You might call it the
Sasnal effect (after the country's highest-selling living artist), an "
artistic renaissance"(if you are the Guardian), or simply a booming economy shedding its state control past - either way, the Polish art market is taking off internationally.
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Jakub Słomkowski, Untitled Collage (2012) |
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Julia Bistuła |
This is the first time Londoners will have the chance to see such a wide variety of Polish art, and so it is a pity the exhibition only runs for one week (and finishes with an auction). No doubt commercial success will soon bring longer - and more exploratory - showcases of this promising art scene.
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