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  • Postcolonial Perspectives © Goethe-Institut Indonesien

    public forum Postcolonial Perspectives from the Global South

    24. - 25.01.2019 | GoetheHaus
    A conference with curators, sociologists and historians from South America, Africa, South Asia and Southeast Asia exploring the contemporary ‘postcolonial condition’

  • Teilnahme am Kulturdatenhackathon „Coding da Vinci“ © Coding Da Vinci

    A Scholarship ProgramParticipation in the Cultural Data Hackathon “Coding da Vinci”

    The Goethe-Institut and Wikimedia Indonesia are offering experts in the fields of GLAM (Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums), IT and Design the opportunity to participate in a networking trip to Germany.
    Applications can be submitted until 21 January 2019.
     

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Culinary Dialogue © Goethe-Institut Indonesien

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 A Culinary Dialogue Between Indonesia and Germany

Gastrodiplomacy has become a popular way to foster cultural exchange between different countries.
 

Grandfather Günther and granddaughter Lara © private

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How has eating culture in Germany changed? In this conversation grandfather and granddaughter explore what separates and what connects the generations.

Fatih Akin and Diane Kruger on the set of “Aus dem Nichts” Photo (detail): © Warner Bros. Deutschland

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 Violence and Emotion on the Cutting Edge of Reality

Fatih Akin's films revolve around the clash of different cultures and they transcend borders – not just geographically. With their impetuous energy, they achieve a great truthfulness.

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Ingredients of Rendang © Photographer: Cindi Adelia Putri Emas

Photo Exhibition “Indonesian Culinary Photography”

Exhibition in the framework of the project “Wanderlust Küche". Indonesian cuisine is unique in its richness and regional diversity.

Nusasonic © Goethe-Indonesien

NUSASONIC

Nusasonic is a multi-year project that plunges into a broad spectrum of experimental sound and music cultures in Southeast Asia, enabling dialogue within the region, with Europe.

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Goethe-Institut supports the cooperation and collaboration of different cultural and social fields. You can find various articles on the most recent topics here in our magazine!
 

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