A special highlight of the exhibition LOVE LETTERS TO THE CITY is the work of graffiti pioneer Lady Pink on the façade of the URBAN NATION Museum. Lady Pink, born in Ecuador, grew up in New York and began writing […]
UNSUPERVISED: Childhood Dreams & Fantasy Rebels On 01 November, 20204, we celebrated the opening of the final exhibition of our 9th Fresh A.I.R. class. Twelve artists from eight European countries have dedicated themselves for ten months to this year’s topic […]
Cities are more than concrete and asphalt, they pulsate with stories, dreams and emotions. For the new exhibition at URBAN NATION we have developed a multimedia guide. It contains an audio tour, information about each chapter and it’s artworks, but […]
In August 2024, HNRX and Kartelovic created a new ONE WALL for the URBAN NATION INITIATIVE. At a meet & greet between the artists and the residents of the building, they presented their design and integrated small requests for additions […]
September 9 to 13, 2024Bülowstraße around the URBAN NATION Museum The week before the grand opening of the exhibition LOVE LETTERS TO THE CITY and the Bülow Street Festival creative people from all over the world will paint new Community […]
The artist group innerfields create a new ONE WALL, which honors the courage and acts of resistance of Dorothee and Harald Poelchau during National Socialism in Germany.
The new exhibition “Love Letters to the City”, curated by Michelle Houston, opens for Berlin Art Week on September 13, 2024 at the URBAN NATION.
The artist Lukas Zeiliger will create a new ONE WALL for the URBAN NATION Museum on two walls of a parking garage in Spandau.
20 Kindergarten kids painted a tunnel at Sandstraße 64 together with Fresh A.I.R. Artist Maria Brudașcă.
URBAN NATION presents the international group exhibition “The Versus Project V” by the artist duo Layer Cake at the Satellite Gallery. In their collaborative works, Patrick Hartl and Christian Hundertmark (C100) question the unwritten graffiti rule of never painting over another graffiti writer’s work (“crossing”) unless it is an absolute provocation.
