. For a decolonized and non-racial world.

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Onleihe

Over 100 German films – classic movies as well as current productions – are available for free on our eMedia platform, the eLibrary.