What’s on January 2022 Monika K. Adler’s photography works are shown in the following exhibitions: 12 January 2022 – 25 February 2022 ‘Postcards from Europe’, Shutter Hub, Cambridge University, Cambridge, United Kingdom January 8-14 2022 A benefit for Visual AIDS: ‘Postcards from the Edge”, Visual AIDS, New York, United States Until 16 January 2022 Body
EXHIBITION: POSTCARDS FROM EUROPE AT CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY, 12 JAN – 25 FEB 2022 26 February 2020: the last time I saw Warsaw. As I left the city to return to London, I took this photograph of The Palace of the Culture and Science, which opened in 1955 on the initiative of Joseph Stalin. It captures
Great to see my artwork: Transformation aka Misery of my Soul in the exhibition Body Ideals – Oppression and Liberation, Museum Ovartaci, Aarhus, Denmark 24 November 2021 – 16 January 2022. OPENING 23 NOVEMBER 2021 17:00 – 19:00 FERNISERING – KROPSIDEALER, Undertrykkelse & Frigørelse Olof Palmes Allé 11, 8200 Aarhus, Danmark Museum Ovartaci markerer flytningen
I am very excited my FOTO ‘’Winter of the Century’’ is featured in the online exhibition: ”Family FOTO”, Serpentine Galleries, London, United Kingdom Family FOTO is an international family album inspired by James Barnor’s Serpentine exhibition James Barnor: Accra/London – A Retrospective. https://www.serpentinegalleries.org/family-foto/winter-of-the-century-poland-monika-k-adler/
I am very happy my photography work ‘’The last time I saw Warsaw’’ will be shown in the Shutter Hub exhibition: ‘’Postcards from Europe’’ at Cambridge University, United Kingdom: November 2021 – January 2022. 26 February 2020: the last time I saw Warsaw. As I left the city to return to London, I took this photograph
What’s new? We got married last month. Secretly! (September 5th, 2018, London, UK)
SOMEONE Poetry about a poem Someone’s got to write about the burnt out sun About the rain About the pain Someone got to sing about god about god’s thoughts about him and herself Someone’s got to draw Someone’s got to paint about crying in a strangers arms about how their no friends at all Someone’s
All my sins are Mortal. Niejaki malarz Caravaggio miał gang prostytutek, które z lubością przedstawiał jako święte. Wierni przez całe stulecia modlili się do wizerunku idolek – błogosławionych kurtyzan – niczym wspøłcześni chłopcy do gwiazd porno. Żył i tworzył na ostrzu noża. Bez kompromisów. Z pasją. Bez nadziei i bez strachu …. Z wolności i
Monika K. Adler’s video work Involuntary Memory, 2014 will screened as part of TIME is Love.8 – International Video Art Program, curated by Kisito Assangni.
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Zeta Art Center & Gallery, Rr.Abdyl Frashëri n.31, Hekla Center, Tirana, Albania.
