BLOK
01
2024
Critique Greece 15.01.2024

DON’T TELL ANYONE

Despina Zefkili
06
2023
Interview Kosovo 29.06.2023

UNREHEARSED ENCOUNTERS AND NATO REMAINS

Flaka Haliti in conversation with Joanna Warsza
09
2021
Interview Kosovo 23.09.2021

Public space is a performing platform for a problem. HAVEIT in conversation with Joanna Warsza

Joanna Warsza
01
2021
Critique New York Poland 14.01.2021

And Warren Niesłuchowski Was There

Barry Schwabsky, Warren Niesłuchowski
Critique Austria Berlin Czechia Estonia Great Britain Hungary Latvia Lithuania Poland Romania Russia Slovakia UK Ukraine 04.01.2021

The Most Memorable Year: Highlights of 2020

Corina Apostol, Kateryna Botanova & Jurriaan Cooiman, Romuald Demidenko, Maja and Reuben Fowkes, Vanessa Gravenor, Indrek Grigor, Santa Hirsch, Anna Karpenko, Valentinas Klimašauskas, Anna Łazar, Gergely Nagy, Michal Novotný, Marina Oprea, Julius Pristauz, Oleksiy Radynski, Anna Remešová, Ivana Rumanova, Sylwia Serafinowicz, Piotr Sikora, Antonina Stebur, Krisztián Gábor Török, Anastasia Vepreva, Joanna Warsza, Mike Watson
05
2020
Interview Poland 22.05.2020

Cultural Geographies of Privilege and Exclusion. Janek Simon in Conversation

Ana Teixeira Pinto and Joanna Warsza
02
2020
Eyewitness France Poland 07.02.2020

How to decolonize shadows: on the exhibition ‘Opaque to herself. Poland and postcolonialism’ at La Colonie, Paris

Dominika Tylcz
01
2019
Critique Austria Belarus Czechia Estonia Germany Hungary Latvia Lithuania Poland Slovakia Ukraine 09.01.2019

The Best and Worst of Art in Central Europe in 2018

Tania Arcimović, Mirela Baciak, Flóra Gadó, Vanessa Gravenor, Indrek Grigor, Adam Mazur, Jana Németh, Gerda Paliušytė, Tomass Pārups, Karolina Plinta, Piotr Policht, Oleksiy Radynski, Anna Remešová, Piotr Sikora
07
2018
Interview 11.07.2018

You Have to Mean It. Joanna Warsza on Public Art Munich

Adam Mazur
04
2018
Critique 17.04.2018

I Can’t Work Like This: A New Reader Exploring Recent Examples of Boycotting in the Art World(s)

Dorian Batycka