Goethe-Institut Indonesien

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National German Olympics 2022

It's time again. We are looking for the best German learners in Indonesia! Look forward to the National German Olympics 2022 with us!
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Seminar
Europeana und die FAIR-Prinzipien

29.01.2022 | 3 PM
OFFLINE with registration

How the Europeana services comply with the FAIR principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Re-usable).
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Exhibition
Para Sekutu yang Tidak Bisa berkata Tidak (The Acquiescent Allies)

28.01. - 27.02.2022 | 10am - 7pm
Galeri Nasional Indonesia
Just like your all-time favorite songs, the exhibition "Para Sekutu yang Tidak Bisa Berkata Tidak" presents a selection of works from the collections of Galeri Nasional Indonesia, Hamburger Bahnhof - Museum für Gegenwart - Berlin, MAIIAM Contemporary Art Museum, and Singapore Art Museum in a fresh perspective.
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Call For Registration
60 Minuten

With registration
Goethe-Institut is organizing a series of weekly 60-minute short training sessions for teachers who teach German at an Indonesian school and are looking for effective methods for their online teaching.
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Residency
Marantau

15.11.2021 - 18.02.2022
Yogyakarta

Three-months residency at Yogyakarta with Kartika Solapung, Sidhi Vhisatya, and Wilda Yanti Salam. Hosted by Riksa Afiaty.

German Language

Data Protection
A Society is more than the Sum of its Individuals

What happens when apps become our new urban architects? The reason we urgently need to modify the regulation of digital applications. Photo (detail): © picture alliance/Goldman Facebook, Siri or Alexa - where artificial intelligence technology is concerned people often complain that there is insufficient protection of privacy. But intelligent systems are less interested in individual data than in generalising and standardising the life contexts they are automating.

Joseph Beuys
Fat, felt and legends

In May 2021, Germany is celebrating a special art centenary on what would have been legendary artist Joseph Beuys’ 100th birthday. We look at what made the provocative lateral thinker tick.

30 years of a united Germany
“There simply was no alternative”

At the end of 1989, hundreds of thousands of East and West Germans celebrated New Year’s Eve on the Berlin Wall at the Brandenburg Gate. Photo (detail): © picture-alliance/dpa/Wolfgang Kumm Thirty years after German reunification, are there still differences between East and West? In an interview, former GDR civil-rights activist Freya Klier talks about the time just after the Berlin Wall fell, the new freedoms it brought and about whether Germans are now “one people”.