Magdalena Kreis, Yuriy Biley

Maria Kniaginin-Ciszewska

Open Antifascism Studio, square in front of Galeria Labirynt

The exhibition is located in the OSA kiosk in front of Galeria Labirynt building – a space inaccessible to people with motor disabilities. Description of works in PJM – after scanning the QR code.

Maria Kniaginin-Ciszewska, born in 1998 in Warsaw, graduated in photography from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in The Hague. Her interests revolve around stereotypes and their presentation in culture. As an independent visual artist, she works between reality and fantasy, penetrating social and cultural norms. By creating representations of the female form, she explores the boundaries of taboos and icons. She discovers artifacts of Polishness, or more broadly of Slavicness, combining them with the concepts of the body and interpersonal relations. More: mariaciszewska.com

Magdalena Kreis and Yuriy Biley

Jolanta Nowaczyk

Kiosk in front of Galeria Labirynt (ul. Popiełuszki 5)

The work is on the roof of the OSA kiosk in front of Galeria Labirynt building. The work is visible from the pavement. Description of works in PJM – after scanning the QR code.

Jolanta Nowaczyk (born 1992) – visual artist, lives and works in Prague. A graduate of the Academy of Art in Szczecin and the WHW Akademija programme in Zagreb (2019/2020). Together with Olga Dziubak, she co-curated the exhibition “Rejected Proposals” (2021) at the Arsenal in Poznań, which looked at the topics of contests and competition in the field of art. Co-founder and member of the Ciocia Czesia (Auntie Czesia) collective, which helps people from Poland access legal and safe abortion in Czechia. More: http://www.jjjnnn.pl/