Kindra Scharich and Jeffrey LaDeur together offering us their own musical journey through Schubert's seminal Winterreise (Winter Journey).
Join us for an important and timely conversation with Susan Neiman, author of "Learning from the Germans: Race and the Memory of Evil"
A conversation between the artists Nora Krug and Büke Schwarz with Stefan Börnchen about graphic novels, belonging, identity, and art.
The German Embassy and Washington Performing Arts invite you and your loved ones to a free virtual holiday concert.
This zoom lecture series investigates artists whose life and art were impacted by the German Nazi terror regime 1933-1945.
2020 is the 250th anniversary of Ludwig van Beethoven. Join us for a tribute concert to this musical genius.
Join us for an evening of German holiday favorites at our online Sing-Along led by Minnesänger Director John Hoffacker at the GAI Haus.
Join us for a discussion about German stereotypes, Minnesota nice, COVID-19 and lockdowns, politics, the appreciation of the arts in German.
This conversation will touch on how history can be shaped through film, and how film can serve as a medium of activism.
UNC hosts an expert panel on the 2018 German film Datsche, which provides a modern look at diversity and migration in Germany.
Join Goethe Pop Up Seattle for an artist talk with John Affolter, the Curator’s Choice artist of the exhibition No Longer and Not Yet.
Join Goethe Pop Up Seattle for an evening with Daniel Schulz and Larry Reid to hear about the new book "Kathy Acker in Seattle."
Visit the virtual exhibition of German Street Fronts on Saxon industrial architecture.
The exhibition Germany Street Fronts is currently being presented at the Center for Architectural Culture in Dresden.
Join the American Academy in Berlin for a lecture by James N. Green.
Discuss how and why Beethoven's music was a revolution during his lifetime and remains so relevant today.
Join the Bertelsmann Foundation and the DC Shorts International Film Festival for the premiere screening of a documentary film.
The documentary CLIMATE WARRIORS showcases climate activists, scientists & entrepreneurs in Europe and the US that fight the climate crisis.
This special panel marks the release of "The German Cinema Book (2nd Edition)," published by the British Film Institute in April 2020.
Ingmar Nolting’s Covid-19 series is presented online and will inspire a transatlantic conversation with art critic Jordan Jones.
The German Design Museum Foundation is offering workshops geared especially towards teachers in the areas of German, art and social studies.
Berghahn Books & The Fritz Ascher Society celebrate the publication of “Immortality, Memory, Creativity, and Survival."
This movie portrays the laws of trees and forests, our long-standing companions on this planet, and highlights their importance.
Join the virtual film screening of Christina Antonakos-Wallace's "From Here."
Join the virtual film screening of Keith A. Beauchamp's "The Untold Story of Emmett Louis Till."
Join the virtual film screening of Oliver Hardt's "Black Deutschland."
Join the virtual film screening of Oliver Hardt's "The Black Museum."
Experience Berlin in an augmented reality setting, featuring Berlin DJ Alex.Do performing the soundtrack live and join the team for a chat.
Film screening and discussion about a treasure trove of music by Jewish musicians destroyed during “Reichspogromnacht,” then found again.
Berghahn Books and The Fritz Ascher Society celebrate the publication of "Immortality, Memory, Creativity, and Survival."
Berghahn Books and The Fritz Ascher Society celebrate the publicaion of "Immortality, Memory, Creativity, and Survival."
The German Studies Collaboratory is a virtual hub of resources for those interested in German language, art, culture, and history.
This convivial meal-at-a-distance will bring speakers to the kitchen table along with so-called invasive species from the US and Germany.
Place and Space asks how different materials from various forms of research communicate with each other.
The Current presents interdisciplinary research, methodological experiments and works of art that explore the Mississippi River.
Screening sessions and artist talks will conclude each nightly program, showcasing and creating windows into a variety of artitic practices.
This conversation takes place between two very different regions that are experiencing transformations prompted by the multiple disasters.
The German Design Museum Foundation is offering workshops geared especially towards teachers in the areas of German, art, and social studies
This year: GermanHolidayMarket.org will simulate visiting our annual Holiday Market in person sharing the Gemütlichkeit of the season.
This annual event brings authentic German and European holiday traditions to Denver!
A chronicle of the cultural phenomenon known as Queercore.
Documenting queer punk scenes in Texas and beyond.
A biography about the East German collector and transgender activist Charlotte von Mahlsdorf.
A documentary about four gay men trying to live a fulfilling life in a rural German town.
Looking at LGBTIQ+ archives and archival practices in Houston and Berlin
Audre Lorde came to live and teach in West-Berlin in the 1980s and became the catalyst for the Afro-German movement.
With the forthcoming election, photographer Jens Schwarz explores the dichotomous political identities within the American society.
View the digital exhibition of selected national and international artists by the Goethe Pop Up Seattle: NO LONGER AND NOT YET.
View the solo exhibition of the "curator's choice" artist from Goethe Pop Up Seattle's art call NO LONGER AND NOT YET.
Join Goethe Pop Up Seattle's monthly film series German Cinema Now! for an online screening of Ines Johnson-Spain's BECOMING BLACK.
In collaboration with Free Egunfemi Bangura and Goethe Pop Up Seattle, Wa Na Wari will reactivate its front of house as a memory space.
Goethe Pop Up Seattle and SQFF present German filmmaker Leonie Krippendorff's most recent feature COCOON.
Goethe Pop Up Seattle and SQFF present the US premiere of Barbara Wallbraun’s film, UFERFRAUEN: LESBIAN LIFE AND LOVE IN THE GDR.
Goethe Pop Up Seattle partners with Northwest Film Forum to present the documentary "From Here."
Join Goethe Pop Up Seattle's monthly film series German Cinema Now! for an online screening of Clarissa Thieme's WHAT REMAINS / RE-VISITED.
Join Goethe Pop Up Seattle for the monthly film series German Cinema Now! with an online screening of Ayse Polat's The Heiress (Die Erbin).
Join us for an artist talk about the KC iteration of There Are Black People in the Future feat. Alisha B. Wormsley & a group of KC artists.
Goethe Pop Up Seattle invites 3D artists to enter original work for the combined digital and physical exhibition "No Longer and Not Yet".
There Are Black People In The Future is a virtual residency led by artist Alisha B. Wormsley in collaboration with Project Row Houses.
Deadline October 25, 11:59 PM EDT; Performances of winning submissions on November 9.
An Afro-futurist project by Alicia B. Wormsley to highlight ongoing critical memory intervention.
Join the Goethe Pop Up Kansas City for a conversation between Olivia Wenzel and Sarah Schulman moderated by Dr. Robert Tobin
Meet to discuss works from contemporary German-speaking authors. This event will discuss about "Austerlitz" by W.G. Sebald (2001).
Join the Goethe Pop Up Kansas City for a conversation between Jayrôme Robinet and Kenny Fries moderated by Dr. Robert Tobin.
Join us for a conversation with filmmaker Yony Leyser and Houston punk historian David Ensminger as they discuss LGBTIQ+ punk worlds.
Join a tour of cultural and educational experiences native to every EU Member State without leaving home!
Join the German Embassy for a special conversation with author Deborah Feldman and Unorthodox director Maria Schrader.
