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Exhibitions at Centre for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Castle

Discover the contemporary art and experimental programming featured at this Warsaw centre.

The Centre for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Castle is known for its dynamic exhibition program, featuring a diverse range of contemporary art forms. This page offers insight into the types of exhibitions you can expect to find, from visual art installations to experimental cultural presentations. For the most up-to-date schedule and details on current shows, always check the official venue website.

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Abstract watercolor artwork with purple and black tones, featuring a delicate plant emerging between dark, jagged forms, symbolizing resilience and creativity in conflict.
From Mar 21, 2026

'Ten kot został narysowany w czasie wojny': Art & Conflict Exhibition at Centre for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Castle

Explore powerful works on war, identity, and decolonization within contemporary art.

This exhibition invites reflection on art's critical role during global crises. It connects conflicts from World War II to the ongoing war in Ukraine, exploring human experience and resilience. Discover diverse contemporary artistic responses to conflict and decolonization.

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A purple watercolor artwork depicting a monolith with circuit board patterns, surrounded by abstract organic shapes, representing the 'Monolit' exhibition's theme of future geological archives.
Jan 1, 2026 – Jan 31, 2027

"Monolit" Exhibition: Exploring Future Relics and Deep Matter at Ujazdowski Castle

Investigating sustainable production, evolving processes, and Earth's future geological layers.

Discover "Monolit" which explores technologies and materials that persist as lasting remnants of human activity. The exhibition space functions as an evolving open laboratory, focusing on sustainable production and the transformation of our civilization's legacy. Engage with an experimental environment that highlights the relationship between art and science.

Monolit Exhibition
"Soil and Friends": An Exhibition Exploring Earth's Living Systems & Contemporary Art
Apr 30, 2026 – Sep 13, 2026

"Soil and Friends": An Exhibition Exploring Earth's Living Systems & Contemporary Art

Discover interdisciplinary perspectives on nature, ecology, and community.

Delve into "Soil and Friends," an international contemporary art exhibition focusing on soil as a dynamic and vital partner. Featuring works from thirty artists, this collaboration challenges perceptions of our ecological connections and cultural landscapes, inviting a deeper engagement with the planet.

Soil and Friends Exhibition
Karolina Breguła's 'Touches the Forehead, Feels like it Burns' Contemporary Art Exhibition
Jun 20, 2026 – Sep 20, 2026

Karolina Breguła's 'Touches the Forehead, Feels like it Burns' Contemporary Art Exhibition

Explore human behavior, fear, and community fragility through video installation art.

Karolina Breguła's exhibition delves into our behaviors under pressure and threat. It presents a poignant portrait of a society gripped by fear and division amidst crises like climate change and political instability. The central five-channel video installation reveals community fragility.

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Purple watercolor artwork with the text 'NIE WODA NIE ZIEMIA' and 'NEITHER WATER NOR LAND' overlaid, depicting a marshland scene with abstract natural elements.
Apr 25, 2026 – Sep 27, 2026

Nie woda nie ziemia: Exploring Marshlands in Contemporary Art and Geopolitics

Uncover the ambivalent nature of these ancient, shifting landscapes.

This exhibition explores marshlands as historical archives and contemporary contested borderlands. It delves into their unique role in preserving forgotten histories and influencing modern geopolitical narratives. Discover art that questions how these waterlogged landscapes persist.

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Imran Perretta: Nobody or Everybody – An Exhibition on Identity and Surveillance
Jul 18, 2026 – Oct 4, 2026

Imran Perretta: Nobody or Everybody – An Exhibition on Identity and Surveillance

Exploring migrant experiences through contemporary video and sound art.

British artist Imran Perretta presents his first solo exhibition in Poland, 'Nobody or Everybody.' This thought-provoking display at Centre for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Castle features critical works on marginalization, alienation, and identity among young people from migrant backgrounds.

Nobody or Everybody Exhibition
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Abstract watercolor artwork with purple and black tones, featuring a delicate plant emerging between dark, jagged forms, symbolizing resilience and creativity in conflict.
From Mar 21, 2026

'Ten kot został narysowany w czasie wojny': Art & Conflict Exhibition at Centre for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Castle

Explore powerful works on war, identity, and decolonization within contemporary art.

This exhibition invites reflection on art's critical role during global crises. It connects conflicts from World War II to the ongoing war in Ukraine, exploring human experience and resilience. Discover diverse contemporary artistic responses to conflict and decolonization.

Exhibition Details
A purple watercolor artwork depicting a monolith with circuit board patterns, surrounded by abstract organic shapes, representing the 'Monolit' exhibition's theme of future geological archives.
Jan 1, 2026 – Jan 31, 2027

"Monolit" Exhibition: Exploring Future Relics and Deep Matter at Ujazdowski Castle

Investigating sustainable production, evolving processes, and Earth's future geological layers.

Discover "Monolit" which explores technologies and materials that persist as lasting remnants of human activity. The exhibition space functions as an evolving open laboratory, focusing on sustainable production and the transformation of our civilization's legacy. Engage with an experimental environment that highlights the relationship between art and science.

Monolit Exhibition
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Imran Perretta: Nobody or Everybody – An Exhibition on Identity and Surveillance
Jul 18, 2026 – Oct 4, 2026

Imran Perretta: Nobody or Everybody – An Exhibition on Identity and Surveillance

Exploring migrant experiences through contemporary video and sound art.

British artist Imran Perretta presents his first solo exhibition in Poland, 'Nobody or Everybody.' This thought-provoking display at Centre for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Castle features critical works on marginalization, alienation, and identity among young people from migrant backgrounds.

Nobody or Everybody Exhibition
Karolina Breguła's 'Touches the Forehead, Feels like it Burns' Contemporary Art Exhibition
Jun 20, 2026 – Sep 20, 2026

Karolina Breguła's 'Touches the Forehead, Feels like it Burns' Contemporary Art Exhibition

Explore human behavior, fear, and community fragility through video installation art.

Karolina Breguła's exhibition delves into our behaviors under pressure and threat. It presents a poignant portrait of a society gripped by fear and division amidst crises like climate change and political instability. The central five-channel video installation reveals community fragility.

Exhibition Details
"Soil and Friends": An Exhibition Exploring Earth's Living Systems & Contemporary Art
Apr 30, 2026 – Sep 13, 2026

"Soil and Friends": An Exhibition Exploring Earth's Living Systems & Contemporary Art

Discover interdisciplinary perspectives on nature, ecology, and community.

Delve into "Soil and Friends," an international contemporary art exhibition focusing on soil as a dynamic and vital partner. Featuring works from thirty artists, this collaboration challenges perceptions of our ecological connections and cultural landscapes, inviting a deeper engagement with the planet.

Soil and Friends Exhibition
Purple watercolor artwork with the text 'NIE WODA NIE ZIEMIA' and 'NEITHER WATER NOR LAND' overlaid, depicting a marshland scene with abstract natural elements.
Apr 25, 2026 – Sep 27, 2026

Nie woda nie ziemia: Exploring Marshlands in Contemporary Art and Geopolitics

Uncover the ambivalent nature of these ancient, shifting landscapes.

This exhibition explores marshlands as historical archives and contemporary contested borderlands. It delves into their unique role in preserving forgotten histories and influencing modern geopolitical narratives. Discover art that questions how these waterlogged landscapes persist.

View Exhibition
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