
Piotr Welk: Exhibition
OPENING 28.11.2011, 6 pm at 2.0 GALLERY
Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw
Krakowskie Przedmieście 5
Exhibition open until 02.12.2011

panGenerator: Exhibition
OPENING 01.03.2011, 7 pm at 2.0 GALLERY
Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw
Krakowskie Przedmieście 5
Exhibition open until 11.03.2011
http://vimeo.com/21666805

“Actions, interventions”
Krzysztof Żwirblis
Exhibition of selected actions
from years
2007 – 2010
OPENING 13.01.2011, 6 pm at 2.0 GALLERY
Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw
Krakowskie Przedmieście 5
Exhibition open until 28.01.2011
Przemysław Moskal
„Digital Sculptures For Analog Sounds“
EXHIBITION (17.06-25.06)
WEF & UPGRADE!warsaw w 2.0
OPENING 17.06.2010, 5 pm at 2.0 GALLERY
Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw
Krakowskie Przedmieście 5

Long Night of Museums
Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw
Krakowskie Przedmieście 5
11:00 Hubert Napiórski, Felicity Mangan, Bartek Kalinka
01:00 RESOPHLECTION Paweł Janicki and Jarek Grzesica
and VJCCTVROBOT

Electro-acoustic Concert
22.02.2009, 8 pm, gallery 2.0
Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw
Krakowskie Przedmieście 5
Sindre Bjerga
http://www.myspace.com/sindrebjerga
http://www.myspace.com/bjergaiversen
Nils Rostad
http://www.myspace.com/rostadnils
Thaw - Hubert Napiórski
http://www.astipalearecords.pl.tl
CADAVeR - Piotr Olczak

KAROL RADZISZEWSKI
25.11.2009, 6 pm at 2.0 GALLERY
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS IN WARSAW
KRAKOWSKIE PRZEDMIESCIE 5
Born 1980 in Bialystok (PL). Lives and works in Warsaw. Studied painting at the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts (1999–2004). Author of paintings, murals, drawings, installations, actions, photographs and videos. Originator and co-founder of the Szu szu flying gallery (www.szuszu.art.pl). Author of exhibition Pedaly (Fags) – gay’s coming-out unprecedented in Polish art (2005). Founder, publisher and editor-in-chief of the DIK Fagazine – the first and the only artistic periodical from Central and Eastern Europe, concentrated on arts, homosexual- ity and masculinity (www.dikfagazine.com). Holder of a Ministry of Culture scholarship (2002, 2006). Main prize winner: Samsung Art Master (2006). Nominated to Deutsche Bank Foundation Award Views 2007.
www.karolradziszewski.com / karol@szuszu.pl

PAWEL JANICKI
03.11.2009, 6 pm at 2.0 GALLERY
KRAKOWSKIE PRZEDMIESCIE 5
Pawel Janicki (1974) is an independent media artist and producer working in the field of media art, microsound aesthetics and algorithmic composition, is a creator of audiovisual interactive systems, installations and performances. He creates and continuously develops software tools and interfaces. Special place in his activity takes developing software according to his own projects – and broadly – creating his own media either sabotaging already existing solutions.
Among his realizations there are time-line based and interactive soundtracks commissioned for radio, television, interactive media, visual works (like a fractal for dimensional animation and and a number of title sequences and motion graphics); interactive works that are uneasy to classify, consisting of improvised sound, live programming, communication protocols, hacking. Janicki's musical projects have been presented in several publications showing the achievements of European experimental and electro-acoustic music scene, in addition he has worked in cooperation with many artists, as well as the IT industry and educational institutions, including the media faculties of the leading Polish art schools, like the Intermedia Faculty of The Art Academy in Pozna?.
Janicki is associated with the WRO Art Center, where he currently directs the WRO Laboratory. His activities there are focused primarily on web applications, audio and sensory systems. Among the projects developed and realized at the WRO Laboratory under his direction, it is worth to mention the Interactive Playground exhibition, which was awarded by Poland's biggest daily paper Gazeta Wyborcza. He was also co-founder and longtime member of the well-known, collective Gameboyzz Orchestra Project exploring lo-fi aesthetic.
His musical net-performance Ping Melody was awarded by the Tokyo University Haramachida in 2004 the "netarts.org" Grand Prize, and gained a nomination for the Viper Festival in Basel. These and other projects by Pawe? Janicki were presented at many prestigious festivals and events devoted to contemporary art, including the Ars Electronica, the Transmediale, the Centre Pompidou and the International Media Art Biennale WRO in Wroc?aw.
The Society of Algorithm lists his net performances among the events crucial to the development of this genre of art.
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"Soft Borders"
UPGRADE!INTERNATIONAL 2010 Sao Paulo

Presentation of Upgrade!Warsaw node
during UI2010 Sao Paulo "Soft Borders"
Paweł Janicki
"Mapping Chopin"
"The Tangled Sky"
Karol Radziszewski
"Fag Fighters"
Krzysztof Żwirblis
”Housing estate television (Zielona Góra)
„Unselfish urban space - winter garden“
Roch Forowicz
„Detection”

http://www.galeriadwazero.blogspot.com
UPGRADE!WARSAW
16.01.09 : Hubert Napiórski
08.12.08 : Julia Staniszewska
05.10.08 : Share and Upgrade!Warsaw
11-15.09.08 : Upgrade!International
27.04.08 : Jacek Markiewicz
27.01.08 : Krzysztof Zwirblis
09.12.07 : Karol Radziszewski
28.10.07 : Jarek Grzesica ( www.wef.pl )
23.09.07 : Agata Groszek
19.08.07 : Paweł Janicki
15.07.07 : Activism in the Internet Age
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19.05.09, 8.00 pm at Studio Gallery
Roch Forowicz - InterceptionLinz
Actions in the „Interception” series refer to the city surveillance culture, i.e. permanent surveillance with the use of CCTV cameras, software and devices processing and storing information. The actions are deep-rooted in the idea of hacktivism, consisting in the interception and usage of technological solutions against the will of their creators.
This time the "Interception" project was implemented in Linz (European Capital of Culture 2009). Consequently to illegal actions, CCTV cameras along the main street, Landstrasse, as well as the central camera monitoring Hauptplatz, were damaged. The author left the „Panopticon” sign at the place of intervention.
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