“DIALOGI MALARSKIE” — exhibition of three creative attitudes

We invite you to see the painting exhibition “Painting Dialogues” available from 13 to 31 October 2026 in the historic exhibition spaces of the main library (level -1) at 11 Franciszkańska Street. The exhibition will present the works of Wanda Zaremby-Miejska, Małgorzata Piątkowska and Bogusław Juszkiewicz.

The grand opening of the exhibition will take place on October 13, 2026 (Tuesday) at 17:00. The evening will be complemented by a musical performance of the Poetic Song Ensemble “Dookoła”, composed by Joanna Babiarz-Szot and Janusz Szot.

What happens when three different sensibilities come together in one space? Can images talk to each other? The exhibition “Dialogi Malarskie” is a meeting of three artists who are united by the medium — painting, but who share everything else: temperament, workshop and way of looking at the world.

This is not the sum of three individual presentations. It's an experiment. The works are arranged in such a way that they enter into relationships with each other — sometimes harmonious, sometimes full of tension and contradiction. Color responds to the dash, gesture responds to silence, abstraction asks the figure for meaning.

We invite the viewer to the role of the fourth participant in the dialogue — the one who listens, interprets and tells his own story.

Although Wanda Zaremba-Miejska, Małgorzata Piątkowska and Bogusław Juszkiewicz are united in painting, each of them uses a different creative language. They differ in their temperaments, inspirations, workshop and way of observing and interpreting reality. Thanks to this, the works presented together can enter into non-obvious relationships with each other — sometimes harmonious, other times based on contrast and tension. Here color meets line, expressive gesture with silence, abstraction with figuration, and nature with the world of man-made forms.

WANDA ZAREMBA-MUNICIPAL

He has lived in Nowy Sącz since 1970. Here she graduated from primary school and the 1st Jan Długosz General Education High School. In 1978 she started working in the conservation studio of the Regional Museum in Nowy Sącz, then decided to study at the State Professional Art Studio in Tarnów with a specialty in the conservation of furniture and art and antique objects.

In 1990 she obtained the certificate of instructor for fine arts, issued by the Faculty of Culture and Art of the Provincial Office in Nowy Sącz. Since 2009 she has been teaching classes with children at the Painting School in Korzenna. In 2013, she began her studies at the State Higher Vocational School in Nowy Sącz, majoring in art education in the field of visual arts and digital image creation. Since 2013, as a member of TPSP, he shows his works in collective and individual exhibitions. The theme of the works is the continuation of microworlds, the beauty that surrounds us, the world of joyful, melancholic, intriguing.

In 2025, she was awarded the Silver Apple Sądecki by the Powiat Nowosądecki for her activities for the development of regional culture.

MALGORZATA PIATKOWSKA

She was born, works and lives in Krynica- Zdrój. A graduate of the Fine Arts High School in Nowy Wiśnicz and the State Higher Vocational School in Nowy Sącz, which she graduated in 2016 with honors in the field of Art Education in the field of fine arts. She works at the Cultural Center in Krynica-Zdrój organizing exhibitions in the Art Gallery “Siedlisko”.

He is a member of the Krynica Association of Artists “Galeria pod Kasztanem”. She took part in many domestic and foreign exhibitions. She received the “Golden Apple” from the Mayor of the Nowosądecki district for her active support and commitment to work for the artistic community of the Sądecka Region.

BOGUSLAW JUSZKIEWICZ

A graduate of Art Education at the Academy of Applied Sciences in Nowy Sącz. Creator of a series of paintings: “Mega-trans-forms”, “Illumination”, “Energy”, “Krakow”. In 2018, he qualified for the 2nd Contemporary Art Review “New Avant-Garde”. In his work, he touches on topics related to the industrial landscape and the figuration of buildings, machines and electrical devices treated as abstract forms. He also creates thematic sculptures from materials such as: plaster, paper, fabric, polystyrene.

He has participated in more than 90 individual and collective exhibitions in Poland and abroad (Germany, Slovakia). He also participated in the International Review of Contemporary Art KIODYGRESY 2 and KIODYGRESY 3 and in the International Review of Modern Art 3×50, which took place in Warsaw, Krakow and Olsztyn.