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    Zachęta – Tears of Happiness

    The exhibition "Tears of Happiness" at the Zachęta National Gallery of Art in Warsaw is a unique event that blends contemporary art with reflections on emotions typically seen as positive but which can also have deeper, more complex meanings. The title of the exhibition refers to the paradox of joy, which is not always straightforward and can sometimes intertwine with sadness, longing, or nostalgia.

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    Art Encounters Biennial: “My Rhino is not a Myth”

    The 5th edition of the Art Encounters Biennial, titled "My Rhino is not a Myth," explores the intersection of art, science, and fiction. It draws inspiration from Albrecht Dürer’s 1515 woodcut of a rhinoceros, a creature the artist never saw. The biennial delves into themes of imagination, geopolitical history, and the complex entanglements between art and science, proposing new ways to perceive reality amidst environmental and social transformations. The title also references Eugène Ionesco’s play "Rhinocéros," addressing conformity and resistance.

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    The Palace of the Republic. Mr. Herbert – The Traveler

    The exhibition Pan Herbert – Podróżnik invites visitors to follow in the footsteps of Zbigniew Herbert, the author of Barbarian in the Garden, and delve into his philosophy of travel. Accompanying the poet’s manuscripts were immersive audiovisual installations that filled the walls and ceilings of the Palace of the Commonwealth with a dynamic interplay of visuals and sound.

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Agnieszka Mastalerz – Nodes

The centerpiece of Nodes by Agnieszka Mastalerz, presented at the XX1 Gallery in Warsaw (Mazovian Institute of Culture) as part of the exhibition Entanglement / Uwikłanie, is a film that explores the history of humanity’s relationship with orchids. From magical love rituals to the modern orchid industry, worth $230 million, the artist examines how interdependence can take various forms—both in intimate contexts and on a mass scale.

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Nan Goldin – The Ballad of Sexual Dependency.

As part of the group exhibition BOHEMIA: History of an Idea, 1950–2000 at Kunsthalle Praha, one of Nan Goldin’s most famous works, The Ballad of Sexual Dependency, was presented. This piece is an intimate portrait of the life of the artist and her friends during the 1970s and 1980s. At Kunsthalle Praha, this legendary work was showcased in its original format, using analog slide projectors.

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Katarzyna Krakowiak-Bałka – Keeping flowers alive. Acoustic ikebana

In her sound installation presented at Tokyo’s Sogetsu Plaza, Katarzyna Krakowiak-Bałka employed modern audio technologies that allowed her to realize a unique vision of a sound-based ikebana. Through carefully selected technologies and tools, the installation became a multidimensional experience that engaged viewers on both auditory and spatial levels.

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The Palace of the Republic. Mr. Herbert – The Traveler

The exhibition Pan Herbert – Podróżnik invites visitors to follow in the footsteps of Zbigniew Herbert, the author of Barbarian in the Garden, and delve into his philosophy of travel. Accompanying the poet’s manuscripts were immersive audiovisual installations that filled the walls and ceilings of the Palace of the Commonwealth with a dynamic interplay of visuals and sound.