Artsy Joins BBC’s The Art Game With Exclusive Auction Showcasing Berlin-Based Emerging Artists

This autumn, Artsy steps beyond the digital into the realm of broadcast with a collaboration that places Berlin’s restless energy center stage. In partnership with BBC’s The Art Game, a forthcoming series produced by Stellify Media, Artsy launches an exclusive online auction celebrating two Berlin-based artists: Celeste Najt and 44flavours.

Najt, who began her artistic journey through architectural photography and collage, paints in layered abstractions that unfold like fragmented maps. Her canvases echo the shifting lines of geography and identity. In her latest work, Circularidad Inconclusa (Unfinished Circularity), acrylic drifts into rhythmic motifs that feel both unfinished and eternal, an exploration of belonging and impermanence.

44flavours, the artist duo of Sebastian Bagge and Julio Rölle, transform everyday materials into striking murals, sculptures, and experimental canvases, their practice blurring the lines between design and fine art. Their tufted textile piece, Diferentes perspectivas, is a kaleidoscope. 

Both artists’ contributions are rich with vitality: bold, colourful, and full of life. They capture not only the pulse of Berlin but the universal rhythms of reinvention and experimentation.

From layered abstractions to vibrant tufted textiles, Celeste Najt and 44flavours capture the restless energy of Berlin in an exclusive Artsy auction bridging digital collectors and television audiences.

Speaking on the collaboration, Artsy CEO Jeffrey Yin said, “Artsy is honored to participate in The Art Game, produced by Stellify Media. Exclusively hosted on Artsy, the auction will give both new and established collectors a rare opportunity to acquire works by Celeste Najt and 44flavours — art that reflects Berlin’s strong emerging art scene.”

The Art Game episode featuring Artsy, airing in 2026, will include the platform’s VP of Marketing, Ani Petrov, and Editor-in-Chief, Casey Lesser. By uniting global collectors with television audiences, the project bridges digital and broadcast culture, all while championing artists who capture the essence of Berlin’s ever-evolving art landscape.

In many ways, this collaboration is more than an auction — it’s a mirror held up to Berlin itself. A city in constant motion, where identities overlap, disciplines collide, and art takes on forms as layered and restless as the streets that inspire it.