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After many years of planning and preparation, the time had finally come on September 22, 2017: The URBAN NATION MUSEUM FOR URBAN CONTEMPORARY ART in Berlin officially opened its doors to visitors for the first time.
Especially for the first exhibition, which was held under the motto “UNique. UNited. UNstoppable.“ 145 artists and 11 curators from 28 countries created over 190 works of art.
One year after the opening of the museum, the new exhibition “The power of art as a social architect“ opened on September 27, 2018. The current exhibition interactively traces the genesis of an art movement that is one of the most successful of the present: Urban Art. The exhibition shows works of art by more than 50 artists from the collection of the URBAN NATION Museum. A timeline explains the history of the museum, from the vision specified in 2013 to the opening of the second exhibition in 2018.
With “Martha Cooper: Taking Pictures“, URBAN NATION presents a retrospective of Martha Cooper’s photographic work spanning six decades, starting from October 2, 2020 until May 22, 2022. The exhibition traces Cooper’s life with the help of photographs and personal items – from her first camera in 1946 to her current reputation as a world-famous photographer.
Current exhibition
With “Martha Cooper: Taking Pictures”, URBAN NATION presents a retrospective of Martha Cooper’s photographic work spanning six decades. The exhibition traces Cooper’s life with the help of photographs and personal items – from her first camera in 1946 to her current reputation as a world-famous photographer.
Past exhibitions
Under the title “The power of art as a social architect”, visitors can currently experience the museum’s history so far in the second exhibition of the still young museum. Interactive, the exhibition traces the genesis of an art movement that is one of the most successful of the present: Urban Art!
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“UNique. UNited. UNstoppable. ”- this was the motto for the first exhibition of the URBAN NATION Museum. 145 artists from 28 countries. 11 curators. 190 artworks. The majority of these works were created especially for the opening exhibition in 2017.