30 Jahre Goethe-Institut Südafrika
18.10.2025

A collage of events throughout the 30 years of it's exitence across the different language, cultural departments. © Goethe-Institut

On 18 October, Goethe-Institut South Africa celebrated its 30th anniversary with a vibrant day of activities, bringing together partners, friends, families, and members of the public. The festivities included a fun-filled afternoon programme for children and adults, followed by a reception, the opening of a special anniversary exhibition, and a live music concert.

The celebration marked three decades of culture, language, and exchange between South Africa, Germany, and beyond. Visitors revisited key moments and cultural projects from the institute's history, connected with longstanding collaborators, and joined in commemorating this important milestone over cake and conversation.

Frühere Ausstellungen

  • 21.11.2024 - 28.02.2025

    Abafa(ba)zi – Those Who Die Knowing

    Abafa(ba)zi – Those Who Die Knowing war eine kollaborative Ausstellung, die Auftragsarbeiten, künstlerische Experimente sowie bereits bestehende Werke transdisziplinär arbeitender Künstlerinnen und Forscherinnen vom afrikanischen Kontinent umfasste, die mit womanistischen Ansätzen verbunden waren.

    Abafa(ba)zi – Those Who Die Knowing © Abafa(ba)zi – Those Who Die Knowing © Abafa(ba)zi – Those Who Die Knowing

  • 18.06.2024 - 06.07.2024

    Emergent Practice (EP1 & EP2)

    „Emergent Practice“ (EP1 & EP2) war eine zweiteilige Ausstellung, die gemeinsam von der Graduate School of Architecture (GSA) der Universität Johannesburg und dem Goethe-Institut Johannesburg veranstaltet wurde.

    web poster for exhibition EP1 and EP2 © Goethe-Institut © Goethe-Institut

  • 18.10.2025

    30 Jahre Goethe-Institut Südafrika

    On 18 October, Goethe-Institut South Africa celebrated its 30th anniversary with a vibrant day of activities, bringing together partners, friends, families, and members of the public.

    A collage of events throughout the 30 years of it's exitence across the different language, cultural departments. © Goethe-Institut © Goethe-Institut