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Featuring Contemporary German Arts, Technology, and Education
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, UNITED STATES, October 28, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ — The Goethe-Institut San Francisco proudly announces its reopening at 657 Howard Street, located in San Francisco’s cultural corridor, with a renewed focus on diverse cultural and educational events. The inaugural exhibition, C/Change/StepIntoGerman, emphasizes the role of emerging technologies in fostering intercultural dialogue and amplifying marginalized voices through intentional design.
The new facility includes an exhibition and event space, perfect for interdisciplinary programs and public events. Expanded offerings include art, film, literature, theater, dance, and educational opportunities, focusing on international collaboration. As part of a network of 151 Goethe-Instituts globally, the Bay Area branch weaves global perspectives into addressing local issues, particularly the societal impact of new technologies.
Opening Exhibition: C/Change and StepIntoGerman
The first exhibition at the new location, C/Change and StepIntoGerman, will be open to the public from October 28 to November 22, 2024. This exhibition explores technology’s transformative role in promoting cultural exchange and amplifying marginalized voices. Visitors are welcome to explore the exhibition during public hours, free of charge, from Tuesday to Thursday, 11 AM to 4 PM, with extended hours until 7:30 PM on select dates.
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About the Goethe-Institut
Established in 1967, the Goethe-Institut San Francisco fosters cultural exchange and dialogue between Germany and the U.S. Through a diverse range of programs, including exhibitions, screenings, concerts, festivals, and workshops, the Goethe-Institut highlights contemporary German art, film, and the intersection of art and technology. It also facilitates public discussion on current socio-political issues in collaboration with its American partners.
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