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Venue:
Großfunkstelle Nauen
Graf-Arco-Straße 154
14641 Nauen


Media Broadcast GmbH, owner of the historic large-scale radio station in Nauen, is inviting visitors to the radio station to mark Open Monument Day. On this occasion, the Brandenburg Museum is showing the artistic film "Telegraphy as a Genocidal Tool" (2025, 23 min.) by artist Tuli Mekondjo, which was created for the exhibition "Signals of Power. Nauen, Kamina, Windhoek" exhibition. The artist uses a ritual performance to link the major radio stations in Windhoek and Nauen in order to draw attention to colonial continuities between Namibia and Germany.

Prof Dr Dieter Daniels, co-curator of "Signals of Power", will accompany the screening on site and will be available for discussions with visitors. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to experience the film at an original historical location where the former technical innovation was linked to colonial power politics.

Please note the following information:

• If you are travelling by car to the large radio station, we recommend entering "Dechtower Damm 1" in your sat nav, as this will take you to the main entrance. Please do not enter "Graf-Arco-Str. 154".

• Persons with pacemakers are not allowed to enter