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ALTERNATIVA's 'Materiality' Exhibition Explores Art's Present Tense at Gdansk Shipyards

exhibition · 2026-04-22

Between May 26 and September 30, 2012, the historic shipyards in Gdansk, Poland, were the venue for ALTERNATIVA's exhibition titled 'Materiality,' held in Hall 90b at the Wyspa Institute of Art. This exhibition showcased over 30 pieces that delved into themes of materiality and political history, featuring works such as 'Reconstruction of the Shipyard's Broadcasting Center' (2012) by Katarzyna Krakowiak, 'Nazhad' (2009/12) by Hiwa K., 'Transience' (2012) by Lex Pott, and 'Sights' (2010/12) by Katarzyna Jozefowicz. Additionally, a related exhibition named 'Wyspa: Now is Now,' curated by Ewa Malgorzata Tatar and Dominik Kurylek, reinterpreted the archives of the Wyspa Progress Foundation, which was established in 2004 under director Aneta Szylak and has roots in the sculpture students of the 1980s, highlighting art's societal impact in Gdansk's narrative.

Key facts

  • Exhibition dates: May 26 to September 30, 2012
  • Location: Hall 90b, Gdansk Shipyards, Poland
  • Over 30 artworks featured in 'Materiality' exhibition
  • Wyspa Institute of Art founded in 2004 in former technical college
  • ALTERNATIVA series began in 2010 under director Aneta Szylak
  • Companion exhibition 'Wyspa: Now is Now' curated by Ewa Malgorzata Tatar and Dominik Kurylek
  • Wyspa Progress Foundation established in 1994 as non-profit organization
  • Gdansk Shipyards were site of August 1980 strikes that led to Solidarity movement

Entities

Artists

  • Katarzyna Krakowiak
  • Hiwa K.
  • Lex Pott
  • Katarzyna Jozefowicz
  • Sally Gutierrez
  • Grzegorz Klaman
  • Kazimierz Kowalczyk
  • Beno Osowski
  • Aneta Szylak
  • Ewa Malgorzata Tatar
  • Dominik Kurylek
  • Lech Walesa

Institutions

  • Wyspa Institute of Art
  • Wyspa Progress Foundation
  • Fine Arts Academy
  • ALTERNATIVA
  • dOCUMENTA
  • Manifesta
  • artcritical

Locations

  • Gdansk
  • Poland
  • Baltic Sea
  • Granary Island
  • Danzig
  • Iraq
  • Philippines

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