For this year’s Prague Art Week, Julie Béna and Mark Ther presented “Le Chat Noir", an exhibition organised by KodlContemporary at Parnas, a historic restaurant on the Vltava embankment.
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Like an open wound, ruddy-crimson paint leaks out of its thick impasto surface, carving out the word “flesh”. One of the works on display in Mira Schor‘s first UK solo exhibition, "WET/London", it epitomises the artist’s unique body of work.
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Questions of memory, migration and representation lie at the heart of the exhibition “Hidden Narratives”, bringing together the work of six Belarusian artists at Galeria Promocyjna in Warsaw.
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Norbert Delman’s “Tymczasowa pława” at Państwowa Galeria Sztuki in Sopot centres on a seven-metre boat, transforming its wreckage into a site for imagined forms of life and reflecting on decay, regeneration and ecological change.
On view until 31 January 2027.
The exhibition at Krupa Art Foundation looks at how myths and media identities are created. Bringing into dialogue Milton H. Greene’s photographs with works by contemporary artists, it explores image as a space where memory, projection, identity and collective imagination meet.
"Hidden Narratives" at Galeria Promocyjna brings together six Belarusian artists whose practices engage with topics such as memory, migration, body or identity. The exhibition looks at how personal experiences can reveal what often remains invisible in dominant narratives.
"Ślady pamięci" (Traces of Memory) at Szałfynster in Katowice explores memory and nostalgia as both personal experiences and shared resources. The exhibition considers the community-building potential of nostalgia and the role of art in supporting people affected by dementia.
Olivier Coisne’s practice combines technical mastery with an exploration of naturetand humanity’s impact on the world.
Ahead of his exhibition at DagArt Galerie in Poznań, we spokewith Olivier about his artistic process and inspirations.
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'The Adventures of a Person Who Sees' at Wrocław Contemporary Museum translates Honza Zamojski’s visual lexicon into a spatial narrative, using the museum’s architecture to recreate the structure of a book.
📅 25.09.2026–29.03.2027
📍 Wrocław, Poland
Ivana Fischer's collages reflect her understanding of identity: we begin with what we have inherited and accumulated, but the arrangement is never fixed. This idea runs throughout 'The Wild Gene', her current exhibition at Trotoar Gallery.
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The exhibition ‘Cosmic Geometry’, taking place at Fundacja Profile between 18 September and 14 November, illustrates the various ways artists from different generations and movements have used the language of geometry.
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“The Silence of the Mole”, by Jakub Jansa and Selmeci Kocka Jusko, curated by Peter Sit, brings together film, sculpture and sound to explore what happens when imagination becomes entangled in the mechanisms of soft power.
On view in Giardini until 22 November.
Meet Soli Kiani, an Iranian-born, Vienna-based artist who incessantly pokes at the power imbalance inherent to oppressive political regimes, devoting special attention to the one in her homeland.
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This summer, the historic streets and nooks of Staré Brno have filled with contemporary art pieces, marking the fourteenth edition of the Brno Art Open. This year under the title “Prophecies Fulfilled”.
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After the summer presentation in Paris, DAgArt Galerie brings Olivier Coisne’s exhibition to Poznań.
From the fragility of the organic world to the omnipresence of technology, his work explores the relationship between material, object and the experience of contemporary life.
“Cosmic Geometry” at Fundacja Profile brings together seven artists whose practices approach geometric forms as tools for thinking about perception, ideology, space and the changing status of the artwork.
📅 18 September–14 November 2026
The 12th edition of the photography festival Festiwal Fotografii "W Ramach Sopotu", which opened on 3 September under the theme "Border", explores how these often-invisible boundaries shape how we understand ourselves and the world around us.
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Brno Art Open transforms the city into an open-air gallery, bringing contemporary art into dialogue with its changing landscape. This year’s edition, 'Fulfilled Prophecies', explores hopes and anxieties surrounding technology, AI, the climate crisis, inequality and the future.
The 12th edition of the Festiwal Fotografii "W Ramach Sopotu" explores the theme of “Border” through exhibitions, artistic residencies and projects spread across the city — from gallery spaces to independent venues and public spaces.
On view until 20 September.
'Capital Dream', curated by the @WROArtCenter team and presented during @ArsElectronica 2026, brings together five projects by six Polish artists who have been exploring what it means to live alongside machines.
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