Escape from the Cinema “Freedom” refers to the Polish film of the same name from 1990, which deals with the arbitrariness of the political system and the rigid state censorship in the People’s Republic of Poland in a playful and humorous way and addresses the longing for artistic freedom. The exhibition presents sculptures, objects and (video) installations by Polish artists who take a critical look at the last quarter of a century of “freedom” in their own country. The exhibition shows works that deal with social problems, politics and history as well as the interplay between art and reality.
19 November 2016 - 8 January 2017
