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[kaima]

Visitors browse Tomek Baran’s “Light/Sensitive” exhibition at the Bunkier Sztuki Contemporary Art Gallery in Krakow, Poland. The gallery is situated on the edge of the Old Town and is one of the best places to track down contemporary art in the city.

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[Jaga]

Kai,

I wish that the girl that stands in front of this picture was wearing pants which are not that tight. It almost looks that she has nothing on.....
referring to the galleries. The most interesting in Krakow is the underground market square gallery. You need to go to Krakow the next time you visit your Slovakian and German families.

Inetersting pictures. I also liked the Berlin's art.

[Jaga]

Interesting photos of the early Christian art - the Basilica of San Vitale and much younger castle built near Istambul.

[pieter]

Kaima,

I liked the the Bunkier Sztuki Contemporary Art Gallery in Krakow when I visited it in April 2004.
Form the outside it is a Modern architecture concrete block. Not so special or noticable, but from the inside it is a very nice museum and they had a good exhibition of fine (contemprorary) art back then. It was comparable with what I saw in Berlin, New York, Zürich (Financial and art town) and Capetown. The nice thing about Krakow culturally is the mix of old and new, but that the old dominates, and that you have that old fashionate atmosphere.


After seeing the exhibition in Bunkier we sat at the terrace of cafe Bunkier, next to the gallery and drank coffee and tea. We were with a group of Dutch and German art students from Arnhem. (As a former student I sometimes used the art academy art travel week program to join in if they have an interesting central-European trip. Prague, Budapest, Krakow)

Bunkier Cafe znajduje się tuż obok bunkra sztuki, gdzie oprócz…

Autor: Mikołaj Długosz
Bunkier Cafe znajduje się tuż obok bunkra sztuki, gdzie oprócz galerii ma swoją siedzibę biuro korporacji HA!Art