Projects

Dialoge 20-13 - Kolkata von Sasha Waltz / Padmini Chettur / Mahler Chamber Orchestra

Photo: Martin Wälde

Living Culture

We foster bilateral cultural exchange programs between Germany and the Philippines. We initiate film series, exhibitions, concerts, seminars and festivals, always with the goal to facilitate artistic production, reception and reflection involving actors from both countries.

In the Magazine

Goethe-Institut Philippinen

Tara na sa Germany!

An online guide for Filipinos migrating to Germany who want to know more about Filipinos and their experiences with German culture.

Indira Scarf © FOLKDAYS

TEXTILE RESIDENCY

The Goethe-Institut brings German textile designer Frauke Maier to the Philippines to conduct a one-month residency with the Rurungan sa Tubod Foundation (RSTF), a non-profit textile producer based on the island of Palawan.

Residency-Programm BLOOM UP

BLOOM UP invites freelance artists of the performing arts from abroad and Munich to apply for a work scholarship with a joint project, which is linked to the Freie Szene of the City of Munich. (11. − 14.10.2018)

180 seconds City

In 180 seconds a picture of the city emerges, showing what unites us and what makes us different.

IKAT/eCUT

IKAT/eCUT is a Goethe-Institut project exploring the past, present and future of textiles in Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand

Science Film Festival

In 2016, the Science Film Festival takes place in Thailand from November 3 to December 16 and invites visitors to enjoy the best in international science communication and to explore this year’s theme of MATERIAL SCIENCE.

For three days, participants from around the world will discuss the topic of sharing and exchange.

Kultursymposium Weimar

A cultural symposium with a festival format and participants from around the world who will spend three days exploring the topic of sharing and exchange.

SoundLab Asia Pacific 2016

Fifteen musicians from Myanmar, the Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, New Zealand, Australia, Germany and Malaysia stay and meet at the rainforest to work on music, explore ways to collaborate, create and connect.