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20/10/2026

Andreea Anghel
“Saint Incel of 4chan”, 2022
found objects (blonde hair, webbing), image scan from a Soviet book on medieval painting, UV print on vinyl, fibreboard, wood, aluminium, plexiglass
180 × 132 × 18 cm

Andreea Anghel

The artworks are part of the upcoming group exhibition “All the Images Will Disappear” at the Centre of Contemporary Art in Toruń (CSW Toruń), curated by Piotr Lisowski

CSW Znaki Czasu w Toruniu Piotr Lisowski

The exhibition investigates how collective history pervades individual biographies and leaves traces inside them. Its title comes from Annie Ernaux’s The Years, a book which uses personal history as a vehicle for relating the experience of a whole generation. In it, scattered images of memory do not constitute a self-contained tale about a single person but reveal the interweaving of individual lives with the rhythms of social and political transformations. This very perspective determines the exhibition’s starting point. Particularly interesting is the moment when private experience stops belonging solely to an individual, its historical dimension and entanglement in broader social and political processes exposed.

18/10/2026

𝑾𝒊𝒅𝒆𝒐 𝑻𝑽
opening 28.10 | 19:00

Our 12-hour screening programme premieres on October 28. We are incredibly excited and honoured to bring this project to life, and deeply grateful to all the artists and everyone involved in making it happen

16/10/2026

TURNUS ON TOUR
Japan and China Edition
❤️❤️
We’re happy to announce our participation in the upcoming exhibitions and fairs this November! Can’t wait to share our adventure with youuuu!

📍 Tokyo Jazz Club | November 1–8
3-11-15 Kanda-Nishikichō, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Artists: Mariola Przyjemska, Inga Wójcik

Tokyo Jazz Club Mariola Przyjemska inga

📍 Art Collaboration Kyoto | November 7–9
Kyoto International Conference Center, Takaragaike, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto
In collaboration with 18, Murata (Tokyo) and Good Weather (Chicago)
Artists: Andreea Anghel, Karolina Szwed

ACK Intersections curated by Leonhard Bartolomeus
Artist: Piotrek Kowalski

ACK | Art Collaboration Kyoto 18, Murata Good Weather Andreea Anghel karolina szwed

📍 Hang Over Shanghai | November 11–15
No.30 Donghu Rd, Fufu Shanghai
Artists: Mariola Przyjemska, Patryk Staruch, Inga Wójcik

Hang Over Shanghai Mariola Przyjemska Patryk Staruch inga

12/10/2026

Tomek Tofilski
“Dzbanki”, 2024
varnished pigment prints mounted on cardboard, wood, staples
64 × 85 cm

Part of the current exhibition solo exhibition by Tomasz Tofilski presented during Warsaw Gallery Weekend

“Magiel”
18.09–25.10.2026

Turnus Gallery
open everyday 10:00–20:00
Emilii Plater 31, 00-688, Warsaw

09/10/2026

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Karolina Szwed

26.09.2026
SECONDroom Antwerp

karolina szwed SECONDroom Antwerpen

“He didn’t cry on a safari
In over his knees
He couldn’t leave the finer life
Always hugging the ground
But crying out for me

He didn’t cry on a safari
In over his knees
He couldn’t leave the flock, he couldn’t leave
Always hugging the man
But crying out for me”

– lyrics from “Safari” by the Breeders

In the exhibition, Karolina Szwed explores repetition, gesture, and visual perception through three horizontal pairs of companion paintings. Drawing inspiration from stereoscopic vision and the limits of muscle memory, each pair investigates how intuitive, impulse-driven brushwork shifts when attempting to recreate an image. The works, displayed side by side, invite viewers into direct comparison, allowing a meaning to stem from the subtle, accidental or conscious variations of the human hand. In the single “Safari” Kim Deal invited her twin sister to join the band for the first time.

30/09/2026

Andreea Anghel
“No Country for Old Men”, 2026
found objects (antique Punch & Judy puppets), UV print on vinyl, fibreboard, wood, stickers, polypropylene sheet, acrylic paint, polymer coating
202 × 82 × 10 cm

Andreea Anghel opening part of a group exhibition in Milan tonight; curated by arnold braho

“All Together: “Goodbye Master!”
30.09–15.12.2026
ArtNoble Gallery

28/09/2026

Tomek Tofilski
“Butelki”, 2026
varnished pigment prints mounted on cardboard, wood, staples
150 × 200 cm

part of the current solo exhibition of Tomasz Tofilski during Warsaw Gallery Weekend

“Magiel”
18.09–25.10.2026

Turnus Gallery
ul. Emilii Plater 31, Warsaw

26/09/2026

SPOTKANIA WGW 28.09.2026 | 19:00
“Future Fragments: Fluid Intelligence, or the Photographic Image Today”. A Lecture by Krzysztof Pijarski

Krzysztof Pijarski Future Fragments noviki

The event is part of the WGW Meetings programme and will be hosted at Turnus Gallery , where we are currently presenting “Magiel”, a solo exhibition by Tomasz Tofilski

Future Fragments is an initiative bringing together art, technology, and theoretical reflection to explore the nature of intelligence, agency, and creativity.

