Expand – a series of exhibitions at Galeria Labirynt

From September 18^th at Galeria Labirynt, viewers would have an opportunity to see and purchase works by artists associated with Lublin. The series of exhibitions “Expand” begins. The first to present their works are going to be: Edna Baud, Jakub Ciężki and Małgorzata Pawlak.

During the global crisis, which is the coronavirus pandemic and the resulting forced isolation, a lot has been discussed about the revision of the reality around us. In the statements of people from the cultural and artistic circles, an emphasis was often put on a temporary change in the direction of focusing attention from what is beyond to what is here. The pandemic time, defined by fear for loved ones and oneself, turned out to be a time when the sense of the strength of the community, family and relations with loved ones was recalled. Hence the “Expand” – the latest series of exhibitions at Galeria Labirynt presenting the works of Lublin-related artists, whose works make up the landscape of Polish contemporary art. The series addresses the issue of locality in the context of changing the perspective. Moreover, it results from the desire to debunk the persistent myth of provincialism. The works presented in the series are going to be available for sale at Galeria Labirynt and via the Internet.

The exhibitions are going to present the artistic works created locally in all its diversity, versatility, variety of media, techniques, assumptions and artistic attitudes. The Galeria Labirynt would like to invite to see the exhibitions all those who have been interested in contemporary art for a long time, as well as those who would like to (but are afraid) find out what art is all about.

The opening of the exhibition takes place on September 18^th, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. at Galeria Labirynt | Plaza.
“Expand” exhibition
ul. Lipowa 13 / entrance from ul. Ofiar Katynia
18/09/2020 at 6:00 p.m.
On display: until 11/10/2020 (Tue-Sat 1 p.m.-6 p.m.; Sun 12 p.m.-7 p.m.)
Admission free
Exhibition opening translated into Polish Sign Language PJM (by Ewelina Lachowska) and into English (by Krystian Kamiński)