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Exhibitions

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10:00 AM–5:00 PM, ET

"Dancer, Still Moving"

Exhibition | by Victor Ekpuk

  • Goethe-Institut Washington, Washington, DC

  • English

  • Free of charge

The statue The Dancer in red on a light blue background. © Victor Ekpuk

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NO PUNK. NO FUTURE.

Exhibition | A transatlantic exhibition tracing 50 years of punk between Kiel and San Francisco.

  • Goethe-Institut San Francisco, San Francisco, CA

  • English

  • Free and open to the public

Members of the band NO MORE in front of a building © Helmut Kunde

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Tammam Azzam: A Horizon Remains

Exhibition | First solo exhibition in New York and institutional presentation in the US of Syrian-German artist

  • Goethe-Institut New York, New York, NY

  • Free

Courtesy of Tammam Azzam Courtesy of Tammam Azzam

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I Am A Rock I Am A Roll

Art Exhibition | A group exhibition of artists from Germany and Chicago exploring punk, DIY, and the legacy of Wesley Willis

  • KIOSK, Chicago, IL

Reoccurring Event Series

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6:00 PM–7:30 PM, EST

Philosophy Club

Monthly | Philosophical Discussion

  • Goethe-Institut Boston, Boston, MA

  • English

Photo of a stack of books next to an open book laying on a table against a black background Colourbox

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6:30 PM–8:00 PM, EST

Book Club

Monthly | Literature Discussion Group - in German

  • Online | Goethe-Institut Boston, Boston, MA

  • German

image graphic depicting a woman sitting and reading a book, above her a shelf with more book. Text reads, "Book Club with Goethe-Institut Boston, for advanced German levels" Goethe-Institut Boston

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6:30 PM–7:30 PM, EST

Plauderstunde

Every Wednesday | Chatting in German!

  • Goethe-Institut Boston, Boston, MA

  • German

image graphic depicting two pairs in conversation. A speech bubble floats above each pair and meets above their heads. The word "Plauderstunde" is written in green across both speech bubbles. Goethe-Institut Boston