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September 8-November 18, 2023
Public Works Gallery<\/a><\/strong>
2141 W North Ave, Chicago, IL 60647<\/p>\n\n\n\n

RSVP<\/strong><\/a> Opening Reception<\/strong>: September 8, 2023 at 7-11 pm CT
Panel Discussion<\/strong>: September 8, 2023 at 7-8 pm CT
with curators Monika Brauntsch & Ewelina Skowro\u0144ska,
artist Zofia Jaworowska, and gallery director Nick Butcher
Closing Reception<\/strong>: November 17, 2023 at 7-11pm CT<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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You may hold peace in your heart. But can you forge it with your hands? Peace Has No Home: Posters for Ukraine <\/em>features powerful graphic works from Polish artists, created in support of Ukraine amidst the ongoing Russian invasion. Each piece reflects the unwavering support of the Polish artistic community for their neighbors in Ukraine, embodying the ongoing solidarity Poland and other nations have shown to Ukrainians throughout the crisis.\u00a0<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Peace is not a passive state. It is an active concept that requires work and sacrifice. War\u2019s winding path bleeds across borders. Peace Has No Home <\/em>is a clarion call for those trapped within the bounds of war and just outside its reach. War\u2019s destructive potential awaits us all. Peace is our only protection.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The exhibition is supported by a global network of artists, activists, and organizations raising awareness for the plight of Ukraine in this unprovoked war. The exhibition, initially launched in Tokyo, now travels to Chicago\u2019s Public Works Gallery and includes inspired contributions from designers at Someoddpilot (Public Works\u2019 parent company). <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Peace Has No Home: Posters for Ukraine <\/em>is organized by Public Works and The Spirit of Poland Foundation, in cooperation with The Adam Mickiewicz Institute and Polish Cultural Institute New York. The exhibition has been curated and produced by Monika Brauntsch and Ewelina Skowro\u0144ska who will participate in an inperson panel discussion at the exhibition\u2019s opening reception on September 8, 2023.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Pawe\u0142 Jo\u0144ca<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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Beata \u015aliwi\u0144ska \/ Barrakuz<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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Not so long ago war in Europe seemed like just a threat. The day of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, exposed the naivety of our thinking. During the first weeks of the war, many countries, including Poland, helped and welcomed numerous refugees. Different forms of help supporting Ukraine were offered, mainly through the initiatives and involvement of individuals.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The creative cummunity also responded. One of the first graphics that appeared on the web on February 24th was the banner \u201cIn Solidarity with Ukraine\u201d by Studio Lekko. It was widely shared on social media, both by individuals and well-known cultural institutions hoping to demonstrate their disagreement with the invasion. In the following days, artworks created in support of Ukraine filled the Internet, and the creators (including Kwiaciarnia Grafiki, Aleksandra Morawiak, Ewelina Skowro\u0144ska, Aleksandra Morawiak, Jakub Kami\u0144ski or Beata \u015aliwi\u0144ska Barrakuz) donated their works or income from sales to support Ukraine. \u201cRussian Bear\u201d by Pawe\u0142 Jo\u0144ca is the most famous. A digital poster made available by the artist for a symbolic PLN 10 ($2.00), raised PLN 200,000 ($50,000.00), which was donated to support those in the conflict zones.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Initiatives have united artists in demonstrating their disagreement with the war. Pogotowie Graficzne, a poster platform focucing on social issues, facilitated digital uploads of graphic works demonstrating against the Russian invasion the day after it started. Both well-known and up-and-coming artists, incl. Ola Jasionowska, Jan Estrada Osmycki, Grupa Projektor, Adela Madej, Dominik Przerwa, Wybornie Studio, Micha\u0142 Dyakowski, Pawe\u0142 Pacholec, Anna Ocipi\u0144ska, Przemek Koty\u0144ski, Micha\u0142 Kowalewski joined the action. Another independent event, called \u201c33 Letters for Ukraine\u201d, was inspired by the action of \u201c36 Days of Type\u201d. In this case, the alphabet became an act of solidarity – the Ukrainian letters were designed by Polish and foreign artists. Peace Has No Home: Poster for Ukraine collects these works and more into a singular exhibition. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

