NADA Villa Warsaw: The Voice of New Art

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Editor-at-large and painter who lives at Brooklyn.

It was a feast for the eyes of anyone interested in contemporary art and the hottest cultural trends: an exhibition of works from forty-four art galleries located on three continents. For five days—May 15 to May 19—an exhibition of contemporary Polish and international art took place inside the expansive, neo-baroque Villa Gawroński in Warsaw.

A neon sign hanging from a balcony—Full Moon Empty Stomach by Romanian artist Flaviu Cacoveanu—welcomed guests entering the exhibition. Lying around the garden were aluminum astronauts by Paweł Althamer. Inside the

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Maria Kozak:

Editor-at-large and painter who lives at Brooklyn.

Translation: Katarzyna Twardowska

Publish date: 17.05.2024

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She is Ukraine’s most famous artist. She painted, drew, decorated ceramics, and embroidered. Her designs have graced postage stamps and coins, and she remains an inspiration to artists and textile designers today.

The world rediscovered Maria Prymachenko on February 27, 2022, when the Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported that Ivankiv Historical and Local History Museum (in Kyiv Oblast) had burned down following a Russian bombardment. Twenty-five of the artist’s works were inside, and local residents managed to rescue some of them.

NADA Villa Warsaw: The Voice of New Art

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