Rijeka: David Maljković
“With the Collection“ - exhibition
“With the Collection“ - exhibition
"Polish Posters" - exhibition
"Female Reservoir" - exhibition
"A Step Away" - exhibition
The exhibition intends to analyse the status of a work of art
"Day After Day" - exhibition
Art presented in virtual spaces
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'The Future in Reverse' - exhibition
"Family" - exhibition
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After this tumultuous year, the Brussels Gallery Weekend is immensely excited to return to the capital of Europe from Thursday, 9 September. This fourteenth edition of the event is set to be a feast for the eyes, packed full of surprises, with no fewer than forty-six art galleries participating in the circuit this year. As […]
Kunstraum Niederoesterreich start exhibition program with the opening of Oh, make your fingernails into spades, Your palms into shovels, the first institutional solo exhibition of the Polish-Lithuanian duo Dorota Gawęda and Eglė Kulbokaitė in Austria.
Aldea Gallery is pleased to announce Inside Job (Ula Lucińska, Michał Knychaus) & Botond Keresztesi
Małgorzata Mirga-Tas is continually re-enchanting the world, doing so on her own terms. “Travelling Images” is her first solo exhibition after the great success at this year’s 59. Biennial of Art in Venice. Małgorzata Mirga-Tas is currently the major representative of contemporary Roma art. She works with iconographic heritage of art history, creating Romani counter-histories and […]
In Polish, podszerstek does not remind us of the wardrobe, though in animal coats this thick, soft, and trim layer of fur just beneath the outer fur plays an important thermal role. Undercoat, lining, bristle, hair… The English “underfur,” and certainly “undercoat,” has a different range of associations, more closely related to the world of fashion […]
Cracow Art Week KRAKERS returns on April 19-26th, 2024 to once again conquer the city’s art galleries, studios, as well as some unusual public and private spaces.The theme of the 13th edition of KRAKERS is "Feel, feel, keep feeling". It is a version of the famous Polish scout call, which is a kind of greeting […]
Post-Industrial Eden is a photographic exhibition by the American artist Todd Forsgren, who has been documenting small garden enclaves for twenty years now, gathering material in such countries as the United States, Cuba, Mongolia, Japan, Great Britain, the Czech Republic, the Netherlands, and Poland. The exhibition shows how gardening is practiced on a small scale […]
Essaouira – a city of artists, freedom and dreams. A place where the wind carries stories of the past, and the blue sky mixes with the history recorded in its walls. Nothing is ordinary here. The Medina seems to exist outside of time. Mysterious figures emerge from behind the winding streets and disappear, and cats […]
How can visual art and contemporary philosophical reflection meet? What correspondence between these humanities will not be some form of illustrating philosophy? "The Philosopher's Room" assertively touches on this question by creating an imaginative sphere inspired by Jean-François Lyotard's essay "Clouds." It draws on the scientific competence of Ewa Bobrowska, both a contemporary artist and […]
The first UK solo exhibition of Teresa Pągowska (1926–2007), a key figure in post-war Polish art, spanning five decades of her practice. Thaddaeus Ropac presents the first UK exhibition of painter Teresa Pągowska (1926–2007), spanning five decades of her practice. A key figure in post-war Polish art, Pągowska is recognised for her sensitive depictions of the female […]
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 collective has expanded beyond the Western viewpoint. The exhibition presents political and social processes from the perspectives of multiple and critical identities in a region […]
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 Museum of Contemporary Art to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the artist’s tragic death, dedicated to a less known but highly relevant aspect of his […]
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 […]
The Diane de Polignac Gallery is honored to present the first solo exhibition in a French gallery of Maria Papa Rostkowska since her passing in 2008. This exceptional event was made possible through the collaboration of Nicolas Rostkowski, the artist’s son, and his wife Joëlle Rostkowski. This exhibition, accompanied by a catalogue, invites to a […]
Dark Paradise is a tale woven around monstrosity — an ambiguous and multivalent category. BWA Wrocław Główny gallery is transformed into a shadowed garden, an entanglement of wonder and dread inviting visitors to traverse its uncanny recesses, along the way marveling at form and confronting revulsion.
Sopot will once again become a hub of photography and a showcase for works by some of the biggest names behind the lens this September. The upcoming 12th edition of the international “W Ramach Sopotu” Photography Festival will take place from 3 to 20 September under the theme “Border.” This year’s edition will offer a multidimensional exploration of barriers […]
Through his painting, Jakub Słomkowski poses a question related to this idea: to what extent is our reality defined by the fairy tales we know from childhood? In other words, how does Baba Yaga operate within us, even after we have crossed the threshold into adulthood? In the beginning there was a stone and a […]