Online exhibitions

Adam Szymczyk is the artistic head of documenta 14 in Athens and Kassel 2017

Jeremias Falck, engraver from Danzig (ca. 1610/19-1671)

Alfred Wierusz-Kowalski (1849-1915) - an important representative of the Munich circle of Polish artists.

Stefan Szczygieł (1961-2011) studied photography and free art at the Düsseldorf Academy of Art. He was an innovative artist whose contemporary digital photography moved between the real, the digital and the virtual worlds.

Materialien zur Geschichte des DP-Lagers Schierholzstr. 41 in Hannover-Buchholz 1945–1964

The life of the outstanding artist, Janina Kłopocka, the creator of the graphic emblem of the Union of Poles in Germany, the so-called “Rodło“ sign, is a typical example of the knotty fate of Poles in the 20th century.

The Polish artist and theatre maker, Józef Szajna, was imprisoned in the concentration camps at Auschwitz and Buchenwald. He spent almost two years in Maczków (Haren) on the Ems.

The Danzig-born illustrator also created works with Polish themes.

Karol Broniatowski, one of the most important contemporary Polish sculptors, lives in Berlin.

Die Ausstellung „Frömmigkeit und Nachtgesichte. Naive Kunst aus Polen im Spiegel der Moderne“ fand vom 21. Februar bis 10. April 2016 in der Kunsthalle Recklinghausen statt.

The exhibition “Across the Generations. Polish Art in Marl” was shown in the Skulpturenmuseum Glaskasten in Marl in 2016.

His caricatures on Hitler’s regime are valuable documents of the post-war period.

In his role as a radio director, writer and poet, Zdzisław (Rudolf) Nardelli was a leading cultural personality in Poland after the end of the Second World War. He was born on 18. October 1913 into an Italian merchant family that had settled in Cieszyn in the 18th century.

Are we looking at feel-good Germany or the forests of Mazovia, with their smell of leaves, mushrooms and melancholy? Małgosia Jankowska, born in Sochaczew, comes from a Polish district full of lakes and forests. Her works convey such understanding hints that she is just as comfortable in her childhood home as in ours.

Aleksander Gierymski was a polish painter and the younger brother of Maksymilian Gierymski.

Maksymilian Gierymski (1846-1874) was one of the most outstanding Polish artists in Munich in the second half of the nineteenth century.

Around 330 Polish students enrolled in the Academy of Arts in Munich between 1828 and 1914.

Marta Klonowska brings back to life animals that have only played secondary roles in pictures for hundreds of years.

The Berlin couple possess one of the largest collections of Polish poster art.

Halfway through her painting course Karina Smigla-Bobinski gave up the two-dimensional media in order to experiment with light and video installations. From then on space has been her favourite place in which to realise her art. She recognises the great potential of an active audience and thus designs the places where she works into collective spaces for active and creative participants. She regards her art as a medium of communication. Her works are materialised events springing from her observations and thoughts in the border area between art, science and philosophy. Karina Smigla-Bobinski lives in Munich. Anyone who wants to contact her will be more likely to meet her at one of the many art festivals in one of the forty countries and five continents in which her works are shown.