Identyfikacja wizualna: Jakub de Barbaro i Alina Lysachkova

Identyfikacja wizualna: Jakub de Barbaro i Alina Lysachkova

Seeing Stones and Spaces Beyond the Valley

2nd edition of Biennale Warszawa

We Present the Artists of Biennale Warszawa 2022

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2nd edition of Biennale Warszawa

Seeing Stones and Spaces Beyond the Valley

The second edition of Biennale Warszawa entitled Seeing Stones and Spaces Beyond the Valley will be held at Wars Sawa Junior Department...

Participating artists and theoreticians

Seeing Stones and Spaces Beyond the Valley

On June 3rd, 2022, in the space of Wars Sawa Junior Department Stores in Warsaw, the second edition of Biennale Warszawa entitled Seeing...

We reveal the title and main threads of Biennale Warszawa 2022

The Seeing Stones and Spaces Beyond the Valley

Networks, algorithms, artificial intelligence and Tolkien’s palantírs – these are the main threads of the second edition of the...

Ми з нашими українськими друзями
We stand with our Ukrainian...

У зв’язку з нападом на Україну рішуче засуджуємо російську агресію....

The East Europe Biennial Alliance Expresses Solidarity with Ukrainian People

We urge the international (art) community to solidarize and support Ukrainian citizens by all possible means. As members of...

Seminar by Łucja Iwanczewska

Across disciplines: art laboratory – performative history / affective history

Today’s humanities propose not only new languages for describing the world, or new topics, but they also call into existence new fields...

Seminar by Jan Sowa

Humanities beyond the academia

The change whose harbingers we can observe in the contemporary world concerns the formula of education and academia as well. After all,...

Seminar by Paweł Tomczok

Emancipatory humanities project: the spectres of Marx

The status of Marxism in Polish culture seems to be particularly spectral, both when it comes to its former, still 19th-century,...

Seminar by Monika Bakke

Posthumanism and what’s next?

The project devoted to contemporary humanities would not be complete without examining contemporary tendencies in posthumanism as well...

Seminar by Michał Kuziak

Emancipatory humanities project: colonisations and decolonisations

The language of postcolonial criticism distinctly came into being in the Polish journalistic debate (while penetrating the rhetoric of...

Seminar by Andrzej Leder

Alternative histories, histories of the past – how and why invent history?, the status of utopia...

We can observe the return of utopia in our thinking; effectively, it would seem, exorcised, compromised and criticised as...

Seminar by Michał Łuczewski

Politics of memory in a globalised world

Politics of memory, connected to categories of identity, turns out (not only in Poland and Central Europe) to be a phenomenon...

Seminar by Monika Rudaś-Grodzka

Emancipatory humanities project: gender discourses

Gender criticism on the one hand emerged in Poland as the first among the so-called emancipatory criticisms and with some momentum (in its...

Seminar and lecture by Michał Kuziak

Theses about the need for humanities – new humanities

We often hear voices claiming that humanities are unnecessary, and particularly – that they’re impractical; humanists are lost on...

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