What moves the cultural scenes in Germany - what comes back, what stays? Here you will find a selection of our activities that connect Germany with the world.
An internationally attended conference that nobody travels to, but which doesn't just take place digitally. A theater project by the German theater collective Rimini Protokoll.
How can theater tour without too many people and stage sets? How do you develop formats with a smaller CO2 footprint? What role does technology play in offline theater? Stefan Kaegi's workshops on the topic of "Next Mobility".
The Decoder Ensemble, one of the most innovative representatives of the international new music scene performing their first concert at the Pan Music Festival in Korea.
Hidden + Lost - Tracing Sound presents sound installations by Peter Gahn in Korea for the first time. The works are based on artistic research. For "De-escalating the sky" Peter Gahn was awarded the Giga-Hertz Production Prize of the ZKM.
At the Korean premiere of his film "Afire" and his first visit to Korea, screenwriter and director Christian Petzold gave a master class after the screening.
The motto of the 14th Gwangju Biennale in 2023 was "softandweaklikewater". A total of 80 artists took part with over 40 works created especially for the biennale.
The EXiS Film Festival shows experimental films and moving images by artists who explore unknown forms and areas of cinema, adopt original perspectives and dare to embark on aesthetic adventures. The Goethe-Institut Korea supported the participation of Berlin-based director Ute Aurand.
"Treues Herz" presented photographs and videos by six young photographers who have been able to get to know Germany and Korea in recent years as part of a study exchange program.
How did the women of the Bauhaus feel? Susanne Radelhof's documentary provides new insights into the Bauhaus, which has firmly established itself as a representative image of "modern", "innovation" and "progress".
Invited by the Goethe-Institut Korea, director Alice Agneskirchner presented her film, which tells the love story of the Gregors and the history of cinema and the eventful history of the Federal Republic of Germany.
A retrospective of the Berlin photographer Arno Fischer, who had a strong influence on photography in East Germany and beyond. A vivid documentation of the German post-war period from the perspective of an artist who experienced war, division, and reunification first-hand.
"Wandering in History" exhibited photographs by Ulrich Wüst at the GoEun Museum of Photography Busan. Ulrich Wüst's first solo exhibition in Korea as part of the 140th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Germany and Korea.
