BETWEEN CAMPUS AND KIEZ: ART IN URBAN DIALOGUE
Based on Berlin´s image campaign slogan “Four of the best universities in Germany. Five, if you count the street,” students and teaching stuff of the Berlin University of the Arts present works that engage with the city in diverse ways. At the center lies the question of how the university and the urban environment influence one another, and what role artistic research plays in a constantly changing metropolis.
The exhibited artworks open up different perspectives and show how closely artistic practice, research, and urban life are intertwined. The collaboration between the State of Berlin, Berlin Partner, and the UdK Berlin makes this interplay visible and demonstrates how creativity and the city inspire one another.
The exhibition UdK x Berlin can be viewed from February 24th – 26th 2026, from 1–8 p.m. at Masumi Space, Kurfürstendamm 229, 10719 Berlin. Admission is free.
Participating artists
Ana Luiza Anjos
Sara Assadi
Aureus-Quartett
Saqib Aziz
Kurt von Bley
Özcan Ertek
Clemens Fischer
Seonkyu OH
Sally Frey
Dahye Seo
HU Jinchi
Simon Ostaschenko
Constantin Hartenstein
Hannah Fischer
Emil Woop
Marietta Krampitz
Julia Linden
Roxana Öztoprak
Les Ateliers de bricolage
und Fachgebiet Architektur-
geschichte + Architekturtheorie
Juyeong Park
Hibiki Ishijima
Ran Ren
Elisabeth Scholz
Haus8Kollektiv:
Elle Dominguez
Yasmin Fellows
Yuika Sato
Sara Cruz
Kana Yamada
Carlota Álvarez Barrera
University of the Arts
Berlin University of the Arts is one of the largest and most diversified universities of the arts in the world. The teaching offered mostly in traditional formats in the four colleges of Fine Arts, Architecture, Media and Design, Music and Performing Arts as well as at the Central Institute for Continued Education/ Berlin Career College as well as the inter-University centres for Dance (HZT) and Jazz (JIB) encompasses the full spectrum of the arts and related academic studies in more than 70 courses. With the right to confer doctorates and post-doctoral qualifications, Berlin University of the Arts is also one of the few art colleges in Germany with full university status. Teachers in art and music are also educated at Berlin University of the Arts, the only university in Berlin where these subjects can be studied.


