Exhibitions & Events

 Andrzej Wróblewski’s exhibition in Spectra Art Space is a follow-up to the idea taken up by Starak Foundation in MASTERS series, which was inaugurated with a remarkable display of works by Tadeusz Kantor. The purpose of this significant cultural project is to present works by the most outstanding Polish artists – masters, professors and forerunners of the post-war avant-garde - the works of whom constitute a significant part of Anna and Jerzy Starak’s art collection.

Andrzej Wróblewski is counted among the most prominent masters of the Polish art of the latter half of the 20^th century. His lyrically tragic and metaphoric oeuvre has continued to exert a strong impact and appealed to the contemporary audience, at the same time offering one of the most relevant and faithful accounts of the difficult period when the works were created. Andrzej Wróblewski developed an individual and evocative manner of imaging, particularly experiences of death and atrocities of war, and as a consequence shifted the traditional meaning of the term of ‘realism’. Bold and uncompromising, a demiurge of contemporary figurative art, enshrouded in a legend of his premature death, he has moulded successive generations of Polish artists, who consider him on a par with giants of worldwide art of that period.

 Exhibition Andrzej Wróblewski | Spectra Art Space MASTERS will be open to visitors every Saturday and Sunday 11am – 4 pm from 7 June until 28 September in Spectra building at Bobrowiecka 6 in Warsaw.

Andrzej Wróblewski in Starak Collection