Founded in 2017 by curator Piotr Drewko, Wschód Gallery is a cutting-edge contemporary art space in Warsaw that champions experimental and conceptual practices. Located at Bracka 20B, the gallery showcases a diverse roster of international artists working across video, sculpture, installation, and painting. Wschód is known for its bold curatorial vision and cultural initiatives, including publications, podcasts, and institutional collaborations. In 2018, it launched the Friend of a Friend gallery exchange program, and in 2022, it established ECHO—a time-shared exhibition space in Cologne. Expanding further, Wschód opened a New York branch in 2023, reinforcing its global reach. The gallery’s programming reflects a commitment to dialogue, innovation, and artistic autonomy, making it a vital force in Poland’s contemporary art scene and beyond. With a name that translates to “sunrise,” Wschód embodies a spirit of new beginnings and eastward perspectives, offering a platform where art challenges, transforms, and inspires.
Warsaw PolandWschód Gallery is a contemporary art gallery located at Bracka 20b in the Śródmieście district of Warsaw. Founded in 2017 by curator and critic Piotr Drewko, the gallery represents a diverse roster of international and Polish artists working in various media including video, sculpture, installation, and painting. The name "Wschód," meaning "east" or "sunrise," reflects the gallery's mission of new beginnings and cultural exchange. Wschód also engages in broader cultural activities such as publications, residencies, and collaborative projects. Situated in the heart of central Warsaw, the gallery shares its building with Stereo Gallery, creating a dynamic hub for contemporary art. The location is close to many other cultural venues and attractions, including the vibrant neighborhoods of Śródmieście and Saska Kępa, known for their artistic and cultural energy. Nearby streets, such as Bracka, are lively with cafes, shops, and other galleries, making Wschód an accessible and inspiring destination for art lovers exploring Warsaw’s evolving art scene. The gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday, offering a rich cultural experience in a central urban setting.
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