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We began our journey across Poland with part of our collection in 2024 in Bielsko-Biała, at the Galeria Bielska BWA, which has been renowned for decades as one of the leading art galleries in the country. This is a great recognition for our collection.
Nasze kolejne wystawy:
20/09 – 30/10/2025 Anna Magdziarz Painting and Drawing Gallery, Bielsko-Biała – Traces and Signs Exhibition – paintings of the Aboriginal people of Central Australia
16/01-15/02/2026 Płock Art Gallery - Traces and Signs exhibition – paintings by the Aboriginal people of Central Australia + photography exhibition by Marek Tomalik – “Australia, where flowers are born from fire”.
16/05 – 20/08/2026 Lubuskie Land Museum in Zielona Góra – Traces and Signs Exhibition – paintings of the Aboriginal people of Central Australia + photography exhibition by Marek Tomalik – “Australia, where flowers are born from fire” + multimedia performance “Aboriginal people – indigenous Australians”
19/06 – 30/08/2026 City Gallery – Środa Wielkopolska – Traces and Signs Exhibition – paintings of the Aboriginal people of Central Australia + photography exhibition by Marek Tomalik – “Australia, where flowers are born from fire”.
13/03/2027 IMO Gallery in Stary Sącz – Traces and Signs Exhibition – paintings of the Aboriginal people of Central Australia + 06/03/2027 Multimedia spectacle “Aboriginal people – indigenous Australians”
We invite galleries and other exhibition venues in Europe and beyond to cooperate with us.
Julianna, Richard and Mark
ŚRODA WIELKOPOLSKA CITY GALLERY - TRACES AND SIGNS EXHIBITION - CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL PAINTING
+ MAREK TOMALIK'S PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION "LADY AUSTRALIA" - 19.06 - 30.08.2026
"TRACES AND SIGNS – ABORIGINAL PAINTING FROM CENTRAL AUSTRALIA" + PHOTO EXHIBITION + PERFORMANCE at the LUBUSKIE REGION MUSEUM in ZIELONA GÓRA - MAY-AUGUST 2026
"TRACES AND SIGNS – ABORIGINAL PAINTING FROM CENTRAL AUSTRALIA" + PHOTO EXHIBITION "AUSTRALIA, WHERE FLOWERS ARE BORN FROM FIRE" at the PŁOCK ART GALLERY - February 2026
"TRACES AND SIGNS – ABORIGINAL PAINTING FROM CENTRAL AUSTRALIA" at the Anna Magdziarz AM Gallery - SFERA BIELSKO-BIAŁA - SEPTEMBER 2025
12.01. – 25.02.2024 Galeria Bielska BWA, sala dolna – exhibition of Aboriginal art from Central Australia
12.01. – 25.02.2024 Galeria Bielska BWA Klubokawiarnia Aquarium - photographic exhibition
09.02.2024 LECTURE ABOUT THE CULTURE OF THE INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIANS
Full of meanings and intentions, using lines and dots, Aboriginal art tells about the mythical events and topography of a given region.
Na wystawie w Galerii Bielskiej BWA prezentujemy 30 obrazów 15 artystów pochodzących ze zbiorów Julianny i Ryszarda Bednarowiczów, oraz kilka artefaktów sztuki tzw. Pierwszych Narodów. Eksponowane na wystawie prace ukazują dwa bieguny twórczości Rdzennych Australijczyków, widoczne w sztuce Australii Centralnej, na wschód i na zachód od Alice Springs.
Artists: Rosemary Petyarre, Polly Kngale, Kathleen Petyarre, Gracie Morton Pwerle, Cindy Wallace Nungurrayi, Paddy Sims Japaljarri, Bessie Sims Nakamarra, Mary Dixon Nungurrayi, Lynette Granites Nampitjinpa, Willy Tjungurrayi, Thomas Tjapaltjarri and Walala Tjapaltjarri, Barbara Reid Napangardi.
Curators: Richard Bednarowicz, Marek Tomalik
- Film coverage of the opening on the website LuBBie.pl >>>
- PHOTO report from the opening on the website LuBBie.pl >>>
- About exhibitions in Galeria Bielska BWA at RMF Classic >>>
- About exhibitions in the bimonthly magazine ART POST >>>
- Relacja z wernisażu 12.01.2024 w Galerii Bielskiej BWA w portalu Witaj Bielsko >>>
- Secrets of Aboriginal culture – Gazeta Wyborcza Kraków >>>
- Aboriginal art from Saturday at Galeria Bielska BWA – TVP Katowice >>>
- Galeria Bielska BWA presents Aboriginal art – Dziennik Zachodni >>>
An exhibition of Aboriginal art paintings is accompanied by an exhibitionMAREK TOMALIK – AUSTRALIA – GDZIE KWIATY RODZĄ SIĘ Z OGNIAthat is a photographic reportage of the author's numerous expeditions into the unknown world of the smallest continent.
Wernisaż 12.01.2024 domknął spektakl multimedialny „Aborygeni, Rdzenni Australijczycy” z muzyką kwartetu Czerwie na żywo.
