{Art Viewpoints}
About the exhibition:
The artists work at the intersection of design, research and social practices, and art. Each of them works with different textile materials, techniques, and in different aesthetics. For all of them, textiles have become a key tool of expression in recent years; a way of telling stories and examining reality. It is not just about translating one's own anxiety into fabric, but about caring for oneself, for others, and for the reality of which textiles are a part. Therefore, in addition to spinning stories, the collective examines the material from which fabrics are made. They analyze the methods of its production, its history, and its sensual properties. The collective's works therefore combine personal, social, and ecological dimensions. The exhibition spinning focuses on fabric as a medium for socially engaged art. As part of the show, the collective also wants to engage in a discussion on the place and role of textile art at a particular time of intense change for the field of art.
- The texpol collective consists of: Julia Bujak, Eliza Chojnacka, Agnieszka Cieszanowska, Julia Ciunowicz, Natalia Gil, Julita Goździk, Sonia Górecka, Maria Pietras.
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As part of the series {Art Viewpoints}, each exhibition can be viewed multiple times - each time from a different perspective: that of a curator, artist, educator, volunteer helping to implement the exhibition, architect, psychologist, journalist, choreographer, linguist and many others. There can be an infinite number of perspectives, and the only limitation is the duration of the exhibition.
