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to see in autumn
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Paintings for Our Times: Green’s Visions of Contemporary Society.
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in conversation with Weronika Dyląg.
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An interview with Katarzyna Rij, the owner of the Van Rij Gallery.
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Art Basel and Beyond.
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In conversation with Alexander Burenkov, the co-curator of this edition, and Kathy Alliou, curator of Sumayya Vally’s installation at Asia Now.
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an interview with Stefania Olbrycht on the vision behind the New Masters project in Warsaw-based Piękna Gallery.
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Dark Ecology, Posthumanism, and Local Folk Beliefs.
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Don't miss our Photostory from the Unseen Art Fair!
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International Photography Festival INTERPHOTO.
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![Jan PAMUŁA (1944-2022), Colour Collections [chromatic] 1976 / III, 1976, acrylic, canvas; 91 x 111 cm. Couretsy of the Wallspace Gallery.](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%201500%201234'%3E%3C/svg%3E)
Somewhere between geometric form and computer logic.
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"I Challenge You To Love Me", artist and photographer Diana Blok’s retrospective exhibition concludes in Amsterdam.
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A Celebration of Northern European Creativity in Contemporary Art.
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Angelika Markul's exhibition at the Foksal Gallery.
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11 Emerging Artists from Central & Eastern Europe at viennacontemporary 2024.
![Jan PAMUŁA (1944-2022), Colour Collections [chromatic] 1976 / III, 1976, acrylic, canvas; 91 x 111 cm. Couretsy of the Wallspace Gallery.](https://static.contemporarylynx.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/02-PAMULA-442-WALLSPACE-GALLERY-Edytuj.jpg)
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8 art exhibition with Central and Eastern European artists to see in autumn.
This time, we’d like to present to you the list of art exhibitions focused on Central and Easter European area from the famous centers as well as from the cities that seem to be destined to be strolled during autumn.
Meet the Artist: Yong Woon Park aka Green. Paintings for Our Times: Green’s Visions of Contemporary Society.
Green’s style brims with raw energy and spontaneity. The contrasting vivid colours and quick, harsh brushstrokes create a sense of urgency and suggest an element of improvisation.
‘Between Turbulence and Tranquillity’ in conversation with Weronika Dyląg.
We spoke to Weronika Dyląg about her latest exhibition that combines tradition with modern expression, personal journey, maintaining well-being, and encouraging the audience to find beauty and harmony in chaos.
![Jan PAMUŁA (1944-2022), Colour Collections [chromatic] 1976 / III, 1976, acrylic, canvas; 91 x 111 cm. Couretsy of the Wallspace Gallery.](https://static.contemporarylynx.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/02-PAMULA-442-WALLSPACE-GALLERY-Edytuj-1024x842.jpg)