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    Contemporary dance! What is that? Strange movements? Abstract? Unconventional? Weird? You don’t get it? Don’t worry, you will.

  • Julia Grosse and Yvette Mutumba Photo (detail): © Benjamin Renter

    European Cultural Managers of the Year 2020 A Thirst for Critical Content

    (27 November 2020)
    The Contemporary And (C&) platform, founded by Julia Grosse and Yvette Mutumba, has been offering insights into contemporary art and cultural scenes from Africa and the global diaspora for seven years. “The Latest at Goethe” spoke with them.
  • There was life in the old dog yet! At the time this picture was taken in 1990, Nelson Mandela should have been dead a long time before, if we rely on the memories of many of his contemporaries. His supposed passing away is the inspiration for the phenomenon of collective false memories - the Mandela effect. Photo (detail): © picture alliance/dpa/empics

    False MemoryThe Mandela Effect

    Whether it is a case of believing someone has long since died, although he or she is still in fact enjoying the best of health, or singing song lyrics with the wrong words – when many people collectively remember things falsely, we speak of the Mandela effect. It could never happen to you, right? A look at our examples might prove you wrong.
  • Fear of losing control makes people more vulnerable to conspiracy ideologies. This is happening during the corona pandemic: participants at a so-called hygiene demonstration in Berlin expressing opposition to government measures to contain the pandemic. Photo (detail): © picture alliance/Marc Vorwerk/SULUPRESS.DE

    Conspiracy myths“It will wipe the smile right off your face”

    People are more vulnerable to conspiracy ideologies when they fear a loss of control, making the corona pandemic the perfect storm. In an interview, political scientist and net activist Katharina Nocun explains how we should react when encountering people who subscribe to conspiracy theories.
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    As we fight the Coronavirus by staying safe at home, you continue perfecting your German Language skills by joining our online language courses.
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    A platform created for emerging artists to explore on-line live streaming music presentation.

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    Kulturama brings international culture into your living room. Enter your events, find dates and support artists. Together and in solidarity through this time.

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<i>Currywurst</i> snack stand in Berlin, the birthplace of the spicy, saucy, German sausage speciality. Photo (detail): © picture-alliance / imageBroker / Karl F. Schöfmann

Celebrating the currywurst
 The curried sausage, an icon of German cuisine

In addition to roast pork with dumplings, a pork joint with sauerkraut, and potato salad, no list of German national dishes would be complete without the humble currywurst or curried sausage. The spicy snack was invented 70 years ago.

Gudrun Gut has been a driving force in the music scene since the 1980s. Photo (detail): GGut live Sonoras 2018 © Jose M. Pedrajas

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female:pressure – a network helping to boost the number of female DJs.

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re:publica
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The entire net community looks forward to re:publica Berlin every year – and not just in Germany.  The conference’s curator, Geraldine de Bastion, talks about re:publica’s history, its importance abroad, and how Germans are talking about digital issues.

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Dansi Tena

Contemporary dance! What is that? Strange movements? Abstract? Unconventional? Weird? You don’t get it? Don’t worry, you will.

Tunasikika Project © Goethe-Institut Tanzania

Tunasikika

A new platform created for emerging artists to explore on-line live streaming music presentation.

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Beyong Collecting

The closed conference “Beyond Collecting: New Ethics for Museums in Transition” sheds light on future museum concepts in the Global South.

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