Portuguese artist Nuno Viegas visited the URBAN NATION last week and created an impressive installation for the museum. We met him to ask him a few questions about himself and his current work.
British born artist Hayley Welsh, has established herself as one of the newest creatives in the Western Australian art scene. There is something quite fantastical and a little bit dark lurking in Hayley’s work. Her latest work of art was created for the URBAN NATION and kicks off “The Monster Project”. We took the chance…
Dutch artist Super A never falls short of baffling the spectator with his highy metaphoric scenarios rendered in a supreme (hyper)realist style. Often his works resemble a Pandora’s box giving rise to an endlessly detailed flood of visual references How he came up with the idea for the motif for the façade and what else…
Young Jarus is one of the most famous artists from Canada. His paintings and murals are all over the world and have many international fans. End of April he paid URBAN NATION a visit and left a visible mark! Together with the Argentinean street artist Francisco Bosoletti he adapted the ancient story of “Apollo and…
URBAN NATION had the great honor to welcome the Cologne street artist Christian Böhmer in Berlin at the end of March. His trademarks are pictures and paintings of people, who carry a paperbag on the head. The paper bag is on the one hand a simple mask, but on the other hand an abstract means…
The easter bunny comes a little bit earlier this year. Instead of long ears and hiding eggs, he has very long hair and hid some of his installations for URBAN NATION in the neighbourhood of our museum @ Bülowstraße Berlin. We meet Pappas Pärlor, one of the most famous street artist from Sweden, and ask…
The british street artist Skeleton Cardboard came for a few days from London to Berlin. He created for URBAN NATION some art work close to the museum @ Bülowstraße and prettified the office of our director Yasha Young. We asked him a few question about his past, his work and his inspiration. Originally from /…
KURAR is a French Street Artist focusing on stencil works. Living and working in France, Clermont Ferrand and Paris.
Currently based here in Detroit since 2 months for my Remix solo exhibition. I’m based in both London and Berlin.
On the road these days! Born and raised in Lithuania but generally based in Penang Malaysia.