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Urban Nation Museum

Guten Morgen/Tag/Abend or whichever time of the day it is. Every cloud has a silver lining, so has my blog. Inspired by a recent lesson, I decided to share my fave museum's story. Last year, about the same time I took a quick city break to explore some art in our neighbour's country with my friend. Berlin seemed to be the best option for us and it appeared to have many lovely corners. Nevertheless, it was the Urban Nation Museum that we enjoyed the most.
First of all, the entrance is totally free of charge which was important for us, 2 broken girls (pun intended). However, there was a possibility to donate some money inside. And I think that's quite a nice solution since murals that decorate the building outside are often changed. We had a chance to spot this one which was designed by Dima Rebus from Russia.


However, the inside was compelling as well. There was an initiative to create some street and urban's pieces due to vandalism which was frequently reflected well... at streets of Berlin. The museum itself was opened in September 2017 preceded by a few years of meticulous projects. The inside is so riveting thanks to bridges that assist in the sightseeing of a dozen of exhibitions including a variety of sculptures paintings, installations etc. This place is broadly focused on a contemporary and urban art as it's indicated by its name. I've really had some trouble choosing among may favourites ones, because all of them were unique and were created by artists all over the world who decided to make an international art's exchange with the museum in Germany. But here are some of prettiest, most cherished pieces of art:









Many of them included a comic books' influence and are commonly a tribute for the modern art and artists. In my opinion it's amazing when art evokes emotions in general and I found many of them due to my visit in Urban Art Museum and I highly recommend this place to go. Finally, I'm gonna leave you with my favourite place in the whole museum. Cheers!





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