The exhibition „Ochrona zdrowia w świecie sztuki” [Healthcare in the Art World] presents works by people united by the status of confirmed health insurance in the National Health Fund thanks to contributions paid from casual employment based on civil contracts. This exhibition aims to set a direction for changes in funding healthcare from the state budget, so that everyone, not only artists, has equal access to it.

"Im thinking of You" is an exhibition project based on a mutual artistic exchange between Poland and Finland

In a world shaped by visual culture, it is increasingly difficult to distinguish representation from reality. Especially when we think of places that function in the collective consciousness as projections of dreams and longings. Morocco has existed in the European imagination for decades as a land of sun and freedom. At the same time, Europe remains a symbol of prosperity and opportunity for many residents of North Africa. On both sides of the Mediterranean, images circulate of places that often say more about our desires than about reality itself.

The exhibition “Jak zrobić stół?” [How to Make a Table?] at Galeria Pracownia Wschodnia addressed the theme of meeting another human being, understood as a process of building bonds, community, and mutual recognition and understanding.

Works embedded in fragile and unstable matter. The installations reflect their contemplation on their own limitations regarding social and individual expectations and the challenges we face every day. The artists ask about the boundaries of freedom, the boundaries of subjectivity, and the roles of the individual in the face of elusive changes.

The window exhibition referenced the annual artistic and research programme TEREN [TERRAIN], which focused on redefining the concept of terrain/space in a social, artistic, and symbolic context.

Presented in the windows of Galeria Pracownia Wschodnia, the works by artist elm_735 and artist Paulina Mirowska served as the closing and culmination of the year-long activities.

"PODŁOGA" [Floor] proposed thinking about the base of every space as a medium, a carrier of meanings, a map of practices and rituals, a plane of diverse movement. The artists reinterpreted the floor as a point of contact with everyday life, weight and history, with that upon which we settle ourselves. In dialogue with the architecture of the display, the creators turned their gaze towards what silently accompanies our experience of the world. Their works examined the form and memory of space, revealing what is covered, stored, what has settled in layers and crevices.

The exhibition was a formal experiment aimed at a comprehensive description of the phenomenon of hoarding (known as zbieractwo). This phenomenon, embedded in contemporary consumer culture, has been analysed for decades by philosophers and artists, ranging from Duchamp's ready-made phenomena to the contemporary installations of Robert Kuśmirowski. The exhibition aimed to capture the complex specificity of the hoarding phenomenon in relation to contemporary culture, philosophy, art, and the depths of the human psyche and human trauma.