On June 17, the Goethe-Institut Bucharest hosted a panel discussion entitled "Künstlerische Wahlheimaten zwischen Berlin und Bukarest". Guests included filmmaker and singer Hanno Höfer, journalist Nina May, and Dr. Cristian Cercel, a research associate at the IdGL.
The event was moderated and primarily organized by Dr. Heinke Fabritius, cultural officer for Transylvania, the Carpathian region, Bessarabia, and Dobruja at the Transylvanian Museum in Gundelsheim am Neckar. The discussion focused on Bucharest, Berlin, and Tübingen as (adopted) homes, the meaning of home, and German-Romanian connections and encounters in Romania and Germany.
The audience also included 20 students from the University of Tübingen, who were participating in the workshop hosted by Prof. Dr. Reinhard Johler, PD Dr. Daniela Simon, and Dr. Cristian Cercel led the excursion seminar “Bucharest – Diversity (in) a Big City”.