Aneta Grzeszykowska
Aneta Grzeszykowska exhibited in “The Body Electric”

Aneta Grzeszykowska’s photographs from the Selfie series are exhibited in “The Body Electric” exhibition taking place at Walker Art Center in Minneapolis.

Michelle Rawlings
FRIEND OF A FRIEND

In the 2nd edition of the Friend of a Friend project, Galeria Raster invites you to an encoun­ter of three artists from three con­tinents: Flo Kasearu from Estonia, Sachiko  Kazama from Japan, and Michelle Raw­lings from the United States. Each of them works in a dif­ferent medium and cul­tural con­text, employing an individual, expres­sive lan­guage. In varying ways, all of them negotiate the social and political dimen­sions of artistic work.

Slavs and Tatars
Slavs and Tatars in Minsk

“Movaland” exhibition by Slavs and Tatars at Ў Gal­lery in Minsk, Belarus.

Zofia Rydet
From the World of Feelings and Imagination cycle. Threat

Zofia Rydet
From the World of Feelings and Imagination cycle. Phantoms

Błażej Pindor
“Gutt’s Warsaw”

“Romuald Gutt’s Warsaw” by Błażej Pindor, a book from our architec­tural Warsaw series of publications, with a special photograph by the artist in limited edition of 30 copies.

Zbigniew Libera
“Photographs”

Collector’s edition of Zbigniew Libera’s “Photographs” album with a limited edition miniature format of his “First Day of Freedom” 2012 photograph.

Rafał Bujnowski
Zofia Rydet
Rafał Bujnowski, Peter Puklus, Zofia Rydet
1000 HANDS

Metaphorically and seasonally, the exhibition 1000 Hands suits the climate of the pre-​spring thaw, illuminating a land­scape of exhaustion and approaching, intuitively sensed change. In Polish literature this metaphor car­ries a political dimen­sion. In the works shown together here by Rafał Buj­now­ski (1974–), Peter Puklus (1980–) and Zofia Rydet (1911–1997), what is vital is the very process of trans­for­mation, and the accom­panying ambivalence, the tem­perature of inter­per­sonal relations and the poten­tial of the human hands from the title.

Karolina Jabłońska
Karolina Jabłońska
SLIPPERY

“Slippery” at Raster is Karolina Jabłońska’s first individual show in Warsaw. In her pain­tings girls wear rings and guys wear wat­ches, but the stereo­typical logic of dominance is rever­sed. The heroines here are idols, sooth­sayers and thieves, and relation­ships and pas­sions explode as violen­tly as they end, in emotion. Here exag­geration and hyper­bole are the rule for both com­position and life.

Michelle Rawlings
Untitled

Michelle Rawlings
Untitled

Michelle Rawlings
Untitled

Rafał Bujnowski
Moons

A series of pain­tings created using old and dried up palet­tes remade into moon landscapes.

Rafał Bujnowski
Cracow-Warsaw

Winter land­scapes as seen from the window of a train going from Cracow to Warsaw.

Michelle Rawlings
Rafał Bujnowski
Rafał Bujnowski, Michelle Rawlings
FORMY

Joint exhibition of Rafał Buj­now­ski and Michelle Raw­lings is organized by Raster in Tokyo’s Shibuya Hikarie

Karolina Jabłońska
Works on paper

Spray on paper drawings

Rafał Bujnowski
People of Color

Bujnowski explores the theme of the politics of light and pain­terly illusion in the con­text of human skin color.

Błażej Pindor
ROMUALD GUTT’S WARSAW

A book devoted to the work of Romuald Gutt, one of the most impor­tant Polish architects of the 20th cen­tury, forerun­ner of organic architec­ture, designer of charac­teristic buil­dings of grey brick, public edifices and residen­tial structures.

Slavs and Tatars
Noblesse Oblige (sunflower)

Slavs and Tatars’ work often mixes registers of high and low, high-​brow ideologies and low-​brow media (pic­kles to bal­loons). In that vein, roasted sun­flower seeds are a staple snack, shared across the Slavic-​Turkic peoples from Eastern Europe to Cen­tral Asia. Like the wheat of Wheat Mollah, the sun­flower seed becomes a symbol of proletariat or rather, its 21st cen­tury suces­sor, the précariat.