The Neuer Berliner Kunstverein (n.b.k.) is a prestigious art organization established in 1969 in Berlin, dedicated to the promotion of contemporary art. Located in Berlin-Mitte on Chausseestraße, n.b.k. provides a dynamic platform for a wide range of artistic expressions through its dedicated exhibition spaces. The institution hosts an array of exhibitions featuring renowned artists such as Suzanne Lacy and Yoko Ono, along with unique programming, artist discussions, and multimedia events. Notable upcoming exhibitions include "Caught in a Landslide" and "Uncertain Futures," showcasing innovative works and ideas.

Additionally, n.b.k. features a video forum, boasting Germany's largest collection of international video art, and an artothek that offers over 4,000 accessible contemporary artworks for loan, promoting art appreciation and engagement. Membership opportunities provide exclusive benefits and support for n.b.k.’s ongoing initiatives. Regular newsletters keep subscribers informed about the latest exhibitions and events, solidifying n.b.k.'s commitment to fostering vibrant artistic discourse in the heart of Berlin.