100 years in Labirynt – open space / 3rd opening

When: 12.10.2024 (Saturday), 18.00
Where: Galeria Labirynt, ul. ks. J. Popiełuszki 5, Lublin
Language: event in Polish. Translation into Polish Sign Language; interpreter: Ewelina Lachowska. No translation into Ukrainian and English.
Exhibition on view until: 5.01.2025 (Tues.-Sun, 12:00-19:00)
Admission: 8 PLN normal ticket, 4 PLN discount ticket (free entry to the vernissage)

Every person who visited the “100 Years in Labirynt” exhibition saw one exhibition room filled with works from the first 50, those that are situated in between, and an empty space in the second room. There was nothing there but the remnants of the “Vieniava resort” on the walls and floor, and a mass of boxes that filled the gallery space, for no apparent reason. After four weeks of the exhibition, new objects by young artists will appear here. First there will be the works that make up the “Near Darkness 2” exhibition, Łęctwo Gallery presented a few days ago at Warsaw Gallery Weekend 2024, followed by the works of young people who responded to our open call. In this way, we are gradually filling the open space in which we will show the work of young artistic people, which we hope will give shape to the next 50 years of Galeria Labirynt.

Artists: Katarzyna Bogusz, Stanisława Fidor-Tatarczuk, Konrad Gubała, Kacper Greń i Kuba Szreder, Michał Iwański, Wiktoria Janowska, Alicja Kochanowicz i Maciej Kwietnicki, Kolektyw Łaski, Włodzimierz Maciejczyk, Irena Mykoliv, Weronika Nowojska, Tomek Paszkowicz, Maciej Nowacki, Hanna Shumska, Paula Szymańska, Dominika A. Wasilewska, Gabriela Żylińska

Event within the framework of the project „Galeria Labirynt – from a gallery of paintings to a gallery for people”.
Subsidized by funds from the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage within the framework of the program National Cultural Center: Culture-Interventions. Edition 2024

Funded by the European Union as part of the National Reconstruction Plan.

Honorary patronage of the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage

Accessibility: exhibit on the first floor. The bookstore offers free rental of noise-canceling earmuffs and a wheelchair. Quiet hours at the exhibition apply on Wednesdays from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. The gallery has 6 portable induction loops.