• Border Movement Residency Natasha Humera Ejaz / Stupid Happiness Theory | Foto: Privat

    Border Movement ResidencyIn search of Berlin sounds

    Natasha Ejaz is one of three South Asian musicians participating in this years "Border Movement residency". The residency program, which is supported by the Goethe-Institut, gives the musicians the opportunity to come to Berlin for three months. Natasha Ejaz is living in the Holzmarkt and performed at the Pop-Kultur festival in Berlin.

  • Dance © Umeshi Rajeendra

    DancePluralism

    Pluralism, a show choreographed by Umeshi Rajeendra from Mesh Dance theatre, will be taking place on the 5th and 6th of April at Park Street Stables, Colombo. Its aim is to raise awareness for dance as non-verbal form of communication and method of overcoming borders as well as to raise funding due to which their dancers will be able to train internationally and...

  • Concert © Lakshman Joseph de Saram

    ConcertChamber Music Society of Colombo

    On the 28th of April at 7:30pm the long-standing and acclaimed chamber music partnership between the Chamber Music Society of Colombo (CMSC) and the Goethe-Institut will see principal players of the CMSC presenting the Flute Quartets of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Franz Schubert.

  • Film Series © CAMERA PRESS

    Film Series"Film Macht Geschichte": The wall that divided Germany

    Changes and Upheavals - Crises and Conflicts - this film focuses on the film series "Film Macht Geschichte." The selected films focus on the topic of failed states, the "failed states". The term originated in the early 90s and referred directly to the changes and upheavals in the former "Eastern Bloc."