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Most of the world

 

07.07.2023 — 03.09.2023

 

CSW Toruń

 

Presented in the interiors of the CSW in Toruń, the exhibition is the second, expanded installment of the curatorial selection of works that the Center for Polish Sculpture in Oronsko showed in 2022 in Venice, during the 59th Art Biennale. The exhibition was intertwined with the history and context of one of the most important capitals of contemporary art and was a presentation of works by some of the most interesting Polish artists whose practices hooked on the spatial medium of fabric. In Torun, on the other hand, the Center for Polish Sculpture in Oronsko wishes to expand the set of classics, as well as contemporary experimenters, shaping today's renaissance of the fabric medium, encouraging Polish viewers to travel through the threads and contexts "woven" by them.

 

Curators: Stanislaw Malecki and Leszek Golec
Coordinator: Matylda Hinc
Exhibition production: Wojciech Ruminski
Graphic identity design: Katarzyna Ostrowska

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Most of the world

 

07.07.2023 — 03.09.2023

 

CSW Toruń

 

Presented in the interiors of the CSW in Toruń, the exhibition is the second, expanded installment of the curatorial selection of works that the Center for Polish Sculpture in Oronsko showed in 2022 in Venice, during the 59th Art Biennale. The exhibition was intertwined with the history and context of one of the most important capitals of contemporary art and was a presentation of works by some of the most interesting Polish artists whose practices hooked on the spatial medium of fabric. In Torun, on the other hand, the Center for Polish Sculpture in Oronsko wishes to expand the set of classics, as well as contemporary experimenters, shaping today's renaissance of the fabric medium, encouraging Polish viewers to travel through the threads and contexts "woven" by them.

 

Curators: Stanislaw Malecki and Leszek Golec
Coordinator: Matylda Hinc
Exhibition production: Wojciech Ruminski
Graphic identity design: Katarzyna Ostrowska