The lectures, discussions, workshops, presentations, and publications organized as part of Future Fragments are open to everyone interested in our rapidly changing present and emerging future—including researchers, artists, practitioners, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of what is happening at the intersection of technology and culture.

In a fascinating text from 1989, Jeff Wall writes about the “echo of water” in analog photography. From Wall’s perspective, the digitization of photography signified the expansion of its “dry” aspect—an optical, technological intelligence; a calculating lens and eye performing a cool separation of what is depicted. This gesture, counterintuitive from today’s standpoint—given that we have come to regard the digital image as fluid and malleable—allows us to conceptualize the arrival of artificial intelligence systems as the return of liquid intelligence; not only to the photographic image as an artifact, but to the camera apparatus as image infrastructure, complete with its technological and ecological dilemmas.

For more information, visit: futurefragments.online
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Series of events accompanying Warsaw Gallery Weekend MEETINGS, co-financed by the City of Warsaw and the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage with the support of the Society for the Encouragement of Fine Arts

23/09/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined for the opening of Tomasz Tofilski’s solo exhibition and for the Warsaw Gallery Weekend after party last wekened. It was so good to have so many old and new faces all in one place. We’re already looking forward to welcoming you back soon

Our exhibition is open everyday, 10:00 to 20:00 until late October
“Magiel”
18.09–25.10.2026

See you soon! ❤️❤️

20/09/2026

ON VIEW
18.09.2026–27.09.2026 | open 24/7
part of Warsaw Gallery Weekend – WGW+

with Alexander Basil, Lorin Brockhaus, Judith Dean,
Jasmine Gregory, Sinaida Michalskaja, Daniil Revkovskyi, Mariola Przyjemska, Sophie Thun, Yuu Takamizawa, and Kate Wallace

Alexander Basil Lorin Brockhaus dean.judith Jasmine Gregory Daniil Revkovskiy Mariola Przyjemska Sophie Thun takamizawa yu Kate Wallace

presented by 4649 (Tokyo), Commune (Vienna), Courtney Jaeger (Basel),
Shahin Zarinbal (Berlin), Sophie Tappeiner (Vienna), TBA (Warsaw) and Turnus (Warsaw)

4649 四六四九 COMMUNE Courtney Jaeger Shahin Zarinbal SOPHIE TAPPEINER TBA Turnus Gallery

ul. Wilcza 62, 00-682 Warsaw

Photo by Bartek Zalewski

Yuu Takamizawa
“The bar of soap I’ve been using is smaller than the bar I haven’t used yet”, 2025
cast resin (set of two pieces)
open edition

takamizawa yu
4649 四六四九

Jasmine Gregory
“Life enjoyment comes at a cost no. 3”, 2025
oil, paper, artist palettes, glitter, acrylic, on wooden stretchers
45 × 70 × 2 cm

Jasmine Gregory
SOPHIE TAPPEINER

Sophie Thun
untitled, 2025
photogram on baryta paper
44.5 × 36.6 × 3.5 cm

Sophie Thun
SOPHIE TAPPEINER

Lorin Brockhaus

“red or green or blue”, 2026
paper, varnish, glass
55 × 12 cm

“Loop (green)”, 2026
paper, varnish, colored aluminium foil
35 × 20 cm

“Loop (blue)”, 2026
paper, varnish, colored aluminium foil
35 × 15 cm

Lorin Brockhaus
Courtney Jaeger

Lorin Brockhaus
“Loop (blue)”, 2026
paper, varnish, colored aluminium foil
35 × 15 cm

Lorin Brockhaus
Courtney Jaeger

Judith Dean
“If you see something”, 2024
acrylic on polyester
56 × 35.5 cm

dean.judith
Shahin Zarinbal

Alexander Basil
untitled, 2024
oil on canvas
45 × 35 cm

Alexander Basil
COMMUNE

Mariola Przyjemska
“Saturn”, 2016
oil on canvas
51 × 71 cm

Mariola Przyjemska
Turnus Gallery

Sinaida Michalskaja
“Multipass (for you)”, 2023
rake, glass crystal, clay, copper, blue tac, therapeutic tape, amazonite, handcuff keys, rings
10 × 21 × 78 cm

Shahin Zarinbal

Daniil Revkovskyi

“Boxes. Half a second before...”, 2025
graphics, wax seal, varnish, collage
20 × 13 × 6 cm

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00-688

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Poniedziałek	10:00 - 23:00
Wtorek	10:00 - 23:00
Środa	10:00 - 23:00
Czwartek	10:00 - 23:00
Piątek	10:00 - 01:00
Sobota	10:00 - 01:00
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