Concept Berlin Collection comprises approximately 200 works housed within an educational institution closely connected to vocational training and employment. The institution brings together people of different ages, cultures and backgrounds to develop skills, find new opportunities and navigate periods of professional and personal transition.
The collection grew from a longstanding engagement with African American art and culture and a commitment to supporting Black artists and increasing the visibility of their work. Over time, this developed into a broader collection shaped by different geographies, generations and artistic practices.
Rather than being held privately or encountered only in a gallery, the works became part of the institution itself. Here, art is part of everyday life — seen while learning, working, waiting, meeting and moving towards something new.