Following a multi-stage selection process, we are pleased to announce that Marilyne Grimmer has been selected from among the more than one hundred applicants who submitted their applications through the OPEN CALL for this year’s Magic Carpets residency in Wrocław.
A trip to a cast iron foundry conference in the US, a residency focused on exploring new technologies in organ music in Lübeck, Germany, and the preparation of an individual exhibition and graphic workshops in Valencia—these are just some of the projects by Wrocław-based artists who have received support under the Mobile Culture 2026 program. […]
This is the tenth year of artistic cooperation between Wrocław and Dresden! Thanks to the support of the Departments of Culture of two neighboring regions—Lower Silesia and Saxony—and partners from municipal cultural institutions, we are co-organizing another edition of the residency exchange for artists associated with the printmaking community.
As part of the MagiC Carpets platform, we invite artists to participate in an international residency program organized in cooperation with the Korean community in Wrocław. At the beginning of February, we will also start recruiting for the next edition of Mobile Culture, a program aimed at Lower Silesian cultural activists who, thanks to our […]
Disposable cameras, daily rituals, and building relationships between two seemingly distant worlds—this is how the photographic stories of the Korean community in Wrocław were created, documented by a Georgian photographer as part of the Magic Carpets residency.
The Italian photographer’s month-long creative residency in Wrocław became an attempt to reach out to a community that lives right next to us, yet remains almost invisible on a daily basis. Combining documentary photography with social practices, the artist established a dialogue with the Korean minority in our city.
As part of the “Barbara 1965–2025” workshop series, Olga Budzan and a group of women from Wrocław created a large-format textile installation inspired by the history of the iconic Wrocław bar, now the headquarters of WIK.
Three locations normally inaccessible, located beneath Grunwaldzki Square, three days of exhibition, nine unique works by Yuriy Biley, and over 1,300 visitors—these are the numbers behind the exhibition “SHELTERS, COVERS, SLITS – It’s somewhere further away. Don’t worry. Now closer, even closer.”
The moment has come – the large-format fabric, created under the watchful eye of Olga Budzan and her workshop participants, will be permanently displayed in Barbara’s Meeting Room!
In mid-November, three former shelters, located beneath the surface of Wrocław’s Plac Grunwaldzki housing estate and normally inaccessible, will open their doors to visitors. For three days, they will become the venue for an exhibition organised by the Wrocław Institute of Culture entitled ‘SHELTERS, COVERS, SLITS – It’s somewhere further away. Don’t worry. Now closer, […]
AIR Wro’s new international residency project is in collaboration with the Slovakian K.A.I.R. (Košice Artist in Residence). The initiative focuses on exploring the possibilities offered by design and workshop graphics, which, due to their versatility, can effectively connect distant environments within creative activities.
A residency in the artistic community of Cerdeira and participation in the 17th International Ceramic Art Biennial in Aveiro, Portugal, a trip to the International Flameworking Conference at Salem Community College in New York, or a professional visit and the premiere of a choreographic performance in Gothenburg – and these are not even half of […]