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  • Eid Mubarak // Goethe-Institut Nigeria © Goethe-Institut // Oluwadara Omotoso

    Public HolidaysEid-al-Kabir

    The Goethe-Insitut will be closed on July 20th and 21st due to the public holidays. We wish all of you a very happy and peaceful Eid!

  • Restitution – Three Benin bronzes were exhibited in the Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg. Photo (detail): Daniel Bockwoldt © picture alliance / dpa

    From Willingness to RestitutionThe Returning of the Benin Bronzes to Nigeria

    The German government expressed its “willingness in principle to make substantial returns of Benin Bronzes”, but the road to restitution is not easy. Cultural historian, art and heritage specialist Dr. Oluwatoyin Zainab Sogbesan on issues of ownership and the importance of the Benin Bronzes to the Nigerian identity.
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    Important UpdateNew Location of the
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    From April 12, the new location of the Goethe-Institut Nigeria is on Victoria Island

  • Archive of Forgetfulness © Goethe-Institut Johannesburg

    Archive of Forgetfulness

    The Archive of Forgetfulness online exhibition is live since the 12th of April 2021. We received over 300 submissions and 27 projects were selected for the online exhibition. Click here to go to the website.

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Black German literature
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Being Black should be completely unremarkable in today’s multicultural Germany. Yet many people still struggle with everyday discrimination and sometimes even blatant racism. Their stories are increasingly finding their way into German literature.

Restitution – Three Benin bronzes were exhibited in the Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg. Photo (detail): Daniel Bockwoldt © picture alliance / dpa

From Willingness to Restitution
 The Returning of the Benin Bronzes to Nigeria

The German government expressed its “willingness in principle to make substantial returns of Benin Bronzes”, but the road to restitution is not easy. Cultural historian, art and heritage specialist Dr. Oluwatoyin Zainab Sogbesan on issues of ownership and the importance of the Benin Bronzes to the Nigerian identity.

Protest is an integral part of democracies and a common form of political participation: Participants at the global Fridays for Future 2021 demonstration in Frankfurt with a banner reading “#NoMoreEmptyPromises: Politics is fought in the streets”. Photo (detail): © picture alliance/Andreas Arnold

Protest movements
 More than just indignation

Democracy thrives on debate, and protest is an important means of public participation. But how does protest arise and when does the opposition of individuals grow into mass mobilisation?

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The Art & Tech Podcast

This podcast series consists of six episodes that aim to examine how the interplay between art and technology shapes Nigeria’s creative landscape. Each episode delves into the work and experience of a specific cultural practitioner based in Abuja or Lagos.

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Who is Who in the Yoruba Pantheon? An Anthologie

Written by Peju Akande, Toni Kan, Jahman Anikulapo, and accompanied with illustrations by visual artist Abdulkareem Baba Aminu, this book is full of facts and fun – and will provide you with all you need to know about Who’s Who in the Yorùbá Pantheon.

Digital Workshop Series Teaser © Goethe-Institut / Jeremiah Ikongio

Networking and its Power in Times of Crisis

​The German-French Culture Fund, Institut Français du Nigeria, Goethe-Institut Nigeria and Centre for Contemporary Art (CCA) organize a digital modular workshop programme on the importance of cultural networking.

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