New Polish Poster in collaboration with Grzegoż Myćka and Polish Graphic Design Week would like to invite you to the poster exhibition and launch of BiG Poster ZIN #6

Last year during Polish Graphic Design Week in Glasgow a group of international artists created a series of posters inspired by three iconic Polish films from the communist era. They were able to use only two colours, navy blue and yellow - the official colours of the European Union flag. This led to interesting comparisons between mentioned films and Brexit and how we can find their common emotional denominator: anxiety, irritation and powerlessness in the face of adversity.

Location: Flying Duck
Dates: Exhibition Opening | 31st January 2019 7pm
Exhibition Duration | 31st January - 10th February

Free and open to all

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BiG Poster is an artistic collective focused on contemporary art poster and its aesthetics in context of current situation of graphic design in the world. The main element of the project is the publication of an independent magazine BiG POSTER ZIN.

New Polish Poster is a curatorial project that aims to promote Polish art and culture with a particular focus on graphic design, illustration and poster art.
Started in 2017, the project runs all year round and includes exhibitions, workshops and lectures that are led by prominent Polish graphic designers - both local and foreign.

Polish Graphic Design Week is a project presenting Polish graphic design that takes place regularly during international festivals, conferences and events focused on visual culture in Europe and throughout the world. Each time it takes place, “Polish Graphic Design Week” consists of a series of lectures, workshops, discussions and exhibitions organised over the course of several days, with the participation of Poland’s most prominent design practitioners and theorists.