ARTISTS in Goleniow. Agnieszka Chrzanowska-Małys. EXHIBITION * PRESENTATION OF WORKS* BATIK WORKSHOPS.

Agnieszka Chrzanowska-Małys "What is invisible is sometimes hidden in the cracks." Objects made of paper, fabric.
Artistic residency within the framework of the ArtyStyki project, implemented by the Goleniow House of Culture, subsidized by funds from the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage from the Culture Promotion Fund.

Program:
AUTHOR MEETING - multimedia presentation of selected works
January 22, at 17:30
Qult Kafka Café, 1a Dworcowa St., Goleniow

EXHIBITION VERNISSAGE "What is invisible is hidden in the cracks. Objects made of paper.
January 23, at 17:00
Municipal and District Public Library in Goleniow

Exhibition 23 to January 31, 2025 available during library hours.

BATHING WORKSHOPS - youth and adults- number of places limited.
January 24, 5:30 - 8:00 pm
Goleniow Culture Center, 1 Słowackiego St.
registration required tel. 91 418 26 88

ArtStyki

In October 2024, in the exhibition room of the Goleniow library, we saw the works of the Czestochowa artist Mateusz Pawełczyk. The year 2025 will belong to women. This is because we are awaiting the artistic residencies of three participants of the First Summer Encounters with Art, an open-air workshop held last summer in Mosty. Each of the female artists will present their work at an exhibition during their stay in Goleniow. Their several-day residency will also be an opportunity to participate in author meetings, vernissages and workshops.
The first of these is Agnieszka Chrzanowska- Malys. Gliwice-based visual artist, cultural animator and educator. Her work focuses on painting and fiber art: artistic fabric and handmade paper. She experimentally combines the two fields to create unique creations. She pays attention to the ecological aspects of creation, which is why she uses recycled materials both in her works and in her workshops.

The author about the exhibition:

The source of my inspirations is nature. However, these are not realistic representations, but my personal, internal "notes". Released from within under the influence of an impulse, they take the shape of an artistic statement built around the landscape.
The objects can be divided into three cycles. Those created from an organic-plant mixture, those made from handmade paper and those made from potato peelings. Each of the matter is extremely fragile, each changing over time, like our lives.