
20th WRO Biennale 2023 exhibition at PIEKARNIA (66P + the Geppart gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Wrocław)
66P: What will the feminist Alexa sayGeppart gallery: Masculine, feminine, neutral artists:66P: Rosa Menkman, Alizée Armet, Paula Nishijima, Nadja Verena Marcin, T(N)C – Agnes Varnai, Tina Kult, Leon ButlerGeppart gallery: OPN Studio – Susana Ballesteros & Jano Montañés, Marleine van der Werf, Emanuel Gollob, So Kanno, Akihiro Kato, Takemi Watanuki, Madina Mahomedova, Tao Ya-Lun The leading strand of […]

WRO Biennale 2023 exhibition at PIEKARNIA (66P + the Geppart gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Wrocław)
66P: What will the feminist Alexa sayGeppart gallery: Masculine, feminine, neutral artists: 66P: Rosa Menkman, Alizée Armet, Paula Nishijima, Nadja Verena Marcin, T(N)C – Agnes Varnai, Tina Kult, Leon Butler Geppart gallery: OPN Studio – Susana Ballesteros & Jano Montañés, Marleine van der Werf, Emanuel Gollob, So Kanno, Akihiro Kato, Takemi Watanuki, Madina Mahomedova, […]

I Wake Up in a Place Where No Human Being Can Live Adam Kozicki
Adam Kozicki’s latest series of paintings deals with experiences that have been driven out and erased from media coverage: barbed wire and walls, unlawful deportations, graveyards of bodies of people who were deemed unworthy of living. Don’t expect painterly realism, for it is powerless in such a situation – rather, a compounded world, impossible-to-imagine from a distanced perspective. Please join us for the opening on Thursday, 16.03.23 at 6 p.m.!

Save As. Jarosław Potoczny
Jarosław Potoczny’s exhibition Save As paints a not-so-optimistic picture of entanglement in a camouflaged system of constraints that shapes our lives through educational, legal, political, economic and cultural mechanisms. There is no alternative here, only a path marked out by the maze engulfing the gallery, through which, in the name of our safety (as well as well-being and freedom), we are kindly guided by an electric fence. The maze seems to be a sarcastic metaphor of social life seen as a field integrated by a “zoo-political” apparatus of pressure.
Curator-led tour: 9 Feb 2023 (Thursday), 6 p.m.

The Darkness of Time – The Light of Space. The work of Konrad Jarodzki
An exhibition dedicated to the work of a prominent Wrocław artist who died last November. The exhibition, which summarizes the activities of the painter, draughtsman, architect and educator , is accompanied by the premiere of a monograph published by the Eugeniusz Geppert
Academy of Art and Design in Wrocław.

Yesterday’s Dreams Weave the Ruins of Tomorrow’s Temples. Beata Rojek, Sonia Sobiech
Abortion in Poland was, is, and will be. Legally or not, in safe or unsafe conditions, persons with unwanted pregnancies will abort them. The exhibition at 66P grows out of the comic book Opowieści aborcyjne [Abortion stories], which was published in March this year and features real abortion stories of Polish women. We invite you to the opening on 16 September (Saturday), at 6 pm and the tour led by the curator and the artists: 17 September (Saturday), 11 a.m.

One Does Not Become Lyrical Except After a Total Organic Affliction. Nikita Krzyżanowska
It is said that we are only able to rise to the heights of our existence in the face of love or death, and the energy released during these deepest of experiences reveals the whole truth about ourselves. In the decisive moments of life, we all become lyrical. Exhibition finale with artist-curator guided tour: August, 28, at 6:00 PM. You are welcome!

Breaking up the Darkness. Anna Szpakowska-Kujawska
The exhibition ‘Breaking up the Darkness’ shows spatial objects by Anna Szpakowska-Kujawska, an artist known mainly for her paintings. These objects use a language at the intersection of figurativeness and abstraction, combining realistic observation with unbridled imagination. The exhibition is extended until 8.07!

Displacement. Leon Tarasewicz
‘Displacement’ is an attempt to look at the sacred through the prism of human negotiations with the spiritual sphere, whose stake is the human need for security and rooting.

Happy The End. Paweł Jarodzki, Konrad Jarodzki
At the “Happy The End” exhibition, we are concomitantly presenting the works of two artists who passed away almost simultaneously at the end of 2021.

rem\a/inder. Twożywo Group
19.11.2021 – 29.01.2022 The exhibition rem\a/inder consists of selected works by the Twożywo group, which Mariusz Libel and Krzysztof Sidorek agreed to arrange and recompose especially for the space of 66P. The pretext for the presentation is the artbook Plundering Reality’s Ruins (Warsaw 2020), which summarises the group’s activities. We present Twożywo’s first retrospective exhibition since the dissolution of […]

Ground meat. María Abaddon
The exhibition at 66P in Wrocław is the first individual presentation of María Abaddon’s work in Europe. The Peruvian artist in his practice addresses topics such as gender, obstetric violence, motherhood, and more recently – body modifications and identity.

Metric measures and the unicorn. Zbigniew Libera
18.06.2021 premiere show of “Metric Measures in the White Goddess Dance Theater”. It is a large-scale, poetic tale about the repeating cycle of human imperfection. In addition to Libera’s newest work, the exhibition presents two photographs from the 1980s. The title “unicorn” refers to androgynous teenagers captured at the moment of transformation from a child to an adult.

artificial_horizon. Exhibition by Dominik Podsiadły
What is an artificial horizon in a context of the criticism of contemporary society is shown by Dominik Podsiadły in his interpretation of this air navigation tool that helps to find the way to the ground.

The Nameless. Hands off! Exhibition of the Nihilist Church
Works signed with this pseudonym attracted attention for the first time in 2019, during the Bielska Jesień competition. The anonymous Nameless Hero entered the contest with a view to challenging the predictable mechanisms of the field of art.

The Vistula flows into the Oder. Ewa Ciepielewska’s post-residency exhibition
Ciepielewska has consistently developed her performative practices and painting themes since the 1980s, often in opposition to Western rationality, deriving inspiration from shamanism, animism and elements of Eastern spirituality.

Gate. Renata Jarodzka & Mirek Chudy
Renata Micherda-Jarodzka arranged the old building of a garrison bakery from the last century and proposed a model inspired by influences from all over the world – an interdisciplinary place welcoming artists, institutions, and various events.

Early Tomatoes
Inaugural exhibition at the 66P. The works were created during the meetings of a group of artists in 2020 in Pierwoszów at Bogna Kozera-Radomska’s home, studio and garden.