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Unhomely

Contemporary exhibition poster with neon-orange architectural collage over a muted violet-gray gradient, bold distorted black title lettering, event details and artist names stacked at the bottom — modern gallery opening, experimental visual art, dramatic warm lighting
Unhomely

An exhibition exploring alienation and shared precarity through intimate scenes.

23 January - 13 March

Contemporary exhibition poster with neon-orange architectural collage over a muted violet-gray gradient, bold distorted black title lettering, event details and artist names stacked at the bottom — modern gallery opening, experimental visual art, dramatic warm lighting
Unhomely

An exhibition exploring alienation and shared precarity through intimate scenes.

23 January - 13 March

Contemporary exhibition poster with neon-orange architectural collage over a muted violet-gray gradient, bold distorted black title lettering, event details and artist names stacked at the bottom — modern gallery opening, experimental visual art, dramatic warm lighting
Unhomely

An exhibition exploring alienation and shared precarity through intimate scenes.

23 January - 13 March

About the event

UNHOMELY



📅 23.01 – 13.03.2026

📅 Opening: 23.01 (Friday), 18:00–22:00

🕒 The exhibition will be open until 13 March 2026 during the gallery's opening hours:



  • tuesday–friday 14:00–19:00
  • saturday 12:00–17:00


📍 Galeria Przeciąg

ul. Klaudyny 32, Warsaw



Artists:



  • Dominik Horodyński-Garstecki
  • Emil Laska
  • Gabriela Lasota
  • Piotr Maciejowski
  • Maria Mikołajewska
  • Jeremi Mroziński
  • Iga Niewiadomska
  • Agata Popik
  • Mikołaj Soroczyński
  • Marta Sundmann
  • Olga Truszkowska


“Unhomely” is a proposal for a certain community of feeling, tied around experiences of forms of alienation characteristic of the precariat. Points of agreement here are a streak of light on the ceiling, darkness behind one's back in the corner of the room, disturbances of the sense of time, the languages of interfaces and the view out the window that one should not get used to. Paradoxically, unity is sought here in experiences of alienation. The exhibition's title is inspired by Freud's category “Unheimliche”, which is popularly translated today as “uncanny” [niesamowite], although — as Mark Fisher notes — the original meaning is better rendered by the adjective “unhomely” [nieswojskie].



Author of the text: Adam Nehring

Visual identity: Emil Laska and Agata Popik



Contact: biuro@galeriaprzeciag.pl

Location

Klaudyny 32, 01-684 Warszawa, Poland
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