In an era where the world is scourged by ongoing conflict and ever-shifting battlefronts, images of wars have become almost interchangeable within the news media. Journalistic photography seems to have lost its power to define the essence of individual conflicts, but instead has become an ongoing (…)

Janusz Kaczorowski – eminent creator, poet, forgotten mentor of Kraków’s artistic circles – wrote in the early 1970s that “Almost every artistic activity has a concealment phase. Some non-artistic activities have that phase as well. It seems that art abandons it only when it needs (…)

Prabhakar Pachpute and Rupali Patil deal with the mining industry, farming, and the influence of human existence on nature. Guided by the need of promoting justice and respect, they’ve been traveling around the world for many years, discovering bridges between different, seemingly distant worlds. (…)

Two stories told by photographers; two cities – Nuremberg and Kraków. The former – almost entirely destroyed during World War II as it was considered “guilty”. One of its main landmarks today, apart from the castle, the St. Sebaldus Church, and the Frauenkirche, is (…)

We have first raised a dust and then complain we cannot see. – George Berkeley   At the heart of the artist’s reflection lies a dreamlike vehicle, known only to her and even then – only a little bit. The existence of the vehicle, revealed in a dream, is persistent and (…)