Gunia Nowik Gallery

Founded in 2021, Gunia Nowik Gallery is located on the ground floor of the historic Brzozowski Palace in central Warsaw. Run by an all-women team, the gallery operates from a feminist perspective, shaping both its ethos and the artists it represents. The program features artists from various generations, primarily those born in the 1970s and 80s, whose work engages deeply with themes of identity, social structures, collective experience, and the complexities of contemporary life. This exploration of the human condition is central to the gallery’s vision. Artists from older generations complement the program, including significant voices from the late 1940s, whose feminist viewpoints and historical significance enrich its narrative. A strong connection to Poland’s queer art scene further emphasizes a commitment to representing diverse and underrepresented perspectives. By serving as a bridge between the art communities of Berlin, Warsaw, and Kyiv, the gallery fosters international dialogue while staying closely connected to the local Polish art scene. Its diverse program creates a space for meaningful conversations that transcend generational, cultural, and geographic boundaries, making Gunia Nowik Gallery a dynamic and vital space for contemporary art.