Gallery Power LTD
The art of Kasia Fudakowski explores the relationship between power, energy, and culture. In her first solo exhibition in Poland, visitors will have the opportunity to interact with kinetic glass sculptures equipped with motors and lights. Switching each sculpture on and off enables us to discover contemporary and historical stories about power. But watch out! The operation time of each sculpture is programmed and determined by its energy consumption. Every time a sculpture is activated, more of its limited supply of energy is used up.
BWA Wrocław
Four galleries of contemporary art in the very centre of Wrocław, connected by a program and an idea. We present art and design in their new, sometimes surprising, manifestations. BWA Wrocław exhibitions, events and publications often take the form of socially engaged art. Our galleries and Żyjnia – a city health resort in Świdnicka Street – function as the so-called third place. One may visit them regardless of the events taking place, bring a dog, relax and have some drinking water. It feels like home with us.
The Temple of Tales
BWA Wrocław Główny gallery’s latest exhibition, The Temple of Tales, draws reference to Sagenhalle, built in 1903 in Szklarska Poręba and no longer extant. The exhibition invokes the Mountain Spirit, known from Sudetan folk culture. The works on display, created from various media, stress the role of the imagination in facing the crises of today’s world, at a time when we need new legends. […]
Ala Savashevich. Bus Stop Gallery
Bus Stop Gallery is Ali Savashevich’s latest research project. The artist visited villages near Wroclaw, including Czernica, Łany, Kamieniec Wrocławski, Ratowice and Krzyków, in order to look at communication and cultural exclusion. During her travels, she was especially interested in female inhabitants of smaller towns she met at bus stops. The artist created mini-exhibitions with artworks by Jakub Jakubowicz, Liliana Zeic and […]