Columbus did not discover America in 1492, but it was the beginning of colonialism that also brought the colonial thinking of the two-gender system and othering. 

How can children and families in a region plagued by poverty, violence, and environmental degradation develop prospects for the future? 

Experience African community spirit and pure vitality in a dynamic drumming course with musician Sally Goldenboy.

Experience African community spirit and pure vitality in a dynamic drumming course with musician Sally Goldenboy.

Experience African community spirit and pure vitality in a dynamic drumming course with musician Sally Goldenboy.

Do you want to learn languages and more about the related countries, and meet nice people at the same time? Then our intercultural courses are just right for you! Our language courses impress with native-speaking teachers and a small number of participants with a maximum of 10 people.

Do you want to learn languages and more about the related countries, and meet nice people at the same time? Then our intercultural courses are just right for you! Our language courses impress with native-speaking teachers and a small number of participants with a maximum of 10 people.

Would you like to learn something about the country and its people and meet nice people at the same time? Then our intercultural courses are just right for you! Our language courses impress with native-speaking teachers and a small number of participants with a maximum of 10 people.

Delve into the fascinating world of Chinese calligraphy and discover the connection between art, body and mind in this inspiring workshop with painter Linhong Zhao.

“Puspawarna Nusantara” means “the many colors of Indonesia.” This piano recital will feature works by Claude Debussy, Jaya Suprana, Mochtar Embut, Colin McPhee, and Amir Pasaribu. Postcolonial studies are a much-discussed topic, also within academic and artistic contexts. By presenting works that go beyond the classical canon of Western music, this concert aims to bring about decolonialization. For people, music in particular serves as a dynamic medium through which a wide variety of cultural elements can be absorbed, making the boundaries between the self and the other nearly impossible to draw. Based on postcolonial concepts, such as Edward Said’s *Orientalism* and Homi Bhabha’s *Mimicry*, the performed works thus bring together transcultural elements from East and West.

Free admission!

Pianists: Robert Christian Gomulyo and Maria Theodora Kriswinatmaja

Moderator: Maia Loh 

Venue: Bösendorfersaal, Universität Mozarteum, Mirabellplatz 1, 5020 Salzburg

Picture: Robert Christian Gomulyo and Maria Theodora Kriswinatmaja