URBAN NATION MUSEUM FOR URBAN CONTEMPORARY ART is an international institution for art, creative projects and social exchange. Since September 2017 URBAN NATION shows under the leitmotif "Connect. Create. Care." that the house is far more than a museum.
With the new exhibition, curated by director Yasha Young, visitors have been able to to explore the history of the museum first-hand. The new exhibition „Un-derstand the power of art as a social architect" is a journey from the first vision of URBAN NATION to the opening of the second exhibition in September. Interactively, the exhibition traces the genesis of an art flow that is one of the most successful of the present: Urban Art!
There is a new One Wall with an urgent message at Berlin’s Bülowstrasse. In his latest work for URBAN NATION MUSEUM FOR URBAN CONTEMPORARY ART, the Cologne artist Christian Böhmer accepted the invitation of museum director Yasha Young and addresses […]
Last week an old friend and companion of the URBAN NATION MUSEUM FOR URBAN CONTEMPORARY ART followed the invitation of director Yasha Young to enrich Berlin’s cityscape with a new ONE WALL: Fanakapan. His latest work of art now adorns […]
As one of the first museums in Germany, the URBAN NATION MUSEUM FOR URBAN CONTEMPORARY ART builds the bridge between the analogue museum and the digital world through its cooperation with the museum-app SmARTify. Utilizing the free app is a […]
You should know this artist: Ann Lewis is famous for her impressive, politically charged installations and performances. The US-American activist artist deals controversially with topics such as social justice, women’s rights, police brutality and environmental protection in her artworks and […]
One building, one wall, one artist – the ONE WALL project continues to take the spotlight in which urban contemporary art currently stands and focus it on the areas from which it comes: on the districts and neighbourhoods. ONE WALL […]
