It’s just impossible to write anything negative about this exhibition. We have to praise it and praise it to the roof. Even if thinking about fabrics and textiles – tapestries, […]

Fashion Magazine – we are opening a new section of the Art in Brief blog. It’s appearance that matters. And so are your likes and shares. Bogusław Deptuła – A […]

The undercoat, the base of your works, is usually very unusual – you opt for old wooden boards and used tracing paper. Why is it so? As the base for […]

Hands up those who wouldn’t like to wear gear by Comme des Garcons! Who didn’t queue up in 2008 in H&M to purchase, at the very least, the spotted shawl […]

Unsurprisingly, it all began in the Brave New World café in Warsaw. The artist Anna Baumgart and the art historian Professor Andrzej Turowski, who specialises in Russian avant-garde, talked about […]

 Oskar Dawicki was supposed to become a painter, but he eventually turned out to be a performer. He even graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts at Nicolaus Copernicus University […]

Helmut Newton – a master of perversion, a provocateur, a permanent scandalist, a king of life, an eternal boy. And a frighteningly talented photographer. For dozens of years he was […]

AiB: Every few months you send another limited series of postcards (photographs, posters). Your project Message from Edie S. Mail Art Series refers to the concept of Mail Art. Could […]

Does painting still make sense? The paintings presented at the exhibition entitled ‘Sprzeczne informacje. Obraz wobec obrazów’ (‘Contradictory Information. A painting against paintings’) not only do still make sense, but they […]

In Berlin’s Kulturforum it’s the last day of the monographic exhibition of Karl Friedrich Schinkel entitled ‘Geschichte und Poesie’ before it is transferred to Munich. It’s an interesting, retrospective event […]