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Art exhibitions in Poland
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Various art exhibitions have been organized across different locations in Poland. In Zamość, BWA Galeria Zamojska scheduled the opening of Jacek Sroka’s painting exhibition, “Wiadomości ze świata” (News from the World), for October 9. Meanwhile, Świnoujście’s Galeria ART began presenting Krzysztof Wróblewski’s “Obrzeża / Świnoujście,” an exploration of realism and abstraction. Additional exhibitions opened in Śrem and Solec-Zdrój. The In Śrem, the Heliodor Święcicki Public Library in Śrem hosted “Słowo, Rzemiosło, Książka” (Word, Craft, Book), showcasing the craftsmanship of the Association of Polish Bookbinders. The exhibition, which includes a lecture by Elżbieta Pokorzyńska on the historical evolution of book production, is scheduled to remain open until November 5. In Solec-Zdrój, the project “Kobiecy dialog z mistrzami awangardy” (Women's dialogue with masters of the avant-garde) opened, featuring opened. Led by Małgorzata Nega, the exhibition features paintings by female artists inspired by abstract movements. movements and avant-garde masters. Recent developments in Świnoujście include an exhibition at the ms44 Contemporary Art Gallery featuring Jacek Sroka’s paintings and drawings. Titled ‘Rozmowa z Marsjaszem’, the collection highlights a shift from narrative figurativity toward painterly expression, exploring themes of rebellion and the human condition. Additionally, the Villa Czerwony Dwór in Zakopane is presenting an exhibition on the glass painting traditions of the Podhale region, honoring the works of Jan Gąsienica-Szostak and his daughter, Krystyna. This display will run until January 16, 2027.
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