Krystyna Piotrowska is a recognized visual artist. She creates works that combine photography, graphic techniques, and painting. She is the author of installations and videos. Piotrowska is known for her works made of human hair. Her art deals mainly with the subjects of identification, memory, passing, history and Jewish identity.
The Tower of Women², just like its prototype from 35 years ago, is going to take place in an open formula, in the multiplicity and variety of expressions of the visual arts language – referring to here and now, to the present understood in personal and universal terms, and expressed by selected female artists in (…)
The exhibition presents deposits, gifts from the artists, that have been collected in the gallery throughout over 35 years of its existence, along with premiere works. It refers to the history of the gallery in a specific way, forced by the current situation.
Bartłomiej Kiełbowicz in his work, day by day, comments on the pandemic reality and life in Poland full of prejudice and divisions. He ironically creates monuments of nationalism, racism and discrimination. The artist is a collector of experiences and emotions, found objects, and all kinds of energy that he sublimes into his art. In spaces (…)
Been There, Sewed That is the fourth collaborative exhibition of twin sisters Anna and Irena Nawrot and, at the same time, their premiere in Lublin. Their first joint showing took place in 1985 at Galeria Pracownia Dziekanka in Warsaw, the second in 1987 at Galeria ON in Poznań, and the third at Galeria BWA in (…)
Large-format painting, installations, spatial constructions, animations and sounds make up an exhibition meanings of which are transmitted in the language of abstraction. Artur Trojanowski calls himself a designer. At this exhibition he shows the effects of work in the mold laboratory where found materials are carefully used with all the richness of existing meanings, supplemented (…)
Jakub Danilewicz, Baltazar Fajto, Józef Gałązka, Małgorzata Goliszewska, Katarzyna Kalinowska, Ewa Kasperek, Krzysztof Maniak, Renata Motyka, Laura Ociepa, Maryna Sakowska, Katarzyna Szymkiewicz, Mariusz Tarkawian, Piotr Urbaniec, Natalia Zalewska The curator of the exhibition is Inés R. Artola. The starting point for the exhibition is the journey that participants of Hestia Artistic Journey competition (artistic (…)
