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‘On the Road’ at State Art Gallery in Sopot
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How Science Fiction Becomes a Defence Mechanism in Nida Art Colony’s ‘Dune’
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Maryna Sakowska’s ‘Ex Cathedra’ at TRAFO in Szczecin
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The Images That Raise Us, The Expectations That Hold Us.
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‘A Culture of Excess’ Exhibition at Galeria XX1
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"Marilyn Monroe. I feel like I know her, but sometimes my arms bend back" at Krupa Art Foundation
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What Does It Mean to Feel Safe?
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A panel discussion by Contemporary Lynx as part of the 24th SURVIVAL Art Review in Wrocław
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Shifting Images, Dissolving Forms.
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The first partnership of its kind between UNESCO and a Polish private foundation
The partnership seeks to strengthen culture and arts education for children and young people, support the revitalisation of heritage sites and promote contemporary African art and artists.
Xawery Wolski’s Forms Between Time and Place: ‘On the Road’ at State Art Gallery in Sopot
On the Road, curated by Eulalia Domanowska at the State Art Gallery in Sopot, traces this trajectory through the artist’s work. Wolski engaged with local materials, techniques, symbols and practices, gradually absorbing elements of them into his own work.
Spice Must Flow: How Science Fiction Becomes a Defence Mechanism in Nida Art Colony’s ‘Dune’
If you are not spending this summer writing an amateur, probably unpublishable science-fiction novel, what are you even doing?
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The Beautiful Uncertainty of Trusting the Process: ‘国建 ā á ǎ à KENBO’s Art Journey from the East to the West’ at Trafostacja Sztuki, Szczecin.
