Media Department
Press Releases
Architectural awards: Preparation Pavilion and Bee Sculpture
Encounters with Rudolf Steiner today
A book presents Rudolf Steiner‘s original contributions to philosophy
Anthroposophy: pioneer of sustainability
Diversity strengthens the earth and human beings
From deserts to living landscapes
Biodynamic preparations promote microorganisms in the soil
“Agriculture needs cooperation”
Merger of publishers Rudolf Steiner Verlag and Verlag am Goetheanum
Book on Rudolf Steiner‘s approaches and concerns
Experiencing farming with active senses
Effective in the face of resistance
Press Pictures
Goetheanum offers you some photos. Feel free to use these photos for your project linked to the Goetheanum or for your private use. Please mention the copyright "Goetheanum/*Photographer*", see each image for more detail.
NB!
Please note that our photos may not be used if your project has no clear link to Goetheanum.
Please note that our photos may be used for non-commercial purposes freely. For commercial use, please contact us.
May you have any doubts or questions or may you consider taking pictures yourself on the spot, feel free to contact fotoundfilm@goetheanum.ch
Film and take pictures
Taking pictures and filming require a permit and coordination of schedules for the following cases:
• Shooting in the Main Hall, Exhibition Room, Rudolf Steiner Atelier and Hochatelier
• Shooting within the Goetheanum for journalistic or academic purposes
• Shooting with purpose of selling the pictures/recordings
• Shooting within the Goetheanum with additional material (e.g. tripod)
• Shooting in the Goetheanum or on the premises with an assistant or team
• Shooting on the site with a drone
• Larger projects
In these cases no contract is necessary:
• Shooting for private purposes in the public parts of the Goetheanum with a telephone or a handheld camera
• Shooting for private purposes on the premises with simple material (tripod)
Contact persons
Sebastian Jüngel
Coordination of the communications Department
kommunikation@goetheanum.ch+41 61 706 44 63
