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Brain or computer – who’s in charge? Artificial intelligence has made huge strides in recent years.

Artificial intelligence
The sensitive algorithm

Artificial intelligence is now an integral part of our everyday lives. It makes our smartphones smarter and can diagnose disease and write screenplays. Are there any limits, and might it soon surpass us in creativity and empathy – and perhaps even help us achieve immortality one day?

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Social Media Competition BIG4ENBLOC
Before We Forget

What would the demolition of iconic heritage buildings mean for the communities of these spaces, or for Singapore? The BIG4ENBLOC competition explores the effects of en bloc redevelopment.

Babylon Berlin: ambitious police typist Charlotte Ritter.

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TV Series
A fascination with the past

German television shows tend to have a bad reputation for poor writing and cheap productions not suited for an international market and audience. Now series like “Deutschland ‘83” and “Babylon Berlin” are putting a new shine on that tarnished image.

ProjectsTopics and Projects of Goethe-Institut in Singapore

Kultursymposium Weimar 2019

How can we ensure we don’t lose perspective in an increasingly complex world? The Goethe-Institut is organizing an International Cultural Symposium in Weimar from 19th to 21st June 2019 under the title "Recalculating the Route".

we will have been young

What if that hair which defines so much of your self-image is taken away from you without warning? As part of the exhibition, Singaporean artist Amrita Chandradas explores how one’s hair ties in closely with one’s femininity and identity. After touring in SEA the exhibition is shown in Frankfurt and in Berlin in 2019.

Acts of Life

Acts of Life is an interdisciplinary collaboration of NTU CCA Singapore and MCAD Manila commissioned by the Goethe-Institut. Following a 4-week research residency by 16 artists, there were public presentations in January in Singapore and in February in Manila.

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Artificial intelligence
The sensitive algorithm