One month. Four weekly topics. Digital and hybrid formats. A real-life exhibition in Berlin-Neukölln. Watch our Livestream!

Since we have organised #rpREMOTE on 7 May 2020, a free one-day online conference in digital exile accessible to all for the first time in our history, we are now about to launch another prototype this September. Meant as an experimental ground for future projects, re:publica Campus at Ziegrastraße 1, Berlin-Neukölln will create a framework where we will work together with various partners to implement new digital, hybrid and analogue formats from 6 September to 4 October 2020. More information.

Check out here for the location plan. Information about how to get there can be found here. The program of our weekly topic “Netzfest” is available for download here.

"Netz Werke" shows the diversity of a culture influenced and inspired by life on the net. The exhibition picks up technical phenomena in a playful way and allows for a view of the connections and nodes of a network that spans our everyday life.

Each week ends with a workshop day (“Werkstatt”) on which we will merge the topics of the week and invite you to participate in the discussion.

Following the great success of our Netzfest event series in 2018 and 2019 in the Park at Gleisdreieck, this year's Netzfest will be held for the first time in digital and hybrid formats. In live-streamed sessions, video tutorials and a workshop day, attendees of all ages are invited to brush up their digital media competence on topics such as the basics of the Net, democracy online, digital schools, sustainability, inclusion and data security.

Netzfest is aimed at the general public and thus at a diverse audience independent of age, education and origin. To people with basic digital knowledge and interest in new socially relevant and technological developments. It sheds light on the social, cultural and technical changes brought about by digitisation, addresses current topics and challenges and makes complex topics tangible for everyone.

Find out more about the programme of Netzfest here.

Netzfest 2020 is funded by LOTTO-Stiftung Berlin for the second time.

Heimspiel – The Berlin Music Scene live at Home
In more than 30 video interviews Berlin-based musicians, bands, DJs, label managers, concert promoters, club and venue owners talk about the changes in their everyday life and the effects of the crisis on their creative work. The videos feature artists like Dota Kehr, Álvaro Soler, Rainald Grebe, Alina, Tex, Senta-Sofia Delliponti, Mal Élevé, Andreas Barthelemes and many more. The video premieres will soon be available exclusively on the re:publica channels and as a video installation in the #rpCampus exhibition "Netz Werke".

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