The art of the second half of the twentieth century is marked by an enormous diversity of materials, mediums, and methods. At the same time, hardly another era was so characterized by division, rupture, and transformation as the period after the Second World War. In light of this, the Neue Nationalgalerie has chosen the title Extreme […]
Kolekcje Katarzyny Szafrańskiej i Wojciecha Szafrańskiego obejmują w sumie około tysiąc prac, z czego ok. pięćset dzieł nowoczesnej i współczesnej sztuki polskiej. Znajduje się w niej klasyka (m.in. Henryk Stażewski, Andrzej Wróblewski, Tadeusz Kantor, Wojciech Fangor, Maria Jarema, Jadwiga Maziarska), ekspresja lat 80. (Ryszard Grzyb, Jarosław Modzelewski, Edward Dwurnik), sztuka krytyczna z dekady lat 90. […]
The International Cultural Centre in Kraków the Romanian Cultural Institute invite you to an extraordinary exhibition showcasing works from the collection of Ovidiu Şandor – one of the most important private art collections in Central Europe. This exhibition is part of the Poland-Romania Cultural Season 2024-2025, offering a broad and multi-dimensional panorama of Romanian art over the […]
Familiar Strangers is an exhibition of contemporary art reflecting upon recent changes in Eastern Europe. Sadly, it is only since the violent invasion of Ukraine that the self-understanding of the European […]
On the occasion of the seventieth anniversary of completing The Lord of the Rings, the Collège des Bernardins hosts the exhibition "Aubusson Weaves Tolkien", presented by the Cité Internationale de la Tapisserie in Aubusson, from March 21 to May 18, 2025. For the first time, these tapestries will be exhibited outside the Cité Internationale de […]
The “Self-Portraits” exhibition presents an assortment of contemporary examples of this class of artwork, going far beyond the standard depiction of an artist’s likeness that classic art history has accustomed us to. Among the works spanning a range of disciplines (paintings, sculpture, photography, sound installation, and more) we find pieces that are highly personal as […]
Featuring new and significant works, this exhibition is the first full scale European survey presenting the collaborative artistic practice of Lubaina Himid and Magda Stawarska. Conceived as a performance, the exhibition emerges from a decade-long dialogue between British painter Lubaina Himid (1954, Zanzibar), a leading figure of the British Black Arts Movement, and multi-disciplinary Polish […]
Craftsmanship has traditionally had the power to bring people together. Some of the work involved in making objects is inherently collaborative and communal in nature. Snutka golińska is a type of embroidery practiced in Golina (near Jarocin) since at least the mid-19th century. Although it doesn’t imitate or pretend to be anything else, snutka golińska […]
The four artists awarded in the OP_YOUNG mentoring program – Kasia Banasiak, Aleksandra Błach, Aida Małgorzata Duda, and Angelika Stefaniak – will present their works at a joint exhibition titled Do What You Wish, opening at OP ENHEIM in Wrocław on April 10, 2025. The title of the exhibition refers to the work of Michael […]
The middle of this picture has a chair, with forms and motifs and figures fading into a multitude. This is a symbolic place for experiencing your emotional state. Around it, untamed thoughts, concerns, hopes, and memories whirl around. The picture shows this universe as conjured up on the outside. At the top, in the red […]
Nearly 200 photographs taken by Zdzisław Beksiński, including some never shown before, as well as fragments of non-professional films, are presented in the exhibition organised in the Four Domes Pavilion […]
“Biddable, domesticated stars” is the phrase once used by the Scottish novelist and poet Robert Louis Stevenson to describe the gas lamps illuminating nineteenth-century London. The notion of a night-time […]
Artists, works from the British Council Collection: Larry Achiampong, John Akomfrah, Lea Andrews, Christine Borland, Angus Boulton, John Davies, Mona Hatoum, Lubaina Himid, Damien Hirst, Samson Kambalu, Rob Kesseler, Tania Kovats, Hew Locke, Bruce McLean, Rachel Maclean, Goshka Macuga, Jenny Matthews, Simon Norfolk, Cornelia Parker, Gryason Perry, Mark Wallinger, Rachel Whiteread, Yinka Shonibare. How do […]
artists: Beata Długosz, Maria Wasilewska The exhibition is the result of a polar expedition to Spitsbergen in the Petuniabukta region in the summer (June/July) of 2024. The resulting records in the form of photographs, sounds, videos and spatial installations are the artist's response to the disappearing world of glaciers and Arctic permafrost. The exposition will […]
Through his large abstract oil paintings Wolfgang Wirth explores the possibilities in contemporary painting. His works concern territories and spaces in the broad sense and with variations of their change. His artistic practice can be viewed as research work. Wirth’s painting constitutes not only visual matter, it is a cognitive area too that enables the […]
