Exhibition
Threshold | 10th Best Media Arts Graduation Projects Competition
21 Mar 2024 – 28 Apr 2024
Regular hours
- Thursday
- 14:00 – 20:00
- Friday
- 14:00 – 18:00
- Saturday
- 12:00 – 16:00
- Sunday
- 12:00 – 14:00
- Wednesday
- 11:00 – 18:00
Free admission
Address
- Widok 7
- Wrocław
Polanica-Zdrój - 50-052
- Poland
Representative graduation works have been selected from new media faculties of fine arts academies across Poland.
New media encompass a diverse range of genres, constructing artworks that engage with phenomena and tools stemming from the advancements in technology, communication, and imaging.
About
The 10th edition of Best Media Arts Graduation Projects Competition from all around Poland is titled Threshold.
21.03 - 28.04.2024
WRO Art Center, Widok 7, Wrocław
vernissage and announcement of winners: 21.03 at 18:00
artists:
Adela Górna (Wrocław)
Erwin Jeneralczyk (Kraków)
Jakub Kanna (Poznań)
Ksenia Makała (Katowice)
Klau Skuza (Warszawa)
Klaudyna Szymańska (Szczecin)
Milla Tomasik (Gdańsk)
Mateusz Zubel (Łódź)
Representative graduation works have been selected from new media faculties of fine arts academies across Poland.
New media encompass a diverse range of genres, constructing artworks that engage with phenomena and tools stemming from the advancements in technology, communication, and imaging.
“The 10th edition of the exhibition, this year themed "Threshold," encapsulates the latest artworks as a space for reflection, a point of departure, and a realm of transgression, confrontation, and tension between realms. The term "threshold" also symbolizes the transition into artistic adulthood, signifying the departure from the confines of the academy, fostering self-reflection, and shaping one's artistic identity.” – says curator of the exhibition, Gosia Wrzosek.
In this edition of the Competition, the works on display will include impression installations, video games and installations, 3d animations, publications, sculptural objects, and performative actions. Creative and critical insights will be found in the multifaceted actions and installations, both drawing on natural elements and using artificial intelligence. The diversity highlights the growing importance of media tools within contemporary art and their role in shaping reflections on the present.