REYKJAV蚄.- The exhibition features exclusively works from the collection of Bunkier Sztuki, which houses one of the strongest collections of Polish contemporary art in Europe.

The exhibition includes photographs, paintings, sculptures, and installations by thirty artists from Poland.

The body is at the forefront of the exhibition, which brings together works created predominantly in the 21st century, a period marked by rapid social change, technological advancement, and evolving ideas about the body, identity, and existence. The exhibition directs attention to the body as a living process rather than a fixed entity. It is shaped by environment, technology, social norms, and histories, and is always in relation to other bodies, other lives, and other worlds. The exhibition highlights the diversity and vitality of Polish contemporary art and places it within an international context.

The works have traveled from Krak體 to Reykjav韐, where they are presented within a community that has been partly shaped by Polish presence. Poles are the largest group of immigrants in Iceland and have enriched Icelandic culture and everyday life. It is therefore meaningful to encounter these works, rooted in Polish artistic and cultural life, here in Reykjav韐. The exhibition thus creates a space for encounter between Polish culture and the Icelandic audience.





Artists featured in the exhibition: Marta Antoniak Bogusław Bachorczyk Barbara Bańda Bogna Burska Michał Chudzicki Oskar Dawicki Iwona Demko Katarzyna G髍na Bartosz Kokosiński Karolina Kowalska Lidia Krawczyk Wojciech Kubiak Agata Kus Marcin Maciejowski Cecylia Malik Krzysztof Marchlak Małgorzata Markiewicz Joanna Pawlik Maria Pinińska-bereś Karol Radziszewski J髗ef Robakowski Jadwiga Sawicka Janek Simon Si On Justyna Smoleń Łukasz Stokłosa Jaśmina W骿cik Michał Zawada Jakub Julian Zi�łkowski Alicja Żebrowska
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Curators: Agnieszka Sachar and Ald韘 Snorrad髏tir.

Curatorial cooperation Brynd韘 Erla Hj醠marsd髏tir.