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  • Ma Ndili opening front ©Goethe-Institut Namibia

    Opening: Ma Ndili – Where I am

    Two young Namibian artists have collaborated to produce a multimedia exhibition that explores the denial of the ambiguousness of monuments in post ‘colonial’ Windhoek, and addresses the political complexities and patriarchal significances of the sites.

  • Independence Museum teaser ©Carmen Begley for Goethe-Institut Namibia

    MuseumsMuseums and their potential in Africa

    Museums and galleries are not only important in safeguarding the historical, cultural, scientific or artistic artefacts; they are intrinsic in preserving heritage and pieces of history for future generations, while contributing to the arts and cultural development of society by also reflecting the zeitgeist.

  • Goethe Windhoek Library Foto: Goethe-Institut/Christine Skowski

    Library Open Saturdays

    The Goethe-Institut Namibia Library will as from 13 October 2018 be open on Saturdays from 09:00 to 13:00 until the offices close in early December this year. Every Saturday will feature an activity for children, age 7 to 14, and various prizes will be up for grabs.

  • Eine Tasche voll PASCH poster front ©Goethe-Institut Namibia

    Eine Tasche voll PASCH!

    10 Years of PASCH in Namibia!

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Participants of the Megagame-Workshop in Addis Abeba Photo: Kirsten Juchem

“Enter Africa” – Megagame-Workshop
 Gamify your City-Future!

“Welcome to Africa’s Future” were the words welcoming participants from 15 African countries to a workshop at the Goethe-Institut in Addis Abeba. The goal of the week: developing a game together. The focus was on the question of how to actively anticipate the transformation of African megacities. 

Book cover: Der Fall Özil © Verlag Die Werkstatt

Dietrich Schulze-Marmeling
 A Photo and Its "Sounding-Board"

In spring 2018, a PR meeting between three German-Turkish professional footballers and Turkish president Erdoğan triggered a debate on racism in German society. A book examines the history and aftermath of this PR encounter - and seeks to explain the failure of the German national team at the World Cup in Russia.

Edith Kollath, Postcards v1 (2018) Photo: Edith Kollath

Dynamics of Air
 Who owns the clouds?

The Goethe-Institut Australia's exhibition "Dynamics of Air" wants to explain air and climate phenomena. The architect and intellectual theoretician Friedrich von Borries explains his fictional project UN-Mahac, which he developed for the exhibition.

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Nostalgia cropped front ©Goethe-Institut Namibia

Goethe Stage

New and upcoming artists in Nambia are invited to submit funding proposals for projects.

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EASY GERMAN IN NAMIBIA!

Easy German is available on various websites and is a tool for German language teachers when teaching the foreign language. 

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Music in Africa

is an information and exchange web portal dedicated to the African music sector.

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