Founded in 2005 by Michał Woliński, Piktogram Gallery in Warsaw began as an art magazine before evolving into a dynamic project space and later a commercial gallery. Known for its bold curatorial approach, Piktogram showcases emerging and mid-career artists—often Polish or of Polish descent—who live and work internationally. The gallery has gained recognition for its participation in major art fairs like LISTE in Basel and for organizing the unconventional NOT FAIR art market. Located at Górskiego Street 4, Piktogram embraces experimental formats and venues, including hotel rooms and cinema theaters, reflecting its commitment to pushing the boundaries of contemporary art presentation. Its exhibitions explore themes ranging from body choreography to social activism, offering a platform for fresh artistic voices and engaging Warsaw’s cultural landscape with a distinctly international perspective.
Warsaw PolandPiktogram Gallery is located at 4 Górskiego Street, 00-033 in the very center of Warsaw, making it easily accessible for both locals and visitors. The gallery sits on the ground floor with visible window vitrines and is surrounded by a lively urban atmosphere. Within close walking distance, visitors can explore the historic Saxon Garden—one of the city's oldest parks, offering peaceful walks among Baroque statues and fountains. The iconic Palace of Culture and Science, with its panoramic observation deck, is nearby and provides sweeping views across Warsaw’s skyline. Not far from the gallery is the bustling Nowy Świat street, lined with cafes, boutiques, and restaurants, showcasing the city’s cosmopolitan flair. For those interested in history, the Warsaw Uprising Museum is easily reached by a short tram ride, providing a profound journey into Warsaw’s past. Several well-regarded restaurants and modern bistros—such as Restauracja Słoik and Nar—are located nearby, perfect for enjoying Polish or international cuisine after a visit to the gallery. The vibrant surrounding district combines contemporary art, historical landmarks, and culinary experiences, making Piktogram a central and inspiring starting point for exploring Warsaw’s cultural heart.
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