Start With Art
von»Ein Bild ist ein Bild«: Künstlerhaus Göttingen presents its annual program of exhibitions and workshops.
In English
Who We Are
vonThe series Severance points out the process of alienation and victimization of the working class by showing a dystopian workplace.
A Caring Hug in Book Form
vonMatt Haig makes you appreciate life with all its ups and downs in this simple, yet fascinating book.
What’s behind The Walls?
vonThe Walls at Kunsthaus Göttingen is an exhibition of contemporary art represented by the artworks of three German artists.
Autism Representation or Stereotyping?
vonExtraordinary Attorney Woo is an uplifting story on the brilliant abilities and the everyday struggles of an autistic woman in the rigid Korean society.
“The writers I publish on have all been outsiders in some way”
vonAuthor Hilary Holladay talks about her book »The Power of Adrienne Rich«, writing, Fourth wave feminism and powerful women.
C’mon C’mon, Turn the Radio on!
vonC’mon C’mon shows adults a slice of life in black and white while offering a rainbow of perspectives.
The Story of Korean Outcasts
vonPachiko: A bitter-sweet story of three Koreans generations who fight for integration in the discriminatory Japanese society.
Bonjour Adolescence
vonTurning Red is an untold story of a happy-go-lucky girl who experiences a roller coaster ride on the onset of puberty.
An (un)expected Journey
vonAs the hitmen in David Leitch’s film Bullet Train must constantly adapt to changing circumstances, so must the audience have an open mind to appreciate the movie.