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María Prieto García working at the Schwäbisch Hall Kinderhaus Badtorweg. Photo (detail): © Tanja Kurz

Skilled Workers’ Training in Schwäbisch Hall
Day Care in the Morning, Language Class in the Afternoon – A Recipe for Success

(21 January 2021)
Faced with the current economic situation in Spain, 13 educators from Spain were drawn to Schwäbisch Hall where they are working in the city’s day-care centres while learning German at the Goethe-Institut.

News from culture and society

“African art music describes a modernity that entails constant redefinition.” Kofi Agawu Photo (detail): © Andrew Wilkinson

“Decolonising classical musics?”
 Classical Music and Colonialism

At the Goethe-Institut symposium “Decolonising Classical Musics?” participants discussed colonial aspects of classical music.

Collage - Show Me Your Collection |Njoki Ngumi, Cristiana Serejo, Medhavi Gandhi, Lisistrata Lusandiana Photos (details): © private, N. Ngumi, C. Serejo, M. Gandhi, L. Lusandiana

“Hack Your Culture”
Show Me Your Collection

(17 November 2020)
For “Hack Your Culture” by the Goethe-Institut, three representatives of cultural institutions in Brazil, Indonesia and Kenya met to discuss digital challenges.

Julia Grosse and Yvette Mutumba Photo (detail): © Benjamin Renter

Managers Culturel·le·s Européen·ne·s de l’Année 2020
 Une soif de contenus critiques

(27 November 2020)
The Contemporary And (C&) platform, founded by Julia Grosse and Yvette Mutumba, has been offering insights into contemporary art and cultural scenes from Africa and the global diaspora for seven years. “The Latest at Goethe” spoke with them.

In Focus

“Zero” by Nanine Linning at the Theater Heidelberg with costumes by Iris van Herpen Photo (detail): © Kalle Kuikkaniemi

Fellowship in Germany

The artistic-technical research center Academy for Theatre and Digitality in Dortmund is offering five-months-long fellowships. This call covers the research period, February to June 2022,  and ends on March 10, 2021. The call for applications is addressed to artists, technicians and post-graduate fellows who have a keen interest in researching artistic-technical relations within digital narratives in theatre spaces, as well as putting those into practice.

Golden Age of Extremes © Jamie Fyson Howard, IKF Projekt

Visual Arts Porject Fund

The Goethe-Institut's Visual Arts Project Fund supports artists, curators and institutions from different countries and regions in the realisation of projects planned jointly and based on a division of labour.

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E-Reading Photo: Goethe-Institut/ Loredana La Rocca

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Translation Programme

Namibia: Local Languages Photo: Enno Kapitza

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