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    Literature competitionAfroYoungAdult

    The Goethe-Institut invites aspiring African writers of all ages interested in writing for Young Adults (YA) to submit short stories of 3000-5000 words in length in Kiswahili, English or French.

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    Call for ApplicationsEmerging Library and Information Professionals in Nigeria

    Library and information professionals working in any academic, public or special library with 5-15 years work experience can apply for the programm.

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    23. & 24.11.2018bauhaus imaginista

    The symposium Decolonizing the Campus will be held in Lagos on 23 and 24 November 2018, in collaboration with the Goethe-Institut, Gallery 16/16, the Department of Architecture at the University of Lagos and Obafemi Awolowo University, Osun State, Nigeria.

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

    “Enter Africa” – Megagame-WorkshopGamify 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. 

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Goethe-Institut Nigeria will be observing the Nigerian public holiday Id El Maulud on Tuesday, 20th November.

We will resume on Wednesday, 21st November 2018. We wish you a restful holiday. 

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Framing the Shot 2018: Key Trends in African Film
 Research that was long overdue

The study “Framing the Shot 2018: Key Trends in African Film,” produced in cooperation with the Goethe-Institut and funded by the German Foreign Office, analyses the greatest opportunities and challenges for the fast-changing African film industry. In an interview, Dayo Ogunyemi, founder of 234 Media and director of the study, and Noémie Njangiru, head of the Culture and Development department at the Goethe-Institut Johannesburg, report on the significance of the results for the film industry. 
Felicitas Then and Ozoz Sokoh Photo: Jeremiah Ikongio

Food Crossroads (Part 2)
 Home is where the jollof rice is

(4 July 2018) In the second and final part of the article series about the Goethe-Institut Nigeria project "Food Crossroads", German social media influencer Felicitas Then tells of her culinary experiences in Lagos.

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C& América Latina
The Fight for Visibility

In 2013 Julia Grosse became an editor-in-chief of the online magazine Contemporary& for contemporary African art, which is produced in collaboration with the Goethe-Institut. Now the magazine Contemporary& América Latina is now available with an enhanced focus on the connections between Africa, Afro-Latin America and the Caribbean. In an interview Grosse talks about discrimination against the Black art scene and identity issues.

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Food Crossroads Photo: Felicitas Then / Ozoz Sokoh

Food Crossroads

Goethe-Institut Nigeria in partnership with Ozoz Sokoh and Felicitas Then cordially invites you to  a live cooking session introducing a fusion on Nigerian and German cuisine.

Annoucement Open Call Foto: Goethe-Institut / Olanrewaju Orisunmibare /Jeremiah Ikongio ©

Winning Projects Announced

The final selection spans the creative spectrum of music, film, theatre, arts journalism, poetry, gaming and the local comic scene.

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The Mobile Museum Returns to Lagos

The Mobile Museum returns to Lagos with four of the participating artists sharing updates from their remarkable 10000km road trip.

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