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National Museum Reopening

Krzysiek Krzysztofiak

The National Museum in Warsaw has been closed for more than a year. It reopens 17 May 2012. See the photos of the last arrangements

SASNAL: In Theatres Now

Karol Sienkiewicz

Sasnal, an artist thus far associated with the gallery, has crossed over to the other side. The side where films are measured not in minutes, but in feet of celluloid

Piotr Uklański, Early Works

Agnieszka Le Nart

Uklański has allowed himself the rare luxury of not only having his childhood drawings published, but also analysed by a professional. And what is the verdict?

Designing Objects, Designing Cities

Klara Czerniewska

Two parallel design events, the 5th Łódź Design Festival and Warsaw Under Construction 3 complemented each other perfectly this year

Occupation: Photojournalist

IWO ZMYŚLONY TALKS TO BOGDAN ŁOPIEŃSKI

I couldn’t fathom that plant directors would just let artists wander around their factory floors. That could never happen in a socialist country – Bogdan Łopieński about the 1st Biennale of Spacial Forms in Elbląg in 1965

PHOTOGRAPHY, STILLS & GNASH:
Unidentified Family Photos

Chris Niedenthal

Very rarely, if ever, do we find any life-saving words on the back of a family photograph

Shorthand

PL/EN Urban Green http://t.co/FyBG2vh7
Jerzy Milian's Unreleased Tapes - Fundraising Campaign: http://t.co/9ZxiDcAn via @youtube
Piotr Czerski's manifesto #ACTA #freedom #Poland http://t.co/8V1UNdtm
National Museum in Warsaw - photos from before the reopening | Art | Biweekly http://t.co/AtCjvWRF
Photos from 7th Berlin Biennale http://t.co/VMbUkWrr
My new sounds: Michał Szymaniak - "Julia Superstar", biweekly.pl#34 http://t.co/zgaHluVr on #SoundCloud
dance. if you can http://t.co/Ve1sAVIu
fancy DRAWING some music?:) http://t.co/Ij20Dp6I
Culture in Action, or How Did We Spend Our Cultural Presidency 2011, see the video reportage http://t.co/5LnU7iVv
Dorota Masłowska about piles of books and the pornographically unproductive act of reading http://t.co/zxIUdk0p
If you want to play some foosball with Biweekly.pl join us in Warsaw @Chłodna25 on Saturday all day and into the night
digital national museum http://t.co/AghYSRfc
Hack4Europe maybe? http://t.co/7tnNmiZM
If you're NOT Polish, but you live in Poznań contact Malta festival http://t.co/JGY5r5SE
Wilhelm Sasnal, the filmmaker http://t.co/J0MPasTk
Łopieński's photos in Warsaw's Zachęta Gallery until 13 May http://t.co/UQuPOf6r
Biweekly#34 is now online, enjoy http://t.co/YSTmBA4t
check out Wyspa in Gdańsk http://t.co/q2doKkGf
A film about Tadeusz Rolke by Piotr Stasik coming soon to a theatre near you! http://t.co/xTT8QoMe
My Mortality Should Touch You - Wiedemann about Szymborska http://t.co/46rg0tRw

National Museum Reopening

Krzysiek Krzysztofiak

The National Museum in Warsaw has been closed for more than a year. It reopens 17 May 2012. See the photos of the last arrangements

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SASNAL: In Theatres Now

Karol Sienkiewicz

Sasnal, an artist thus far associated with the gallery, has crossed over to the other side. The side where films are measured not in minutes, but in feet of celluloid

Occupation: Photojournalist

IWO ZMYŚLONY TALKS TO BOGDAN ŁOPIEŃSKI

I couldn’t fathom that plant directors would just let artists wander around their factory floors. That could never happen in a socialist country – Bogdan Łopieński about the 1st Biennale of Spacial Forms in Elbląg in 1965

Art is Useless

ADAM MAZUR TALKS TO WOLFGANG TILLMANS

I allow outside influences to reach me – Tillmans’ works are exhibited in Zachęta in Warsaw until the end of January

The Final Showdown in Zachęta

Karol Sienkiewicz

The exhibition revolves around a few unpleasant stories with art taking centre stage in all of them. Macuga mixed the documents from the Gallery’s archive with her own works and interventions

Photography Reclaimed

Iwona Kurz

The albums ‘Polesie’ and ‘Kronikarki’ are a successful attempt at reclaiming photography. Chomętowska and Chrząszczowa’s images make the past seem contemporary, or at least stripped of the nostalgic patina of age

WHO’S WHO AND WHY:
Nicolas Grosspierre

Agnieszka Le Nart

‘I like games, based on what one can see in my works, and that I invite the viewers to participate in.’

PHOTOGRAPHY, STILLS & GNASH:
Fraudulent Liaisons

Chris Niedenthal

The rules of our profession say that press photographs cannot be digitally manipulated in any way, other than what could have been achieved in a darkroom in the old days of analogue photography.

The Castle is not Mine

KAROL SIENKIEWICZ talks to FABIO CAVALLUCCI

For the last few months the Centre for Contemporary Art in Warsaw was on everyone’s lips mainly because of the dismissal of curator Milada Ślizińska. But with Fabio Cavallucci as the new director of the CCA for over a year now, it’s a good opportunity to discuss the future of the institution

WHO’S WHO AND WHY:
Goshka Macuga

Agnieszka Le Nart

Goshka Macuga collects stories of censorship and revives an interest in the matter, leading the art world to question how much has changed in the past two decades

Designing Objects, Designing Cities

Klara Czerniewska

Two parallel design events, the 5th Łódź Design Festival and Warsaw Under Construction 3 complemented each other perfectly this year

Everything is a Black Girl

Katarzyna Bojarska talks to Kara Walker

‘When the current president was running for office, all this racist shit just came right out from wherever it was sitting dormant and it was circulated in new, post-modern ways,’ says American artist Kara Walker

Finding an
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ADAM MAZUR TALKS TO JOANNA MYTKOWSKA

‘My contribution isn’t new research. I’ve proposed a new way of presenting the work of Alina Szapocznikow within the context of contemporary art history,’ says Joanna Mytkowska, director of the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw

A Lonesome Museum

Karol Sienkiewicz

On the 80th anniversary of its foundation, the Museum of Art in Łódź has decided to set aside historical reckoning and revisit its founding mothers and fathers, posing questions on our modern need for utopian ideas

WHO’S WHO AND WHY:
Paulina Ołowska

Agnieszka Le Nart

As a child of socialist Poland, she thrives on the nostalgia of alternative private realities under socialism. Her work has been said to combine a post-Warholian pop art with Warsaw Pact socialism

The Stage Opened Me

KAROLINA SULEJ TALKS TO JEAN-LOUIS COSTES

Recently I was performing in a club with solid security and it didn’t prevent people from throwing bottles in my face. Fortunately I move a lot so I’m not an easy target