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15% Abstraction

The aim of the “15% Abstraction” series is to expand knowledge about the Wrocław Group. As part of this initiative, we organize exhibitions, popular science forums, podcast series, articles, and other educational materials.

The title refers to the book by Hanna Krzetuska (Ossolineum, 1966) – an autobiography and a reflection on the artist’s creative approach. Hanna Krzetuska, together with her husband Eugeniusz Geppert, initiated the Wrocław Group in 1962.

In the Footsteps of Wrocław’s Women Artists – Guided Walks

In the Footsteps of Wrocław’s Women Artists – Guided Walks

(in Polish only)
Some People Don’t Remember the Color of Their Mother’s Eyes

Some People Don’t Remember the Color of Their Mother’s Eyes

Exhibition
“White Spots Are…” – our broadcast in Radio Wrocław Kultura

“White Spots Are…” – our broadcast in Radio Wrocław Kultura

Herstories of Wrocław’s Women Artists (in Polish only)
Art in Industry and Industry in Art. On State Patronage in the Polish People’s Republic – Conversation

Art in Industry and Industry in Art. On State Patronage in the Polish People’s Republic – Conversation

Watch the video (in Polish only)
„It warms without burning” – Exhibition from the series “15% Abstraction”

„It warms without burning” – Exhibition from the series “15% Abstraction”

Mieszkanie Geppertów
13.12.2024
“White Spots Exist Until We Notice Them” – Podcasts

“White Spots Exist Until We Notice Them” – Podcasts

Miła Bożek in conversation with pioneering women artists and researchers
“White Spots Exist Until We See Them” – Conversations

“White Spots Exist Until We See Them” – Conversations

video documentation
Białe plamy są, póki ich nie zauważamy – around the Wrocław Group and the Wrocław School of Ceramics

Białe plamy są, póki ich nie zauważamy – around the Wrocław Group and the Wrocław School of Ceramics

online anthology
On the Wrocław Group

On the Wrocław Group

Ewa Pluta
Attitudes of Avant-Garde Artists Toward Socialist Realism. Polish Art of the 1950s Through the Work of Wanda Gołkowska

Attitudes of Avant-Garde Artists Toward Socialist Realism. Polish Art of the 1950s Through the Work of Wanda Gołkowska

Jolanta Studzińska
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