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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.
News from the Goetheanum
Crisis of partnership with the earth
In the book 'Coronazeit', the members of the Goetheanum leadership work out how the way of looking at things shapes the way we deal with the tasks ...
Meeting uncertain situations with participation
The conditions and values for taking on tasks in society, enterprises and self-administration have changed. With certainty and knowledge less in ...
A wider view to enable action: Videos on goetheanum.tv
The Goetheanum uses the platform goetheanum.tv to put together films and recordings of interviews, lectures and artistic presentations. Some of ...
The organic-farm effect: Health requires exposure
Children who regularly spend time on a farm with animals have fewer allergies because exposure to diverse stimuli enhances the immune response. ...
More humanity
A working group for clowns has been founded within the Section for the Performing Arts at the Goetheanum. In the first issue of a new magazine ...
Living agriculture
The second international biodynamic research conference, held online from 30 August to 2 September, explored the preconditions for a living ...
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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.