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Glass. Secrets of male art
Exhibition September 13 − December 6, 2020
The National Museum in Poznan and the Museum of Applied Arts present a unique exhibition"Glass. Secrets of Male Art ".
Visitors will be able to see about fifty works of 15 contemporary artists working with glass. Among the invited authors are Jerzy Khodorski, Andrzej Kukharski, Marcin Lithuania, Wojciech Olech, Pavel Palevich, Kazimierz Pawlak, Wojciech Peszko, Czeslaw Roszkowski, Stanislav Sobota, Witold Slivinsky, Adamczilowski, Konrad Tomaszlowski, Konrad Tomaszlowski, Konrad Tomaszlowski.
The artists represent different generations. Most of them are already established creators with significant achievements, recognized and represented all over the world. However, this group also includes artists who are at the beginning of their creative path. Each artist has a very individual approach to such an unusual and capricious material as glass. However, all authors have a common feature of creativity: the strength, scale and expressiveness of structures, the courage of experimentation and a virtuoso display of technological skills, often beyond the traditionally understood art of glass.
Based on site materialsNational Museum, Poznan.
Visitors will be able to see about fifty works of 15 contemporary artists working with glass. Among the invited authors are Jerzy Khodorski, Andrzej Kukharski, Marcin Lithuania, Wojciech Olech, Pavel Palevich, Kazimierz Pawlak, Wojciech Peszko, Czeslaw Roszkowski, Stanislav Sobota, Witold Slivinsky, Adamczilowski, Konrad Tomaszlowski, Konrad Tomaszlowski, Konrad Tomaszlowski.
The artists represent different generations. Most of them are already established creators with significant achievements, recognized and represented all over the world. However, this group also includes artists who are at the beginning of their creative path. Each artist has a very individual approach to such an unusual and capricious material as glass. However, all authors have a common feature of creativity: the strength, scale and expressiveness of structures, the courage of experimentation and a virtuoso display of technological skills, often beyond the traditionally understood art of glass.
Based on site materialsNational Museum, Poznan.
