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More than Pow! and Boing!: Germany’s comic scene

Journalist Anni in a tank © Arne Jysch/Carlsen Verlag, 2012

Arne Jysch
From film to comic

In “Wave and Smile”, Arne Jysch reconstructs the day-to-day life of a German army soldier in Afghanistan. “Der nasse Fisch” (i.e. The Wet Fish) is an adaptation of Volker Kutscher’s best-selling novel of the same name and focuses particular attention on the details of 1920s Berlin.

Jens Harder 5 © Jens Harder

Jens Harder
The Narrator of Time

Jens Harder only began drawing comics as an adult. This influences his work: rather than using conventional narrative structures, he uses an associative narrative style to expand the concept of the medium – most noticeably in his multi-volume history of the universe.

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Posthumanism © Stefanie Sixt

Posthumanism
At the Threshold of a New Era

What ethical, social and political questions arise when automation and artificial intelligence revolutionize the world of work? In the dossier on Posthumanism the Goethe-Institut Canada takes a critical look at these issues.

VR and Journalism © Retune

VR and Journalism
Exchange Across Borders

From April to November 2018, the Goethe-Institut Montreal's VR:RV project invites VR producers, artists and journalists from Germany and Canada to participate in discourses and carry out joint projects.

News Stand Grand Central Photo (detail): © Daniel Albanese

Uwe Johnson's New York
Riverside Drive Revisited

Over 50 years ago, Uwe Johnson began writing Anniversaries, a masterpiece of postwar German literature. On the occasion of the first complete English translation of the book, the Goethe-Institut USA takes you on a journey to discover Uwe Johnson's New York.

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