Jarosław Kapuściński, Józef Robakowski and Paweł Janicki

Warsaw Autumn Festival
Tęcza Studio, September 20th-25th 2010

The exhibition is a collection of interactive installations that transplant Chopin’s work to the terrain of contemporary art and digital media. Three new audiovisual installations have been created by the Polish artists using unconventional strategies to engage with music. Frédéric Chopin’s works are treated as a basis for reinterpretation, defragmentation and reconstruction, and their new nonlinear structure is enhanced by the relationship between sound and image.

Curated by Piotr Krajewski

Video, installations, photographs

Vernissage: 9.09.2010, g. 19:00

Wolf Kahlen, who has turned 70 this year, is one of the most important German video pioneers.

The exhibition was shown before in Ruine der Künste Berlin, ZKM Karlsruhe and Folkwang Museum Essen.

Supported by IFA (Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen)

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Exhibition transferred from the Contemporary Art Gallery Bunkier Sztuki in Cracow, conceived to mark the 70. anniversary of Witkacy’s death, includes over 100 portraits and self-portraits created by the artist between 1910-1938. The exposition at WRO Art Center focuses mainly on self-portraits, often realized by the artist and his friends as actions in front of the camera lens.

Enlarged photographs are presented as printouts of the original glass negatives and prints from the collection of Ewa Franczak and Stefan Okołowicz.

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After the presentation at Warsaw’s LeGuern Gallery, the neon, designed by Rafał Jakubowicz and based on the diagram-sketch by Jerzy Ludwiński from 1980 will be installed on the WRO Art Center’s façade. The title of the work refers to the exhibition SP. Sztuka Pojęciowa organized by Ludwiński at Pod Moną Lizą Gallery in Wrocław, 1970.

5 pm – meeting with the artist, Justyna Kowalska (Le Guern Gallery) and Piotr Bernatowicz (Arteon).

7 pm – vernissage and launching the neon

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Interactive installations and video

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Film exhibition + meeting with the artist and Wendesday screenings

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The traces of memory are recorded in painting, screenings and a found object. The traces don’t reveal their meanings, they merely hint at how to search for them. Twardowski did half of the job, and now he’s giving it up for the audience.

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Exhibition curated by Piotr Krajewski

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Exhibitions / performances / competition / club scene

Mój Grotowski | Photos by Andrzej Paluchiewicz

Produced by: Zamek Culture Centre and WRO Art Center
Curated by: Bogda Sztencel

Exhibition open from 19.03 until 19.04.2009

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video installation

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Video space
Curated by Piotr Krajewski

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Screening exhibition

Wernisaż 12.09.2008, godz. 18:30

Czynna do 11.10.2008

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Interactive audiovisual exhibition

Vernissage: 19 Jul 2008, g. 21:00 / free entry

Exhibition: 19 – 27 Jul 2008

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16.05.2008, 18:30 – Openning / Meeting with the artist

17.05-8.06.2008 – Exhibition

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WRO’s collection screenings.

11.04 – 11.05.2008

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