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Amelia Woroszyl's "Silly! Devil!" at Crum Heaven, Stockholm, Curated by Marianna Lomza

exhibition · 2026-09-24

Amelia Woroszyl's solo exhibition, titled "Silly! Devil!", took place at Crum Heaven, located at Högbergsgatan 38 in Södermalm, Stockholm, from August 12 to August 24, 2026. The exhibition was curated by Marianna Lomza, who also wrote the accompanying text with assistance from the City of Stockholm. Featured pieces included "Sarcofago," which showcased orange-washed fabric panels adorned with metal charms, and "A Walk," numbered 9. Lomza's text explores a reality that shifts and identifies themes of mischief, omens, and dream residue, ultimately asserting that "Silly! Devil!" emphasizes intuition over certainty. Additionally, Woroszyl participated in the group exhibition "Giving Has Never Been a Disinterested Act" at HOS Gallery in Warsaw, with a review published by Vienna's Catapult.

Key facts

  • Amelia Woroszyl's solo exhibition "Silly! Devil!" was on view at Crum Heaven in Stockholm from August 12 to August 24, 2026.
  • The exhibition was curated by Marianna Lomza, who also wrote the accompanying exhibition text.
  • The show was supported by the City of Stockholm.
  • Crum Heaven is a café, bar and gallery located at Högbergsgatan 38 in Södermalm, Stockholm.
  • The work "Sarcofago" consists of two stacked orange-washed fabric panels lettered M and A, crossed by dark wood-and-brass rails with small metal charms including a horse and a skull.
  • "A Walk" is a narrower panel numbered 9 with a small brass charm beside a dark wood strip.
  • Lomza's text describes the exhibition's contents as mischief, omens and dream residue, and references AI Jungian dream interpretations.
  • Woroszyl's work has also been shown in the group exhibition "Giving Has Never Been a Disinterested Act" at HOS Gallery in Warsaw.

Entities

Artists

  • Amelia Woroszyl
  • Marianna Lomza
  • Yuma Radne
  • Julia Bachur
  • Shirley Fu

Institutions

  • Crum Heaven
  • City of Stockholm
  • HOS Gallery
  • Catapult
  • Catapult Contemporary

Locations

  • Stockholm
  • Sweden
  • Södermalm
  • Högbergsgatan 38
  • Warsaw
  • Poland
  • Vienna
  • Austria

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