Past Events

A curatorial tour through the exhibition City Scene: Wrocław’s Independent Culture of the 1990s will provide an opportunity to examine it from various perspectives: a factual one, which organises the phenomena…

The competition exhibition “Art of Passage ’25 – Best Diplomas of the Academy of Art and Design” is a comprehensive presentation of diploma projects created at the Eugeniusz Geppert Academy…

Lifery is a unique place on the map of the country, where art is meant to serve as a respite. The twelve-month exhibition-situation which inaugurates the venue is conceived as…

Wine glasses like these had a place of honor in homes. They sat in wall units, in showcases, and cabinets. They were only pulled out for special occasions. In communist…

The Landscapes exhibition is part of the Voices from Ukraine project. Alongside its two sister shows—in Lublin’s Labirynt and BWA Zielona Góra galleries—it presents Ukrainian artists’ creative attitudes towards the Russian invasion. It is…

Inheritance is an exhibition for those who like to play with intertextuality. An ironic game toying with audience habits and the conventions of bourgeois art. An exhibition created out of rags, broken furniture,…

On 13 May 2025, the Polish Pavilion will transform into a cozy chamber inspired by a tepidarium—an area in ancient Roman baths designed for relaxation and social gatherings. Curated by…

Expedition to the 17th Meridian encompasses the next stage of work on the new headquarters of BWA Wrocław Galleries of Contemporary Art, currently envisioned for Kolejowa Street. Come the middle…

The BWA Wrocław Galleries of Contemporary Art are collaborating for the 16th time with the BNP Paribas New Horizons International Film Festival, exploring various themes featured in this year’s edition.…

Sober Ravers for Palestine is a performance event that will transform the Studio into a daytime dance space, free from intoxicants but not lacking in energy and the communal potential…

“Biddable, domesticated stars” is the phrase once used by the Scottish novelist and poet Robert Louis Stevenson to describe the gas lamps illuminating nineteenth-century London. The notion of ​​a night-time…

To conclude the exhibition Disobedient Stars, we invite anyone interested in contemporary art, photography and astronomy to a meeting with Swedish artist Johan Österholm, whose work focuses on the phenomenon…