The exhibition Matahari (Day’s Eye) is the result of a nomadic art project – Matahari, which we started in 2010 in South-East Asia. It is yet another presentation of the project, this time at the Biała Gallery in Lublin – the city we are visiting for the first time since we left it in the (…)
This is the largest presentation of works by the artist from Lublin. For over thirty years Irena Nawrot has consistently kept visualizing time and its transience, the frailty of life – all based on images of herself and of her family members. The nature of her photographs from the 1980s and 1990s relates to the (…)
The exhibition Mental Sculptures includes sculptures, drawings, objects, a video and some new works in alabaster that Muller created for the purpose of the show in Lublin.
For her exhibition at the Biała Gallery, Muller invited Robert Kuśmirowski, the artist known not only to the Polish audience. We are going to show his installation Träumgutstraße, first presented at the exhibition at the Salon Akademii in Warsaw in 2014. The work was also shown at the Johen Galerie in Berlin in 2015.
Mariusz Tarkawian appeared at the Biała Gallery in 2005. As a first-year student of Art Education at the Faculty of Arts of the Maria Skłodowska-Curie University in Lublin, he volunteered to assist in mounting the exhibition Nova Biała.
