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  • Games and Politics Foto: Unmanned © Molleindustria & No Media Kings, 2012

    23.04 - 15.05 | Interactive ExhibitionGames and Politics

    "Games and Politics" will be exhibited at the Goethe-Institut Nigeria between  April 23 and May 15, 2019. It will be accompanied by a supporting programme, which will include a VR Workshop for journalists.

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    In conversation with Leon Hösl A German Curator Listens to Lagos

    The German curator Leon Hösl first encountered Nigeria outside its shores, before visiting for the first time this November.

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    Design CompetitionSabi German for Naija

    Goethe-Institut Nigeria is organizing a logo and slogan design contest for German learners in Nigeria.

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A Tailor’s Scissors Foto: Leon Hösl

In conversation with Leon Hösl
A German Curator Listens to Lagos

The German curator Leon Hösl first encountered Nigeria outside its shores, before visiting for the first time this November.

Selfie time Enter Africa Lagos Photo: Goethe-Institut / IfeOluwa Nihinola

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 ENTER AFRICA: Gamifying Lagos

Between June 25 and 28, participants at the ENTER AFRICA Lagos Workshop exchanged ideas for improving learning, social interaction, community engagement, and mobility in Lagos. For the workshop group, the city tour was a major highlight

Architects and scientists at the symposium "Decolonizing the Campus" in Lagos Photo: Jeremiah Ikongio

bauhaus imaginista in Lagos
 A Sort of Tropic Modernism

At the Decolonizing the Campus symposium in Lagos, numerous local and international architects will take a critical look at design theory and university buildings from the early and transitional years of Nigerian independence as part of bauhaus imaginista. The focus of the discussion is Obafemi Awolowo University in Nigeria, which was founded in 1961 in protest against British education policies at the end of colonial rule.

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 AfroYoungAdult

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.

Games and Politics Foto: Unmanned © Molleindustria & No Media Kings, 2012

23.04 - 15.05 | Interactive Exhibition
 Games and Politics

"Games and Politics" will be exhibited at the Goethe-Institut Nigeria between  April 23 and May 15, 2019. It will be accompanied by a supporting programme, which will include a VR Workshop for journalists.

Participants Announcement © Goethe-Institut/ Lucid Creative

LITERATURE AND READING PROMOTION
 Meet our Storymakers

We are excited to announce our selected participants for our upcoming Storymakers workshop with Award-winning German author and illustrator, Ute Krause and Nigerian illustrator and journalist, Abdulkareem Baba Aminu

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