Under the programmatic title “ONE WALL – one wall, one message,” the URBAN NATION Museum has been inviting international and up-and-coming street artists to create monumental images on selected facades in Berlin since 2014. This initiative sees murals not merely as decorative surfaces, but as interventionist acts in urban space: they mark, comment on, and transform the face of the city in a lasting way.
Each ONE WALL is more than just a single mural: it is an artistic statement that emerges from a reflective examination of the location, history, and environment. The invited artists consciously incorporate the specific topography, social structure, and aesthetic potential of the neighborhood into their designs. This dialogical process results in an individual work that articulates both the artistic position and the qualities of its context.
From the 13th to the 19th of May, the best oft he best of the international street art scene gathered in Berlin and turned gray facades into unique works of art James Bullough and the artist duo Telmo Miel were […]
Welcome to Mural Madness in May – this month will be awesome. As one of the many partners of the Berlin Mural Festival and as a non-profit organization, we will make the city a bit more colorful and ringing in […]
In urban art united! The year 2018 at URBAN NATION is under the motto “United”. Artists from all over the world come to Berlin, either work on a common theme, use a space together and coordinate their different techniques for […]
In December, the URBAN NATION MUSEUM FOR URBAN CONTEMPORARY ART invited the Berlin artist trio “innerfields” to design a house façade in Prenzlauer Berg for the latest “OneWall” project. With “innerfields” the 27th “OneWall” project of URBAN NATION was realized. […]