\u201cOver time, the initial enthusiasm for Ukraine\u2019s support fades. However, the war is still going on. It has taken the shape that we know from history, manifesting itself through destruction, violence, rape and murder, causing suffering to people, animals and nature. The exhibition is both a defiant objection to aggression and violence, and a clarion call to continue to support those currently affected by the war and its consequences.\u201d<\/em> – says the exhibition\u2019s curator Monika Brauntsch from The Spirit of Poland Foundation.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Jakub Kami\u0144ski<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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Participating Artists <\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Ada Zieli\u0144ska
Adela Madej
Aga Kotowska
Aleksandra Morawiak
Alyona Korysta
Amadeusz Mierzwa
Anastasia Stupak
Anna Ocipi\u0144ska
Anton Jeludkov
Bart\u0142omiej Walczuk \/ Osom Studios
Beata \u015aliwi\u0144ska \/ Barrakuz
Dominik Przerwa
Eugenia Tynna
Ewelina Skowro\u0144ska
Jakub Kami\u0144ski
Jan Estrada \u2013 Osmycki
Freddy Eschrich
Gabriela Baka
Grupa Projektor
Joanna G\u0119bal
Kara Hamilton
Katarzyna Szykowna
Krystian Kasolik \/ Krykas Studio
Kwiaciarnia Grafiki
Natalia Noszczy\u0144ska
Nick Butcher
Marek Palczewski
Mateusz Bieniusa
Micha\u0142 Dyakowski
Micha\u0142 Kowalewski
Ola Jasionowska
Patryk Hardziej
Pawe\u0142 Pacholec
Pawe\u0142 Jo\u0144ca
Piotrek Chuchla
Przemek Koty\u0144ski
Sabrina Siegel
Weronika Woltanska
Yotam Kellner
Znajomy Grafik \/ Jacek Rudzki<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n

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Partners<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Public Works<\/a> <\/strong>is an art & design gallery and storefront in the Wicker Park neighborhood of Chicago. We develop topical art & design exhibitions and product releases about four times a year, launched with not-stuffy-at-all Friday night openings and other special events open to the public. Our mission is to be a community hub that amplifies under-heard voices, armed only with the idea that art & design should be a whole lot more accessible, provocative and fun. Founded in 2009, Public Works is an extension of the Someoddpilot creative studio, continuing a tradition of our 25 year history within Chicago art, design, and music.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The Spirit of Poland<\/a> <\/strong>is an initiative which aims to promote Polish culture, design and entrepreneurship internationally. The project presents Polish brands through industry events, exhibitions at museums and cultural centres, as well as through collaboration with universities. An important part of the team\u2019s work is networking with focus on searching for new links and contacts, encouraging new business relations, as well as the cultural exchange.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The Adam Mickiewicz Institute<\/a> <\/strong>is a national cultural institution, whose goal is to build a lasting interest in Polish culture around the world. The institute works with foreign partners and initiates international cultural dialogue in line with the goals and aims of Polish foreign policy. The institute has put on cultural projects in 70 countries on 6 continents, including Great Britain, France, Israel, Germany, Turkey, USA, Canada, Australia, Morocco, Ukraine, Lithuania, Latvia, as well as in China, Japan and Korea. To date, the institute has presented 38 strategic programmes seen by 60 million viewers. AMI is funded by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage. The institute\u2019s flagship brand CULTURE.PL \u2013 an up to date cultural news service, discussing the most interesting events and phenomena related to Polish culture \u2013 offers articles and news in three languages: Polish, English, and Ukrainian.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Polish Cultural Institute New York<\/a> <\/strong>shares Polish heritage, history and art with American audiences, and promotes Poland\u2019s contributions to the success of world culture. The Institute does so through initiating, supporting and promoting collaboration between Poland and the United States in the areas of visual art, design, film, theater, dance, literature, music, and in many other aspects of intellectual and social life. The Institute\u2019s main task to ensure Polish participation in the programming of America\u2019s most important cultural institutions as well as in large international initiatives.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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But can you forge it with your hands? Peace Has No Home: Posters for Ukraine features powerful graphic works from Polish artists, created in support of Ukraine amidst the ongoing Russian invasion. Each piece reflects the unwavering support of the Polish artistic community for their neighbors in Ukraine, embodying the ongoing solidarity Poland and other nations have shown to Ukrainians throughout the crisis.\u00a0\nPeace is not a passive state. It is an active concept that requires work and sacrifice. War\u2019s winding path bleeds across borders. Peace Has No Home is a clarion call for those trapped within the bounds of war and just outside its reach. War\u2019s destructive potential awaits us all. Peace is our only protection.