Monochrome. All the Colours of the Rainbow
The exhibition shatters the stereotypical view of early photography as colourless and reveals its vibrant image.
Hidden Meanings. The Interior Motif in Polish Art from the 19th to the 21st Century
Recurring motifs in paintings—open windows, ajar doors, or mirrors—function as metaphors of transition, reflection, and introspection, transforming an ostensibly static space into a site where spiritual and social meaning is constituted, and where self-creation and self-knowledge take shape.
Spaces
Productions of classics of contemporary Polish art that have changed the way we think about space, the viewer, and exhibition.
Beyond the script. Workshop of the Film Form
The films, photographs, performance recordings, installations, interactive objects, poetic texts and drawings presented in the exhibition, often going beyond traditional genre divisions, are a testament to the extraordinary intuition of their creators. These experiments – raw, analytical, and at the same time full of poetic freedom – gain a new context today.
Janek Zamoyski. Uncanny Valleys
Lele Art Space, Warsaw December 2024 Curator: Stach Szabłowski Guest Contribuition: Norman Leto Exhibition design: MatosekNiezgoda
Looking Into The Sun. Hanna Orzechowska
The sun in the artist’s work transforms from a red sphere warming the body and senses, through blinding luminosity depriving a subject of all perceptual barriers, to a cold star heralding disaster.
A tiger came into the garden. Art of Maria Prymachenko
Maria Prymachenko (1909–1997) is an icon of Ukrainian art. Her oeuvre has helped shape Ukraine’s cultural heritage. The exhibition A Tiger came into the Garden: Art of Maria Prymachenko is the first presentation of the artist’s work in Poland of such breadth.
Dorothy Iannone – Love Is Forever, Isn’t It?
The exhibition presents one of the most comprehensive surveys of Dorothy Iannone’s prolific body of work. The artist takes viewers on an emancipatory journey towards unconditional love, the celebration of matriarchy, and Eros.
Superorganism. Does the body have limits?
exhibition as part of Festiwal Przemiany, Copernicus Science Center 6-8/10/2023 Warsaw Artistx: Agata Szydłowska, Małgorzata Gurowska, Stanisław Łoboziak, Karolina Żyniewicz, Danny Warner, Anna Dumitriu, Natalia Kopytko, Terike Haapoja, Amy Karle, Olivia Arthur, Susanna Hertrich, Janusz Majewski, Bogdan Dziworski, Piotr Jędrzejewski,
“Burning” – exhibition of cut-outs by Monika Krajewska
All the gates are closed, but the gates of tears are open
With them
The story told by this exhibition begins with the work of an artist who, in a pioneering and individual way, began her own journey towards interspecies dialogue in the 1970s – Teresa Murak (…)
The image of the Golden Age. Temporary exhibition at the Wawel Royal Castle
Competition project