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Artists from 14 African countries meet in workshops and create a new (comic) world together!
Discover new perspectives, learn more about African comic art in videos and follow the creation of new stories!
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Goethe-Institut Ghana is ready for the next Courses with strict adherence to Covid’19 protocols. Registration is from 05th – 09th December 2022. Contact registrations-accra@goethe.de for further enquiries.

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German book prize 2021 Antje Rávik Strubel

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German Book Prize 2021
In the Ranks of Women

Antje Rávik Strubel’s novel “Blaue Frau” (Blue Woman) was named best novel of the year. In 2021, the German Book Prize goes to a sophisticated and dedicated writer.

“Rooms” by ZOER aka Frédéric Battle, created at the City Leaks Festival 2019 in Cologne.

Photo (detail): © Florian Yeh/CityLeaks

Urban art
Transforming cities

Art in urban spaces is about so much more than just colourful walls: It can also be a central element of social change. Two street art projects in Cologne and Dusseldorf are using art to increase participation and social cohesion.

Hashem Al-Ghaili, Ashraf Amin, Ola Elshafei, Mohamed Soliman (from left to right) discuss the development of science fiction in the Arabic-speaking world.

Photo (detail): © Aly Zaraay

“Science Meets Journalism”
Looking to the future with optimism

(21 September 2021)
Science fiction has been dominated for decades by western influences. A discussion at the “Science Meets Journalism” conference of the Goethe-Institut in Egypt took a closer look at Arabic science fiction.

ProjectsTopics and Projects of Goethe-Institut in Ghana

Penetrating performance at Goethe-Institut

© Goethe-Institut Ghana/ John Owoo

Virtual Concert
All-female band shows class

A dynamic group of young ladies have made waves in the Ghanaian capital Accra and beyond with a magnetic performance

Harmoniously crafted solos engulf Goethe-Institut

© Goethe-Institut Ghana/ John Owoo

Virtual Concert
Harmoniously crafted solos engulf Goethe-Institut

Diverse compositions by individual members of the band Soul Nice show their competence and mastery

Kundum rhythms rock Goethe-Institut

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Kundum rhythms rock Goethe-Institut

Authentic rhythms from the Western region of Ghana on display in a virtual concert

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