The ceramics exhibition “Theatre of Creative Space” was organised to mark the 10th anniversary of the plein-air workshops in Szklarska Poręba and presents works by 33 artist-sculptors. Ewa Lijewska-Małachowska, Director of BOK-MCC, welcomed those attending the opening.
This is another exceptional exhibition by artists from Krakow, who are frequent guests in the city of ceramics. In 2013, exhibitions of ceramic sculptures were presented in both BOK-MCC galleries. The “Długa” gallery displayed works by students and graduates of the ceramic sculpture studio at the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow. In the second gallery, in the main BOK-MCC building, a debut exhibition of sculpture and drawing by Magdalena Cisło was opened. It featured the artist’s diploma project: the series “On Overcoming Suffering—On the Creative Power of Hope”. Magdalena Cisło received a rector’s medal for her diploma project from the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow. Her exhibition debut took place in our town.
At the opening two years ago, Professor Czesław Dźwigaj thanked the organisers of the exhibition for their hospitality in Bolesławiec.
“I thank BOK-MCC director Ewa Lijewska-Małachowska and the people of Bolesławiec for helping young artists make their debuts,” said the professor from the ceramic sculpture studio. “Bolesławiec and this exhibition will appear in their portfolios as one of their experiences. The activities of a cultural centre are an intellectual contribution to building Poland, which will bear fruit one day,” added Czesław Dźwigaj.
The opening of this year’s exhibition was attended by the authors’ academic supervisors, lecturers from the Faculty of Sculpture, Prof. Czesławem Dźwigaj and M.A. Marita Benke-Gajda. Professor Czesław Dźwigaj spoke about the history of the Krakow university, which is the oldest art university in Poland and will celebrate the bicentenary of its existence in three years.
The exhibition “Theatre of Creative Space” will be open until 8 January 2016. We invite you.
