King Lear is not an ordinary royal drama but—like Hamlet and Macbeth—a tragedy with archetypal images. Behind these images, historical...
From out of past cultural epochs up through to the present day, the evolution of human language is truly a...
Whilst rehearsals of Goethe’s Faust were in full swing at the Goetheanum Stage, the students of the Anthroposophy Studies on Campus studied and performed Goethe’s fairytale The Green Snake and the Beautiful Lily. In June, it was presented as a site-specific promenade performance in the gardens of the Goetheanum. Fairy...
This little book explores themes of the work of the Pedagogical Section at the Goetheanum. The collected articles focus on...
Morning break at the World Teacher’s Conference at the Goetheanum: In the packed foyer of the Goetheanum I meet Peter...
Life is always designed. It is always a present form that changes in time. In general, we perceive these phenomena as living, to which we grant a relationship to space and time, even if not entirely transparent, but always ordered. And such a relationship is always present in living beings....
Tübingen, Germany. A new exhibition on Joseph Beuys. The name Joseph Beuys evokes mixed feelings among art connoisseurs. Many appreciate...
Paris, France. Seminar and exhibition visit: Hilma af Klint. Integrity denotes the alignment of one’s actions with firmly held moral...
There are concepts that, in an instant, shed light on something and reveal insights into the depths of time. The word “loss” is one such key concept. Sociologist Andreas Reckwitz brought it into the spotlight with his book Verlust—Ein Grundproblem der Moderne [Loss: a fundamental problem of modernity]. Reckwitz begins...
Marie Steiner-von Sivers, a trained actor, worked tirelessly with Rudolf Steiner over the years leading up to the “Dramatic Course”...
Often, even just a few days after September 29, we forget about Michaelmas. But the deeper atmosphere of this festival...
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