The exhibition at WATARI-UM, the Watari Museum serves as a small retrospective of works created over six decades. The selection, however, is enough to highlight the essential qualities of this art – the alignment of life and work, visual minimalism, the deliberate elimination of things, philosophical reflection – or simply attention turned inward – along with the pursuit of harmony: harmony with ourselves, with nature, and with our surroundings. The exhibition brings together a variety of Kamoji’s works, all of which are inextricably linked to the artist’s deeply internalized experience.

The exhibition Sculpture in Search of a Place is yet another one in a series of cross-sectional thematic exhibitions at the Zachęta, devoted each year to a different artistic medium. It tackles the subject of the identity of Polish sculpture over the last sixty years — not so much as a chronology of artistic activity, but as a presentation of the phenomena and creative attitudes that have been essential for its development.

This cross-sectional exhibition of Polish 20th and 21st century painting includes a wide range of works by outstanding Polish artists of different generations — representatives of the key currents of art history and contemporary artistic trends. The exhibition features, among others, contemporary classics, artists representing conceptual attitudes, educators and experimenters, as well as artistic personalities that are worth reminding to the broader audience, who are now relegated to the sidelines of art history.