Maputo What's on
Concert by Aly Faque and his Band
3 June 2011. This concert features the singer Aly Faque, master of acoustic guitar and the traditional rhythms coming from Nampula.
Faque
Addis Ababa What's on
8-19 June 2011. This exhibition entitled Panorama and Memories pays homage to Addis Ababa and explores its architectural heritage. It also displays the works created by some students within the contes...
Lagos What's on
13 July 2011. Goethe-Institut projects this German movie entitled Fu
Cairo What's on
Heralding Spring by Nazli Madkour
28 May-18 June 2011. This exhibition displays the paintings by the Egyptian artist Nazli Madkour.
Madkour lives and works in Cairo. She holds a masters degree in Political Economy obtained at the A...
Dar Es Salaam What's on
2-16 June 2011. Goethe Institut offers several film projection on Thursdays in June.
On 2 June at 19.00 on programme is the German feature film The Lives of Others directed by Florian Henckel von...
Dar Es Salaam What's on
Born as an Artist by Evarist Chikawe
6-30 June 2011. This exhibition entitled Born as an Artist showcases the recent paintings by Evarist Chikawe, one of the most famous Tanzanian artists.
This 36-years old artist has been very popu...
Cape Town What's on
Tretchikoff: The people’s painter
26 May-25 September 2011. This retrospective pays homage to one of South Africa
Nairobi What's on
8-13 August 2011. The fifth edition of Kids For Kids Festival Africa will bring together an international community of young filmmakers and media educators in a six-day film festival dedicated to the...
Cairo What's on
11th Independent Film Festival
22-24 May 2011. Goethe Institut hosts the 11th edition of this Independent Film Festival.
The screenings of independent movies, mainly by filmmakers such as Beit Sha'ar by Iman Kamel, which will ope...
Cairo What's on
20-30 May 2011. This exhibition pays homage to Hossam Amin and proposes a selection of paintings, sculptures and textiles by this polyhedral artist.
Cairo What's on
19 May-15 June 2011. This exhibition pays homage to the prominent Egyptian painter Salah Taher, who died in 2007, on the 100th anniversary of his birth.
Taher reached fame in the 1960s when he was...
Nairobi What's on
Miriam Rubino de Rinck’s Pop Art Safari
17 May-13 June 2011. This exhibition displays a selection of works entitled Pop Art Safari by the Argentinean artist Miriam Rubino de Rinck. On this occasion visitors will have the chance to browse an...
Cairo What's on
14 May-14 June 2011.This exhibition entitled Apparition of Symbolism brings together the paintings by two contemporary Egyptian artists Samir Rafea and Mahmoud Abdallah. Their works portray scenes fr...
Cairo What's on
Joint Italian-Egyptian Exhibition
13-23 May 2011. This joint Italian-Egyptian exhibition entitled Muse displays the paintings by Omar Galliani and Essam Maarouf. The exhibition is part of an extended strategy by the Chairman of the Pl...
Cape Town What's on
The Indian in DRUM Magazine in the 1950s
11 May-14 August 2011.This exhibition focuses on the representation of the Indian community in South Africa, which was founded by indentured labourers between 1860 and 1917. These Indian workers moved...
Nairobi What's on
The All Africa Music and Dance Festival on Peace
27-28 August 2011. The 2011 edition of the All Africa Music and Dance Festival on Peace celebrates music and dance for peace in Africa.
This festival is open to all artists, choreographers, dance...
Cape Town What's on
Through the Lens of Ranjith Kally
11 May-11 September 2011. This exhibition displays the works by the 85 years old Durban photographer Ranjith Kally and displays some of his shots taken since 1945.
Kally is specialized in portrait...
Dar Es Salaam What's on
The Barazani Multicultural Night
18 May 2011. This monthly multicultural night, better known as Barazani, pays monthly homage to the local Tanzanian culture, music and traditions.
On this occasion it features the traditional musi...
Cairo What's on
9-19 May 2011. The Hungarian Cultural Counselor Office displays a series of photographs entitled Tahrir Square by the Hungarian photographer Agnes Balazs. Balazs offers her interpretation of the Egypt...
