Diament, Elsner, Krenz, Nuur <br /> IT WASN’T THERE YESTERDAY

Diament, Elsner, Krenz, Nuur
IT WASN’T THERE YESTERDAY

This exhibition is an examination of the con­tem­porary poten­tial of abs­trac­tion – both in life and in art. Through a range of exam­ples across a variety of genres, we observe the ten­sion that is created between objects and materials that are familiar to us from our everyday lives and the lan­guage of abstraction.
Zbigniew Libera <br /> NEW HISTORIES

Zbigniew Libera
NEW HISTORIES

Libera illustrates the presen­timents and fears that arise in our con­siderations of what the future has to hold.
Slavs and Tatars <br /> TOO MUCH TŁUMACZ

Slavs and Tatars
TOO MUCH TŁUMACZ

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

ARAKAWA HIRATA OKUMURA TANAKA

The exhibition takes its cue from an intense period of artistic and political activity at the end of the 1950s in Japan.
Anega Grzeszykowska, Jan Smaga <br /> PRIVATE ARCHIVE

Anega Grzeszykowska, Jan Smaga
PRIVATE ARCHIVE

The exhibition is effec­tively the premiere of a col­lec­tive project by Aneta Grzeszykow­ska and Jan Smaga that has been con­ceived in paral­lel to each artist’s individual projects over the past few years.
Michał Budny <br /> ŻYWICA

Michał Budny
ŻYWICA

Much like his ear­lier works, Budny’s ‘Żywica’refers to the human presence. It drives and streng­thens our sen­sibility towards the architec­ture sur­roun­ding us.
Johanna Billing, Milena Korolczuk, Michał Wasążnik <br /> IN MY YOUTH UNSATED

Johanna Billing, Milena Korolczuk, Michał Wasążnik
IN MY YOUTH UNSATED

The exhibition is a jour­ney in time and space, a trip to the East, taken to the rhythm of music.