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Artists from the NEXT section of Art Düsseldorf 2026 were invited to apply for a two-week artist residency at KPM Berlin, where the selected artist would work with master painters to create new work on porcelain.
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Get matched →For the first time, the KPM Berlin foundation awarded an artist residency through Art Düsseldorf to an artist from the NEXT section. A jury of representatives from the Düsseldorf and Berlin art scenes selected Emil Urbanek, represented at the fair by Berlin gallery Weserhalle, for this inaugural residency.
The two-week residency at KPM Berlin (Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Berlin) allows artists to work with the manufactory's master painters on porcelain. Emil Urbanek created the collection "Never Empty" during his residency, which was shown at the KPM Pavilion during Berlin Art Week.
Artists exhibiting in the NEXT section at Art Düsseldorf 2026 were eligible for selection by jury.
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