The Tumenye Sinema Project officially launched in Musanze on the 19th of May. The main aim of the project is to bring unemployed youth into film related jobs and to create a wide international network of young professionals in the film sector.
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.
If the Covid 19 situation allows examinations will be offered in July as of the 26th to the 31st July 2021.
If all goes well the starting dates for the new classes will be on the 13th September 2021.
What is the role of conservation in a postcolonial museum? Does it allow cultural dialogue or perpetuate colonial violence? Reflections by Noémie Etienne on traces, threads and fragility.
The exhibition series “Invisible Inventories” showcases the results of an international research project whose aim is to build a database of Kenyan art objects in museums in Europe and North America. Shortly before the digital exhibition opening, Clara Himmelheber from the Rautenstrauch-Joest-Museum and Frauke Gathof from the Weltkulturen Museum talk about the work on establishing an equal relationship.
ProjectsTopics and Projects of Goethe-Institut in Rwanda
The Tumenye Sinema Project officially launched in Musanze on the 19th of May. The main aim of the project is to bring unemployed youth into film related jobs and to create a wide international network of young professionals in the film sector.
What experiences of female self-determination and equal rights can be found on the continent? What civil society commitments are activists and artists focusing on? "Learning Feminisms" explores these questions in a variety of local and national formats.
