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Organically formed because it is concerned with the knowledge of life. Named after J.W. Goethe, the poet and scientist, because it aims to unite art and science. Exploring what makes us human, through the arts, on stage or in conferences: the Goetheanum – a place for Anthroposophy.
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The search for life: 100 years Research Institute
The Research Institute at the Goetheanum was founded a hundred years ago, prompted by the first experiments in search of a ‘reagent’ that can make ...
Revealing a previously unseen world
The exhibition at the Goetheanum features 20 paintings by Margarita Voloshina (1882–1973). The works from the second half of her life come from ...
Gateways for new impulses
Entrepreneurship involves creating something new and dealing with new situations. Internally, this can refer to questions such as handing over a ...
Campus party
On 12 September from 10 am to 4 pm a Campus party was held in and around the Goetheanum that attracted several hundred visitors. There were guided ...
Promoting life’s potential
Manfred Klett is a farmer and he sees farming as the art and science of relations. The living relations in agriculture are the key to promoting ...
There was once a garden…
The Goetheanum is affected by the current health regulations. In a series of articles, members of the Goetheanum Leadership give expression to ...
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Goetheanum –School of Spiritual Science
The Goetheanum is the headquarters for the School of Spiritual Science and the General Anthroposophical Society. The School of Spiritual Science with its eleven sections is active worldwide in research, development, teaching, and the practical implementation of its research findings and is supported by the Anthroposophical Society.
Events range from lectures on special themes, to large, international conferences, to performances by ensembles and guest performances in Eurythmy, theater, puppetry and music.
Situated in the Jura landscape, 10 Kilometers South of Basel, the Goetheanum sits grand on the Dornach hill, with its expressive architecture and picturesque garden park, café and a bookstore.