15.01.2025 - 30.01.2025 Events, Visual arts

Barriers & Borders Exhibition @Morley Gallery

The first post pandemic 'one man' exhibition of London-based Polish artist Wojciech A Sobczyński.

15th – 30th January, Morley Gallery, 61 Westminster Bridge Road, London, SE1 7HT

The first post pandemic ‘one man’ exhibition of London-based Polish artist Wojciech A Sobczyński. “Barriers & Borders” is the response to the current developments, instabilities, worries and disappointments as observed by essentially a foreigner from a vantage point of life in London. The separation from Europe, the general rise of nationalism everywhere, the war in our midst and a likelihood of global conflict cuts deeply into our collective psyche.

Read more about Sobczyński here: Home – Wojciech Antoni Sobczyński

A hero of his youth – John Lennon – famously sang “All we are saying is give peace a chance”. It is in this spirit Wojciech Antoni Sobczynski is adding the pictorial voice in showing his artworks.

Opening Hours:

Monday to Friday 12pm – 5pm
Saturday 1 – 5pm

The gallery will be open until 7pm on selected Tuesday and Thursday evenings for Wojciech Sobczynski: Barriers & Borders.

Please see below for selected dates:

Thursday 16th January
Tuesday 21st January
Thursday 23rd January
Tuesday 28th January
Thursday 30th January

Official webpage link: 2501-Barriers and Borders — Morley Gallery

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