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  • 2026-03-19
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    Wystawa zbiorowa "Contracts of Recognitions"

    Górowska, Justyna
    Galeria Jana Koniarka w Trnawie
    Lucia Bergamaschi, David Přílučík (Trnawa)
    As part of the group exhibition "Contracts of Recognitions," Justyna Górowska presented the video performance "Cyber ​​Wedding to the Brine Shrimp" (2021), which explores interspecies relationships, ecology, and alternative forms of kinship, as well as a spatial installation composed of wedding dresses. The exhibition was open to the public from March 19 to May 31, 2026. Curated by Lucia Bergamaschi and David Přílučík, the exhibition took place at the Ján Koniarek Gallery (Koppelova vila) in Trnava, a Slovak institution established in 1976 with an international reputation for presenting the most important contemporary art phenomena from Central Europe and the international scene.
    Osiągnięcia artystycznePrace artystyczneparticipation in a group exhibition
  • 2026-03-13
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    Instalacja "BhA - Digital Art in DNA"

    Górowska, Justyna
    Centrum Sztuki Współczesnej ŁAŹNIA w Gdańsku
    Agnieszka Kulazińska (Gdańsk)
    The installation "BhA - Digital Art in DNA" addresses the ecological costs of storing digital data and the potential for using DNA as an alternative, biological medium for archiving information. The DNA component of the installation was created in collaboration with Dr. Thomas Heinis of Imperial College in London. The work premiered as part of the international exhibition "Studiotopia 2.0. Sensitive Data of the Anthropocene" at the ŁAŹNIA Centre for Contemporary Art in Gdańsk, the culmination of the European research and artistic program "STUDIOTOPIA 2. Art and Science Enter the Symbiocene Era," co-financed by the European Union under the Creative Europe program. The project brought together an international group of artists and scientists who jointly explored new ways of interpreting environmental data and the relationships between technology, science, and ecology. The exhibition presented the results of interdisciplinary collaborations developed in collaboration with ten international cultural institutions, including: Ars Electronica (Linz), BOZAR (Brussels), LABoral (Gijón), CYENS (Nicosia) and Kersnikova Institute (Ljubljana).
    Osiągnięcia artystycznePrace artystyczneauthorship of an artwork at an event
  • 2026-05-29
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    Wystawa indywidualna "Ask Me Anything"

    Górowska, Justyna
    RARO On-Site Projects w Barcelonie, Instytut im. Adama Mickiewicza, Instytut Polski w Madrycie
    Michalina Sablik (Barcelona)
    Justyna Górowska's solo exhibition, "Ask Me Anything," at RARO On-Site Projects in Barcelona, ​​expanded on the artist's research and artistic project, WetMeWild, which she has been pursuing since 2017 at the intersection of hydrofeminism, performance, new media art, and artificial intelligence research. The exhibition featured a newly created interactive installation, designed specifically for the Barcelona presentation. Its central element was the WetMeWild AI avatar, created based on a 3D body scan of the artist, enabling visitors to engage in real-time conversations. The installation was arranged in a space-age aesthetic and included a screen with the avatar, an analog telephone handset for interaction, semi-transparent latex screens, and iconic design elements. The project critically reflected on generative artificial intelligence, drawing attention to its ecological, social, and political implications. The exhibition addressed issues related to water conservation, microplastic pollution, biodiversity loss, and the material dimension of digital infrastructure. The exhibition was produced with the support of the Adam Mickiewicz Institute and the Polish Institute in Madrid.
    Osiągnięcia artystycznePrace artystyczneauthor's exhibition in a renowned institution
  • 2026-05-13
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    Obiekt "Colossus s2"

    Szwed, Arkadiusz
    Vessels + Sticks Gallery
    Arkadiusz Szwed's "Colossus s2" was made of glazed porcelain using the plaster mold technique. The 22.9 cm high and 10.9 cm wide piece was presented in the group exhibition "Porcelain Reconsidered" at Vessels + Sticks Gallery in Toronto from May 13 to June 20, 2026. The international exhibition showcased contemporary artists working with porcelain in ways that transcend its traditional associations with delicacy, perfection, and decorativeness. The works presented treated porcelain not as a finite tradition but as a living and evolving artistic language. The exhibition also included porcelain works from the 1970s by Harlan House, which served as a historical point of reference and emphasized the continuity of experimentation with the material across generations.
    Osiągnięcia artystycznePrace artystyczneauthorship of a work - design arts
  • 2026-05-15
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    Obiekt "Bakteria"

    Szwed, Arkadiusz
    Muzeum Narodowe Słowenii i Center Rog w Lublanie
    Mika Drozdowska - kuratorka polskiej ekspozycji (Lublana)
    Arkadiusz Szwed's "Bacteria" was made of glazed porcelain using the plaster mold technique. The work measures 23 x 21 cm. The piece was presented during the international exhibition "Beyond Use," organized as part of the 6th International Ceramics Triennial UNICUM 2026 at Center Rog in Ljubljana. A special part of the exhibition was the Polish exhibition titled "Forms of Meaning: Contemporary Polish Ceramics," presenting 13 contemporary Polish artists. The exhibition was prepared by the National Museum of Slovenia and Center Rog and was open to the public from May 15 to September 5, 2026. For the first time in its history, the Triennial expanded its program to include design and functional ceramics. The exhibition focused on contemporary ceramic practices related to material experimentation, new technologies, sustainable production, and redefining the relationship between form, function, and utilitarian objects. The event partners were the Adam Mickiewicz Institute, the Polish Embassy in Ljubljana and the BWA Gallery in Wrocław.
    Osiągnięcia artystycznePrace artystyczneauthorship of a work - design arts