White and white. authoritative website of the city office, 18.10.2024. Photos of Dominica Olek / BWA
... The underground of Willa Sixta proved to be an perfect place for an exhibition Freedom on Polish lands.
– Half of the impression that our exhibition makes is due to this incredible interior – said Tomasz Szmagier with approval during the beginning on October 5.
The subject is interesting, powerfully mitologized. Freedom in Poland was forbidden for many years, even cursed. It is associated with mysterious rituals and a universal conspiracy. Meanwhile, the exhibition is simply a number of information boards, graphics and photograms, cabinets with Masonic uptensiles and fragments of costumes, a staging showing the scenery of free-mural meetings, a communicative of a free-mural apron (with which the average citizen is associated with masonry), and a subjective selection of silhouettes of 20 Polish free-muralists since Enlightenment to a rather fresh past.
– Everything is logical, calm, with dates, justified. But the masonry is, and I wanted to show it like this – explained the curator. There's no eating children, no orgy, no devil with horns. The essence of freemulation is to form a good citizen, a man who works and develops to work for others.
To learn more about Polish Masons, usage the accompanying exhibition of educational instrumentation. There have already been respective meetings on this subject, 3 more ahead:
– 19 October at 3 p.m. with Mirosława Dołęgowska-Wysocka on women's freedom,
– 25 October at 6 p.m. with Dr. Norbert Wójtowicz on the past of free-multure,
– On October 26, the exhibition was planned to be completed, in the program at 12.00 p.m. curated tour and at 1.30 p.m. lecture by Tomasz Szmagier. Freedomism and Esoterics.
It is worth mentioning that the curator of the exhibition Tomasz Szmagier, photographer, computer graphic designer and polygraph, has been associated with free-llowing since 1994, in 2011-2015 he was the Grand Master of the large East of Poland. The organizers of the exhibition are the Free-Multure Association of the large East of Poland and the Association of the Institute of Royal Art in Poland, co-organizer is Galeria Bielska BWA.
