黑料不打烊

The project Late Polishness is dedicated to the forms which Polish contemporary identity assumes. Acting as the main space for deliberations is the exhibition, which consists of more than a hundred works and projects from dozens of contemporary artists working in the fields of visual arts, cinema, and theatre. The themes underlined in the show will be expanded on through a rich program of discussions, lectures, and screenings.

The key to the Late Polishness used in the project is the category of form. How is Polishness experienced today? How is it represented? Behind what images, symbols, figures, and narratives does it hide? The curators of the project have been searching for the answers to these questions in various fields of art, because it is the artists who give form to the collective imagination, and also to the national. Artists from varying generations have been invited to partake in the project. Contemporary classical artists have been found amongst them 鈥� such as Krzysztof Wodiczko and Krzysztof Bednarski. There are also artists who, like Artur 呕mijewski, Pawe艂 Althamer, Oskar Dawicki, or Wilhelm Sasnal, defined the Polish art scene after 1989. There are also artists who have made their debuts in recent years; to name a few, Honorata Martin, Daniel Rycharski, Bartosz Zask贸rski, and Katarzyna Przezwa艅ska. Therefore, it will be possible to view Polishness from very different, individual perspectives; consequently, we shall see the complexity of the phenomenon of national identity considered as a political issue, but also as one that is existential, personal, mythological, and even purely aesthetic.