\nThe exhibition is supported by a global network of artists, activists, and organizations raising awareness for the plight of Ukraine in this unprovoked war. The exhibition, initially launched in Tokyo, now travels to Chicago\u2019s Public Works Gallery and includes inspired contributions from designers at Someoddpilot (Public Works\u2019 parent company). \nPeace Has No Home: Posters for Ukraine is organized by Public Works and The Spirit of Poland Foundation, in cooperation with The Adam Mickiewicz Institute and Polish Cultural Institute New York. The exhibition has been curated and produced by Monika Brauntsch and Ewelina Skowro\u0144ska who will participate in an inperson panel discussion at the exhibition\u2019s opening reception on September 8, 2023.\nNot so long ago war in Europe seemed like just a threat. The day of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, exposed the naivety of our thinking. During the first weeks of the war, many countries, including Poland, helped and welcomed numerous refugees. Different forms of help supporting Ukraine were offered, mainly through the initiatives and involvement of individuals.\nThe creative cummunity also responded. One of the first graphics that appeared on the web on February 24th was the banner \u201cIn Solidarity with Ukraine\u201d by Studio Lekko. It was widely shared on social media, both by individuals and well-known cultural institutions hoping to demonstrate their disagreement with the invasion. In the following days, artworks created in support of Ukraine filled the Internet, and the creators (including Kwiaciarnia Grafiki, Aleksandra Morawiak, Ewelina Skowro\u0144ska, Aleksandra Morawiak, Jakub Kami\u0144ski or Beata \u015aliwi\u0144ska Barrakuz) donated their works or income from sales to support Ukraine. \u201cRussian Bear\u201d by Pawe\u0142 Jo\u0144ca is the most famous. A digital poster made available by the artist for a symbolic PLN 10 ($2.00), raised PLN 200,000 ($50,000.00), which was donated to support those in the conflict zones.\nInitiatives have united artists in demonstrating their disagreement with the war. Pogotowie Graficzne, a poster platform focucing on social issues, facilitated digital uploads of graphic works demonstrating against the Russian invasion the day after it started. Both well-known and up-and-coming artists, incl. Ola Jasionowska, Jan Estrada Osmycki, Grupa Projektor, Adela Madej, Dominik Przerwa, Wybornie Studio, Micha\u0142 Dyakowski, Pawe\u0142 Pacholec, Anna Ocipi\u0144ska, Przemek Koty\u0144ski, Micha\u0142 Kowalewski joined the action. Another independent event, called \u201c33 Letters for Ukraine\u201d, was inspired by the action of \u201c36 Days of Type\u201d. In this case, the alphabet became an act of solidarity - the Ukrainian letters were designed by Polish and foreign artists. Peace Has No Home: Poster for Ukraine collects these works and more into a singular exhibition. \n\u201cOver time, the initial enthusiasm for Ukraine\u2019s support fades. However, the war is still going on. It has taken the shape that we know from history, manifesting itself through destruction, violence, rape and murder, causing suffering to people, animals and nature. The exhibition is both a defiant objection to aggression and violence, and a clarion call to continue to support those currently affected by the war and its consequences.\u201d - says the exhibition\u2019s curator Monika Brauntsch from The Spirit of Poland Foundation.\nParticipating Artists \nAda Zieli\u0144skaAdela MadejAga KotowskaAleksandra MorawiakAlyona KorystaAmadeusz MierzwaAnastasia StupakAnna Ocipi\u0144skaAnton JeludkovBart\u0142omiej Walczuk \/ Osom StudiosBeata \u015aliwi\u0144ska \/ BarrakuzDominik PrzerwaEugenia TynnaEwelina Skowro\u0144skaJakub Kami\u0144skiJan Estrada \u2013 OsmyckiFreddy EschrichGabriela BakaGrupa ProjektorJoanna G\u0119balKara HamiltonKatarzyna SzykownaKrystian Kasolik \/ Krykas StudioKwiaciarnia GrafikiNatalia Noszczy\u0144skaNick ButcherMarek PalczewskiMateusz BieniusaMicha\u0142 DyakowskiMicha\u0142 KowalewskiOla JasionowskaPatryk HardziejPawe\u0142 PacholecPawe\u0142 Jo\u0144caPiotrek ChuchlaPrzemek Koty\u0144skiSabrina SiegelWeronika WoltanskaYotam KellnerZnajomy Grafik \/ Jacek Rudzki\nPartners\nPublic Works is an art & design gallery and storefront in the Wicker Park neighborhood of Chicago. We develop topical art & design exhibitions and product releases about four times a year, launched with not-stuffy-at-all Friday night openings and other special events open to the public. Our mission is to be a community hub that amplifies under-heard voices, armed only with the idea that art & design should be a whole lot more accessible, provocative and fun. Founded in 2009, Public Works is an extension of the Someoddpilot creative studio, continuing a tradition of our 25 year history within Chicago art, design, and music.\nThe Spirit of Poland is an initiative which aims to promote Polish culture, design and entrepreneurship internationally. The project presents Polish brands through industry events, exhibitions at museums and cultural centres, as well as through collaboration with universities. 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