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Podcast about Jerzy Nowosielski. In conversation with curator Agnieszka Tes.

The year 2023 has been declared the Year of Jerzy Nowosielski by the Polish parliament. To mark the occasion, Contemporary Lynx, in collaboration with Kitchen Conversations and with the support of the Polish Cultural Institute London, has created a podcast about this remarkable artist, who is so little known outside Poland.

Jerzy Nowosielski, Self-portrait 1976 oil on canvas 50x70, private collection, photo archive Galeria Starmach
Jerzy Nowosielski, Self-portrait 1976 oil on canvas 50×70, private collection, photo archive Galeria Starmach

Patrycja Rozwora conducted the podcast interview with Agnieszka Tes – an art historian, critic, curator and painter specialising in the spirituality of abstract art. As the artistic director of the IMO Gallery in Stary Sącz, she recently curated an exhibition entitled ‘Sacrum – Icon – Abstraction. Around the work of Jerzy Nowosielski’. In the podcast, she shares her extensive knowledge of Nowosielski, focusing on how his work inspires and influences future generations of artists.

'The Sacrum – Icon – Abstraction' exhibition, IMO Gallery
‘Sacrum – Icon – Abstraction. Around the work of Jerzy Nowosielski’ exhibition, IMO Gallery
'The Sacrum – Icon – Abstraction' exhibition, IMO Gallery
‘Sacrum – Icon – Abstraction. Around the work of Jerzy Nowosielski’ exhibition, IMO Gallery
'The Sacrum – Icon – Abstraction' exhibition, IMO Gallery
‘Sacrum – Icon – Abstraction. Around the work of Jerzy Nowosielski’ exhibition, IMO Gallery

Jerzy Nowosielski (1923-2011) was a Polish painter, illustrator, stage designer, philosopher and Orthodox theologian. He is regarded as one of the most outstanding contemporary painters. In addition, his exemplary abstract geometric compositions became famous for combining Christian art and the avant-garde to create a whole new, extraordinary style of sacred art.

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Mapping Barcelonia, Academia de Arte.
Mapping Barcelonia, Academia de Arte.
Mapping Barcelonia, Academia de Arte.
Mapping Barcelonia, Academia de Arte.
Mapping Barcelonia, Academia de Arte.

Kitchen Conversations is a podcast where Polish artist Patrycja Rozwora, speaks to fellow artists, curators and activists about their visual or socially engaged work related to the diverse region of so-called ‘Eastern Europe’. Easygoing conversations about art, politics, and food are conducted in various accents. Episodes are published on Monday every four weeks. The project is supported by Contemporary Lynx

About The Author

Patrycja
Rozwora

Artist and writer. Studied at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie and the Critical Studies Department at the Sandberg Institute. Her ongoing research relates the post-Soviet countries. In 2020, she launched a podcast series called ‘Kitchen Conversations.’

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