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20.07.2023 - 10.09.2023 Events, Visual arts

Last Chance to see! – Topolski Exhibition Punks, Princes and Protests @ POSK Gallery

Explore a temporary exhibition of works from the archive of Feliks Topolski, an artist who was commissioned to document Queen Elizabeth II's coronation in 1953.

Until 10th September (FREE), POSK Gallery, Polish Social and Cultural Organisation, Hammersmith

It’s the last week of the landmark Feliks Topolski exhibition, so don’t miss your chance to see the works of the prolific chronicler Felix Topolski.

The exhibition showcases Feliks Topolski’s lifelong commitment to reportage, using the occasion of Charles III’s coronation to highlight how the artist oscillated between the Establishment and Counter-Culture.

Topolski’s artistic and social core was his Studio on the South Bank, occupied since 1951 and host to open Fridays from the early 1970s.

The archive now reopens, for the first time, for a temporary exhibition of his work.

The exhibition is open between 9am-9pm Mon-Sun, free admission (Sunday 10th is the last day).

More information about Topolski & the Exhibition HERE

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