From Adler to Żuławski: A Century of Polish Artists in Britain

This exhibition is the first in Ben Uri’s series on refugee and migrant artists, highlighting the Polish contribution in Britain over the last century. This focus is particularly apt as the community approaches its millionth citizen, the largest migrant group in Britain, and as Poland celebrates a century since it regained its independence as a nation-state after 123 years. The exhibition will tell aspects of the story of the Polish community in Britain, and Poland’s recent turbulent history, through the lens of art.

Other exhibitions by Ben Uri Research Unit

Ben Uri Research Unit

Thirty-six Pounds and Ninety-five Pence - Artworks by Contemporary Migrant Artists

Ben Uri Research Unit

Yiddish, the language, the people and heritage

Ben Uri Research Unit

Rothenstein's Relevance

Ben Uri Research Unit

Refiguring the 50s

Ben Uri Research Unit

A Farewell to Art: Chagall, Shakespeare and Prospero; Curated by Professor Hanna Scolnicov