design @ rele gallery // Goethe-Institut

Art Workshops for StudentsBACK TO BASE

What happens, when five young contemporary Nigerian artists, coming from different parts of this country, go back to their former schools in their hometowns and lead two-day art workshops for the students? 

© Goethe-Institut / Judith Häser

A Review of African Mobilities LagosSee Lagos, See the Future

For anyone looking to escape Lagos, how about another Lagos? But in 2115.
 

design @ bubblegumclub

ExhibitionAFRICAN MOBILITIES LAGOS: MAD HORSE CITY EXHIBITION

African Mobilities explores an architectural response to the complexities of migration and the circulation of people, ideas, resources and aesthetics – both in physical space and in spaces of the imagination.

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A ReportPASCH Programme: The Akin Ogunpola Model College Experience

It was a typical school day in the life of students of Akin Ogunpola Model College, Akinale. Akinale is a non-descript town along the Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway close to Ewekoro cement factory. The town is so small; an impatient driver will easily miss it.

design @ Jeremiah Ikongio

Panel DiscussionFake or Fact? Disinformation & (New) Media in Nigeria

Why and how are fake news spread? What role do fake news play in current politics?  What can be done to combat fake news? - these are some of the central questionns that will be addressed in the paneld discussion.

© Goethe-Institut / Ifeoluwa Nihinlola

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Rethinking power relations Latitude

The Goethe-Institut invites experts and creatives worldwide to exchange ideas on colonial power relations, their consequences and, above all, how to dismantle them: in discourses, interviews, opinion articles and art projects. For a decolonized and non-racial world.

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New Funding FormatResidencies in Germany

The Music Department is now funding residencies in Germany for musicians from developing and transition countries. These residencies are to be used to work on new international programmes and productions with partners in Germany. The application deadlines for projects scheduled to start by March 2020 at the latest is 15 November.

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OnleiheWatch over 100 German Films online

Over 100 German films – classic movies as well as current productions – are available for free on our eMedia platform, the eLibrary.