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Curator

  • ART FAIR 2019
  • COLLABORATION 2019
  • PROJECT M/15
  • January 8, 2020
Tina Ziegler

Since 2008, Tina Ziegler has been a torchbearer for the urban and contemporary art movement, having spent the last 12 years as a professional curator and project director, advocating and supporting the art movement she loves.  Originally from California, Ziegler relocated to Barcelona after producing her first urban art exhibition in 2003 in a warehouse loft in Seattle, Washington. Her eight years in Barcelona were spent undertaking a Bachelor’s degree from the private design institute IED for Marketing and Business, publishing her first book Hunt and Gather Art and working as a creative director and curator for clients from SWAB art fair, Atticus Gallery, Volkswagen and Powerslide, among others.

Rudolf David Klöckner URBAN SHIT
  • PROJECT M/11
  • January 30, 2017
Rudolf David Klöckner

Rudolf David Klöckner (*1982) works as curator, blogger and author at the interface of art and urbanism. Ten years ago he founded the blog www.urbanshit.de, which is one of the biggest German-speaking websites for urban art and urban cultural movements.

C100 Christian Hundertmark
  • PROJECT M/11
  • January 27, 2017
C100

Christian Hundertmark / C100 (born 1974 in Munich) is an artist and creative director. His first sketch “Anarchy” in 1989 was the impetus for a career as an active graffiti writer in the 90s.

  • PROJECT M/9
  • June 15, 2016
Charlotte Dutoit

Charlotte Dutoit is a French art producer and curator working between the U.S., UK, Puerto Rico and wherever new creative challenges arise. Always traveling and developing exciting new projects with some of the world’s most engaging visual artists, she is

JUSTKIDS URBAN NATION
  • PROJECT M/9
  • May 24, 2016
JustKids

JUSTKIDS is a dynamic interface that conceive, produce and promote comprehensive art projects on an international scale with some of the world’s most engaging visual artists, curators and strategic consultants. Since 2014, JUSTKIDS has supported a diverse team of inspirational

  • PROJECT M/9
StreetArtNews

StreetArtNews is the definitive guide to the Street Art World. StreetArtNews was founded in 2009 when Founder & Editor-in-Chief Rom Levy announced his plans for starting a publication devoted to Urban Art that would cater to what he called “Art

Jaime Rojo Curator URBAN NATION
  • PROJECT M/7
  • September 10, 2014
Jaime Rojo

Jaime Rojo is an art curator, photographer and expert in the field of street art and its related practices. Rojo has curated art exhibitions at galleries and museums in Los Angeles, New York, Moscow, and Berlin. He has lectured and directed symposia at universities, museums, and urban art festivals all around the world.

Steven P. Harrington Curator URBAN NATION
  • PROJECT M/7
Steven P. Harrington

Steven P. Harrington is an art curator, editor, writer, and expert in the field of street art and its related practices. His written work on the street art scene has been published in international press, books, and on websites and has been translated into Spanish, Italian, French, German, Norwegian, Portuguese and Korean. He has curated art exhibitions at galleries and museums in Los Angeles, New York, Moscow, and Berlin. He has lectured and directed symposia at universities, museums, and urban art around the world.

VNA Magazine

Very Nearly Almost is a UK-based independent magazine printed quarterly which features interviews with some of the world’s best urban artists, illustrators and photographers. Launched in 2006, VNA tracks everything from the wheatpastes, paint and stencils out there on the

Jonathan LeVine Project M URBAN NATION
  • PROJECT M/6
  • July 28, 2014
Jonathan LeVine

Originally from Trenton, New Jersey, Jonathan LeVine is an art dealer and curator focusing on lowbrow and street art. LeVine runs the Tin Man Alley gallery in Jersey City as well as the Delusional Art Competition that gives artists from around the world a chance to gain maximum exposure and recognition. Jonathan LeVine collaborated with URBAN NATION as a curator on Project M/6 in 2014.

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