• Science Film Festival © iStock Sarayut

    Science Film Festival 2020

    Submissions accepted until April 3, 2020. In cooperation with the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), the festival aims to expand the conversation on the issues central to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through an international selection of films on science, technology and the environment this year. The Science Film Festival takes place internationally in over 20 countries from October 01 to December 20, 2020. 

  • Detail: Khoja Shiya Imami Ismaili Jamatkhana Detail: © Chirodeep Chaudhuri

    Mumbai: Until 20.2.2020Women in Design 2020+

    The exhibition "Women in Design 2020+" curated by HECAR Foundation and SNK - Somaya and Kalappa Consultants at Gallery MMB includes the digital Design Manifesto 2020+; the captivating works of Indian street photographer Chirodeep Chaudhuri, Indian weave installation in collaboration with textile designer Vinay Narkar and glimpses of exhibits featuring women designers from India and around the World.

  • Globally, data centres are responsible for a third of the energy requirements of the Internet. Photo (detail): © Adobe

    Energy ConsumptionThe Internet as an energy guzzler

    Having your own mug for a takeaway coffee or not using the plastic bags at a supermarket – such examples of environmental awareness and personal responsibility have now become part of everyday life for many Germans. However, it is (still) a very small number of people who question whether each individual search query or the sending of every photo on the Internet is really necessary – this, too, can actually be environmentally harmful.

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    Popcast in JanuaryCurrent Music from Germany

    In our January Popcast moderator David Ingram presents music by Fehler Kuti, Edward Sizzerhand, Amilli, Johanna Amelie and Shkoon. Rock, Pop, Hip-Hop, Electro: every month we shine our search beacon into the nation’s studios and clubs. Together with Zündfunk, Bavarian Radio’s scene magazine, we showcase the latest music by riveting off-the-charts bands.

  • Five Million Incidents © Goethe-Institut

    Experiments in public spaceFive Million Incidents

    Five million incidents is a series of activities that will take place in the premises of Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan in Kolkata and New Delhi over a span of one year. It aims at expanding our notion of art as an extension of everyday experience of life. Numerous practitioners of different art disciplines will explore the “process of making” as a moment of sharing and interaction with you, the audience.

  • eLibrary Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan New Delhi

    eLibrary of the Goethe-Institut in India

    With the Goethe-Institut's eLibrary “Onleihe” you can download and borrow a wide range of digital media such as eBooks, ePapers, eMusic, eAudios and eVideos.