Projects (C) Adrian O'Connell Experience Culture We promote cultural exchange between Germany and Ireland. We initiate film series, exhibitions, concerts, seminars, and festivals which further joint artistic production, reception, and reflection. © Eps51 Studio Quantum "Studio Quantum" is a new international artist-in-residence programme from the Goethe-Institut, exploring emerging quantum technologies through the lens of art. The residency and accompanying event series will examine important ethical and ecological questions around the impact of quantum technologies. (C) Goethe-Institut Irland Visual Arts Creative Pathways © Goethe-Institut London Theatre, Dance & Music CROWD: International Dance Exchange CROWD – international dance exchange is a collaborative network of dance organisations, together seeking to support dance makers who engage with communities as part of their practice. © Goethe-Institut Irland Literature & Translation Heinrich Böll Residency The Heinrich Böll Association offers residencies at the Heinrich Böll Cottage to artists of all disciplines, writers and composers. © Goethe-Institut Film & Podcast Podcast Hiberno Goethe This Podcast dives into the many colours of arts, language and life across cultures. St. Pauli fan and former Düsseldorfer Ciarán Murray and his guests explore the connecting moments of German and Irish life. (C) Goethe-Institut Irland Operation Shamrock The Goethe-Institut Irland is delighted to support the publication of “The Children from Operation Shamrock – Historical Context, Testimonies and Fictionalized Memory Fragments” by Monica Brandis. Service Illustration: Maria Tran Larsen © Goethe-Institut Onleihe (C) Goethe-Institut Irland Artist-in-Residence Programmes (C) Adrian O'Connell Open Calls Past Projects Interested in finding out more about our previous programmes? Here you can browse through our archive. (c) Goethe Institut Irland THE NEW BOOK IN TOWN In this event series, we will showcase exciting German books that have been recently translated into English. We will be joined in the library by authors, translators, and guests. Goethe-Institut Irland, Robert Mirolo CREATIVE PATHWAYS - DÉAD Creative Pathways - Immersive art exhibition DÉAD* celebrates legacy of Dracula and Nosferatu. (C) Goethe-Institut Irland CREATIVE ARTS PROGRAMME The Creative Arts Programme is an project of the Trinity Access Programme in cooperation with the Goethe-Institut Irland and partners from the cultural scene for students who are between school and further education. (C) Archiv Städelschule, Photo: Walter Krankel The German School A series of exhibitions by the Hochschule für Bildende Künste Städelschule Frankfurt and the Goethe-Institut Irland. © EL BOUM DRIN - Visions for Children's Literature Children’s books shape the world view we grow up with. Does children’s literature in Germany, Finland and other (Northern) European countries today reflect the increasingly diverse societies in which we live, or does it make a growing proportion of the young population invisible? Goethe-Institut | created with Canva | CC BY 4.0 Emerging International Voices They are young, they are bold and they are connected – and are they the future of our libraries. 19 emerging international voices discuss the role of digital libraries – and digital technologies in libraries – in their countries. Join the discussion and participate in a series of online seminars with the best experts in the field. © Goethe-Institut Irland/Fionn McCann INO Studio Artists and RIAM Students: German Course at Goethe-Institut Irland Irish National Opera, Royal Irish Academy of Music & Goethe-Institut have teamed up to create a new German language course designed specifically for aspiring opera singers and musicians. © Goethe-Institut Irland German Traces in Ireland There are many places to be found in Ireland with connections to German people and stories. Discover them in „German traces in Ireland“. Goethe-Institut / Eugene Langan goethe.de/voicesofmemory Voices of Memory Voices of Memory. A Riverside Sound Art Installation at the Irish National War Memorial Gardens by Christina Kubisch is a contemporary remembrance of the more than 49,000 Irish people who died in the First World War. Top
