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“Silence” by Democracia

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Statement of Biennale Warszawa
on inaccurate information shared in media and online
Photo: Małgorzata Owczarska
Photo: Małgorzata Owczarska

What water?

Project author: Małgorzata Owczarska

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“COVID-19. The World After the Pandemic”

Re–Directing: East x Empathic Pedagogies

seminar and laboratory "Future Intimacies"

FEINART

The Future of European Independent Art Spaces in a Period of Socially Engaged Art

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COVID-19
The World After
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Data Czas Tytuł Miejsce Wstęp
July 6 2020
Monday
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July 20 2020
Monday

“Silence” by Democracia

 		Swietokrzyska metro underpass
July 23 2020
, 18:00
Thursday
 		18:00

How to talk about the climate crisis?
The summary of a series of meetings

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29.05.2020

Statement of Biennale Warszawa
on inaccurate information shared in media and online

Introduction Publishing and sharing online articles which contain misrepresentations, manipulations and inaccurate information about the...
15.06.2020

Statement of Solidarity with Biennale Warszawa

Statement of Solidarity with Biennale Warszawa – the letter with signatures  As researchers and representatives of institutions,...
05.06.2020

Statement from collaborators of Biennale Warszawa
4.06.2020

As co-creators of the Biennale Warszawa programming – authors of projects and their participants – we firmly and categorically...
07.07.2020

Biennale Warszawa in collaboration with a/political

“Silence” by Democracia

In the context of the current Presidential elections, Democracia intervenes in the public space of Warsaw with an image of a policeman...
11.07.2020

Project author: Małgorzata Owczarska

What water?

What is water? How do we treat it? What will our future be, regarding water? When the epidemic broke out, drought was already ongoing,...
25.06.2020

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Our Residents

“COVID-19. The World After the Pandemic”
20.04.2020

“COVID-19
The World After the Pandemic”
Residency programme

Biennale Warszawa invites artists, curators, researchers and activists to participate in the residency programme “COVID-19. The World...
21.06.2020

seminar and laboratory "Future Intimacies"

Re–Directing: East x Empathic Pedagogies

Dear Reader, This unprecedented period of global disruption has revealed the need to explore how we can responsibly and carefully...
13.05.2020

The Future of European Independent Art Spaces in a Period of Socially Engaged Art

FEINART

Launch of new international training programme with participation of Biennale Warszawa
12.05.2020

New book edited by Jana Sowy

„The Missing Denominator”

The challenge is not how to make these people accept Western rationality, but how to stop the affluent Northern classes from...
18.06.2020

Immigrants have the voice – “ELECTIONS” project of Biennale resident, Marta Romankiv

Immigrants can cast their “invalid” yet very important vote as part of “ELECTIONS”, an action co-organised by Biennale on the...
17.06.2020

Author: Marta Romankiv

ELECTIONS 
Immigrants, let’s vote!

What is the current role of immigrants in Poland? Are they new citizens or just a temporary economic solution? If you are an immigrant...
16.06.2020

Paweł Umiński

Gospodarka w trakcie i po pandemii COVID-19 w kontekście nowoczesnej teorii...

Wyłaniający się na naszych oczach kryzys gospodarczy spowodowany pandemią wirusa COVID-19 i ograniczeniami w działaniu...
07.06.2020

Jan Toporowski

How to pay for medical emergency. A Radical Plan

“… a plan conceived in the spirit of social justice, a plan which uses a time of general sacrifice, not as an...
27.05.2020

Biennale Warszawa reopens

From 5 June 2020 you will be able to visit Biennale Warszawa again. In our space at 34/50 Marszałkowska Street (MA3450) we are...
15.05.2020

Maciej Grodzicki

We really can afford it! Or how to harness the economy for building social prosperity

  “The economy cannot handle a longer quarantine,” “We must prepare for budget cuts,” “Can we afford so much...
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