Goethe-Institut Ghana

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Art Talk

The event forms part of programming for Wolfgang Tillmans’s touring exhibition titled ‘Wolfgang Tillmans: Fragile’, showing at the Museum of Science and Technology in Accra, Ghana, from 8th October - 14th November, 2021.
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Fragile

The exhibition provides a comprehensive overview of the many-facetted and different forms of artistic expression in Tillmans work - from large-scale prints to sculptural objects, video projections and music added to his curatorial work in planning the exhibition.
© Goethe-Institut Ghana/ John Owoo
Momentous photos engulf Science Museum

An exhibition of vintage photographs bring nostalgic feelings to visitors.

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Latitude – Street in Berlin-Mitte renamed as Anton Wilhelm-Amo-Straße

© Andrea-Vicky Amankwaa-Birago

Anton Wilhelm Amo
A Transnational Memory

Initiatives and researchers in Germany, the USA, the Netherlands and Ghana have joined forces to the “Anton Wilhelm Amo Legacy” to honour Anton Wilhelm Amo. Amo gained his doctorate in the 18th century as the first African philosopher in Europe, and was the first non-white professor to lecture at German universities.

3-D render of the new Goethe-Institut in Dakar. External view: Inner courtyard with baobab tree.

Photo (detail): © Kéré Architecture

Sustainable architecture: the new Goethe-Institut in Dakar
Back to the Future

(05 July 2021)
The Senegalese capital Dakar is the setting for the new Goethe-Institut designed by architect Francis Kéré from Burkina Faso. It embodies architecture as a cultural, societal and climatologically evolved term.

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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