Waldemar Tatarczuk, a curator of the “Operations on places exhibit,” brought the city of Lublin to Petach Tikva situated near Tel Aviv, Israel. The director of the Labirynt Gallery ‘jammed his own town’…
Discovered documents, archived materials and memories form the foundations of Dorota Nieznalska’s works. The artist utilises all of these in the quest for her own identity, often outside of her…
In the ’80s, Poland was torn between two contradictory realities – communism and capitalism – trying to “decolonise” itself while being “colonised” at the same time, reacting to new needs, desires, products and visual culture.
Candles, incenses, vases endowed with luscious breasts, horses against the backdrop of an endless horizon, burning sun, chanting female voice and a staggering fountain, stream of water flowing straight out of woman’s womb…
Bożena Czubak is a founder of the Warsaw-based Profile. Additionally, she curates the three-year Recordings project – a series of live recordings’ screenings featuring happenings, performances…
Croatian-based curator and art historian Branka Benčić talks about her upcoming exhibition “Six Memos” which will open to the public on the 23rd November at the Labirynt Gallery in Lublin.
This year marks the 38th edition of the competition for the best diploma project for students who are about to finish their studies at the University of the Arts…
Visitors to Günter Grass Gallery in Gdańsk currently have the opportunity to enjoy an exhibition of works by Croatian artists. Interview with Marta Wróblewska.
Central and Eastern Europe is a unique region in the context of the Old Continent as a whole. For ages there has been an impression that the region was “out of place” and did not fit as an integral part of the greater entity.
Based on the interview with Sebastian Cichocki. ‘When I enter the rooms of Galeria Labirynt in Lublin where the exhibition entitled The State We Are In is presented, at first, I feel uncertainty and slight anxiety…
The phenomenon of Slav squatting is coming to the MeetFactory – Prague–based art gallery. The project was inspired not only by post-Soviet street culture, but also…
On the occasion of a new solo exhibition of Łukasz Patelczyk at the Platan Gallery in Budapest, we talk with the artist about his technique, inspirations and plans. In ’’The Signs in the Sky’’ he presents his works.
