UAP/ST/ANNOTATIONS | Stanisław Teisseyre’s collections in the Collection of the Magdalena Abakanowicz University of the Arts in Poznan

UAP/ST/ANNOTATIONS | Stanisław Teisseyre’s collections in the Collection of the Magdalena Abakanowicz University of the Arts in Poznan

CLOSING: March 23, 2025, 18:00
Gallery Nowa Scena UAP
28 Marcinkowskiego Ave., Poznan

The exhibition „UAP/ST/Annotations” presents over 60 works from the collections of the University of Arts in Poznań, bequeathed by Professor Stanisław Teisseyre. The curatorial team, with a critical approach to the Professor’s legacy, examines the social contexts of the works, paying attention to the lack of representation of women and queerness in art, and also raises a subject of anonymous authors, offering them a space for public presentation. The exhibition poses a question about the inclusiveness of the collection, taking into account the voices of marginalized groups and current issues of identity, sexuality and equality. The university’s collection, which includes over four hundred works, was created as a result of donations from artists and their heirs, and was also supplemented by works donated by Teisseyre. The UAP Collection Department, established in 2017, deals with the protection, research and popularization of collections.

ARTISTS
Stanisław Teisseyre, J. Bartus, Jan Berdyszak, Barbara G. Brzozowska, Anna Chlebicka, Anna Dzięciel, Wolfgang Egger, Stanisław Fijałkowski, Barbara Gawdzik, Zosia Głodziak, Stanisław Jackiewicz, Lucjan Mianowski, Zbigniew Makowski, Wojciech Müller, Teresa Pągowska, Irena Teisseyre, Maria Teisseyre, Wejnert, D. Zoner, unknown artists

CURATORIAL TEAM
Remigiusz Boruszewski, Lidia Dziewulska, Marcelina Kopaczewska, Marcelina Wajdziak, Kajetan Wójcik, Martyna Ziomek

The exhibition was prepared under the supervision of dr Marcin Szeląg and mgr Maria Blanka Grzybowska from the University of the Arts Poznan.

Graphics for the event: Nike Dziurdzia
Translation by: Kaja Garwolińska

UAP/ST/ANNOTATIONS

Stanisław Teisseyre’s collections in the Collection of the Magdalena Abakanowicz University of the Arts in Poznań.