Galeria Asymetria in Warsaw is Poland’s first gallery dedicated to artistic and historical photography, with a focus on works from the 1950s to 1970s. Founded in 2008 and located in a modernist villa in the Praga Południe district, the gallery offers a unique lens into Poland’s photographic heritage. Its name pays homage to Zbigniew Dłubak’s concept of asymmetry, reflecting the belief that reality cannot be captured through a single, symmetrical vision. Exhibitions often explore this idea, presenting diverse perspectives through archival and contemporary works. Asymetria collaborates closely with the Archeology of Photography Foundation and regularly participates in Paris Photo, reinforcing its international presence. In addition to exhibitions, the gallery hosts lectures and educational programs, fostering dialogue among students, professionals, and enthusiasts. With its research-driven approach and commitment to rediscovery, Galeria Asymetria plays a vital role in shaping the narrative of Polish photography.
Warsaw PolandGaleria Asymetria is located at Jakubowska 16 in the Praga Południe district of Warsaw. Housed in a charming modernist building, it is Poland’s first gallery dedicated exclusively to Polish artistic and historical photography, focusing on works from the 1950s to the 1980s. Founded in 2008, it highlights key photographic developments during this period and collaborates with the Archeology of Photography Foundation to promote important collections. Exhibitions showcase renowned photographers like Zofia Rydet and Tomasz Sikora, offering visitors a unique insight into Poland’s rich photographic heritage. The gallery sits in a vibrant, creative neighborhood known for its growing cultural scene, trendy cafes, and bars, especially around the lively Francuska and Mińska streets. The area also benefits from proximity to the Vistula River and the National Stadium, which draws visitors and adds urban energy. This setting blends history, art, and contemporary city life, making Galeria Asymetria a compelling destination for photography lovers and culture seekers exploring Warsaw’s eastern bank.
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