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EXHIBITIONS 2022

200 REVELATIONS

The new exhibition is devoted to the grey areas of the imagination—religious fervour and visions arising from an excess of metaphysical stimuli or, on the con­trary, from a scar­city of such stimuli and a lon­ging for spirituality in a world dominated by the economics of everyday pragmatism.

2016 EXHIBITIONS

Slavs and Tatars
SOCIETY OF RASCALS

For their second show at Raster, the Slavs and Tatars col­lec­tive presents an instal­lation in the form of a pickle-​juice bar. The title Society of Rascals (Towarzystwo Szubrawców) was drawn from the name of a now-​forgotten literary society of 19th-century Vil­nius, famous for its heavily ironic, caustic displays of satire that stood coun­ter to the self-​important stance of the roman­tics, their sooth­saying and exal­ted engagement in the nationalist discourse. The pic­kled juices served by the artists along with provocative lexical gym­nastics are meant to sug­gest an antidote for the pathos of Polish patriotism, while also expres­sing their own soured regard for any politics based on the oppositional binary of us-versus-them.

EXHIBITIONS ABROAD

Slavs and Tatars in Abu Dhabi

One of the big­gest solo exhibitions by Slavs and Tatars so far – Mir­rors For Prin­ces – in Abu Dhabi’s NYU Art Gallery.

EXHIBITIONS IN POLAND

THE NAUGHTY NASALS

Slavs and Tatars presents exhibition “Long-legged lin­guistics. The Naughty Nasals” in Arsenal Gal­lery in Białystok.

Slavs and Tatars
TOO MUCH TŁUMACZ

Slavs and Tatars’ first solo show in Warsaw takes on the per­for­mative use of language.