Masters (38 min) by Shaun Motsi is a speculative short film that explores the production and dissemination of knowledge in online formats situated between education and entertainment. The film brings together multigenerational, Black diasporic characters navigating the institutionalization of Black perspectives within the cultural and media mainstream.
Free admission
Thursday 12 noon–8 pm, Tuesday–Friday 12 noon–6 pm
No sales on April 26 and 27 or May 1, 2026 (Labor Day)
To mark World Book Day on April 23, 2026, the Neuer Berliner Kunstverein (n.b.k.) is launching a special sale featuring publications from the series “n.b.k. Ausstellungen,” “n.b.k. Diskurs,” and “n.b.k. Berlin.”
During the sale period until May 3, all books on offer can be purchased at half price – EUR 9.90. Members of the n.b.k. receive an additional special discount.
The n.b.k.'s publication program includes exhibition catalogs, monographic and thematic publications, artist books, and theoretical writings, as well as interview volumes, historical readers, anthologies, and series of writings.
The publication series n.b.k. Exhibitions presents artists and their oeuvre, incl. Hito Steyerl, Ulrike Ottinger, Hans Haacke, Michel Majerus, Mona Hatoum, Tomas Schmit, Oliver Ressler, Halil Altındere, Thomas Arslan, Hartmut Bitomsky, Clemens von Wedemeyer, Candida Höfer a. o. Extensive photographic documentation of n.b.k. exhibitions, historical and previously unpublished material, […]
With Anna-Verena Nosthoff (Junior Professor for the Ethics of Digitization, University of Oldenburg) and Paul Feigelfeld (Professor for Digitality and Cultural Mediation, Mozarteum University Salzburg), moderated by Christine Watty (journalist, Deutschlandfunk Kultur)
In this panel, the participants will examine digital technologies as infrastructures of power and discuss their role in the formation of authoritarian systems.
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