Mumbai
Timeline
► Further Reading: "Public concerts in private homes"
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1973 - Goethe-Institut/Max Mueller Bhavan Mumbai
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1973 - Goethe-Institut/Max Mueller Bhavan Mumbai (Hall)
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1973 - Goethe-Institut/Max Mueller Bhavan Mumbai (library)
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1973 - Goethe-Institut/Max Mueller Bhavan Mumbai (language class)
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1973 - Goethe-Institut/Max Mueller Bhavan Mumbai (building & staff)
The Institut became too large for the quaint Malabar Hill bungalow, and moved to its current location in the CSMVS Museum annexe, where it spread out over three floors – with the Stuttgart Hall on the ground floor, library, administration and programme department on the first floor and language classrooms on the second floor.
► Günter Grass: Now my smoking pays off
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Astaad Debo | Ost-West Begegnungen 1984
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Chandraleka | Ost-West Begegnungen 1984
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Ileana Citaristi | Ost-West Begegnungen 1984
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Susanne Linke | Ost-West Tanz Begegnungen 1984
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Ost-West Theater Begegnungen 1986 (17.-25.01.1986, NCPA)
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Ost-West Theater Begegnungen 1986 (17.-25.01.1986, NCPA)
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Ost-West Begegnungen 1986 (NCPA)
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Georg Lechner | Ost-West Begegnungen (15.01-22.01.83, NCPA)
Dr. Georg Lechner initiated the ‘East West Encounters’ during his term as Director. Lasting four years, the project aimed to create a better cultural understanding between Germany and India, and included a series of East-West dialogues about art, music, theatre, dance, philosophy and science. The massive undertaking was also supported by the NCPA Mumbai (where many of these dialogues took place), the British High Commission and the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research. These encounters also led to long-term collaborations for the Institut, especially in the fields of dance – with exponents such as Chandralekha, Susanne Linke and Astad Deboo. The Encounters also featured artistes such as Pt. Bhimsen Joshi, Bhupen Kakkar, Smita Patil, Girish Karnad, Habib Tanvir, and many more.
► Classic Incantations with AR Rahman
► Website: Poets Translating Poets
► Exhibitions at Gallery MMB
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2018 | Open Codes at the Kala Ghoda Street Festival
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2018 | Open Codes at the Kala Ghoda Street Festival
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2018 | Open Codes at the Kala Ghoda Street Festival
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2018 | Open Codes at the Kala Ghoda Street Festival
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2018 | Open Codes at the Kala Ghoda Street Festival
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2018 | Open Codes at the Kala Ghoda Street Festival
The Institut collaborated with the ZKM Center for Art and Media, Karlsruhe to host our very first digital exhibition ‘Open Codes’ – showcasing art created from codes and scripts, used to get our audience thinking of what it is like to live and create in an increasingly programmed world. The exhibition kickstarted the first of a series of coding workshops and a hackathon, which continued into 2019, and sees an increasing interest among the people of Mumbai.
► Open Codes - Digital Culture Techniques