Beauty trapped in time. Piękno zatrzymane w czasie- powrót z Chin
- Jacek Ostrowski
- 23 gru 2022
- 1 minut(y) czytania
"Serdecznie zapraszamy na wystawę "Beauty trapped in time. Piękno zatrzymane w czasie- powrót z Chin" - wernisaż odbędzie się w czwartek, 05.01.2023 o godz. 17:00.
W 2021 roku w mieście Kunming, stolicy prowincji Yunnan, odbyło się oficjalne otwarcie wystawy polskiej biżuterii artystycznej z bursztynem - ,,Beauty trapped in time. Piękno zatrzymane w czasie”. Pomysłodawcami wydarzenia i kuratorami wystawy są Sebastian Tajl i Natalia Zawiła. Wystawa została zrealizowana przez Muzeum Narodowe Oddział Prowincji Yunnan oraz firmę Seba Amber, prowadzoną przez Sebastiana Tajl. Międzynarodowe Stowarzyszenie Bursztynników było patronem wydarzenia.
Na wystawie w Galerii MSB zaprezentowano część obiektów powracających z wystawy z Chin, autorstwa: A2 Jewellery- Ryszarda Węsierskiego, Art7- Wojciecha Kalandyka, Pauliny Binek, Danki Czapnik, Moja Forma- Marii Fijałkowskiej, Aleksandra Gliwińskiego, Barbary Gronuś- Dutko, Izabeli Gutowskiej, Giedymina Jabłońskiego, Anny Kamińskiej, Jacka Ostrowskiego, Marty Włodarskiej, Janusza Wosika.
Wystawa odbędzie się w dniach 05.01-19.01.2023, w Galerii MSB.
Serdecznie zapraszamy! "
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