Anna Baumgart’s exhibition Revolution is not a dinner takes place at the meeting point of visual arts and the culture of debate, protest, silence. The artist takes on – once again – the role of a feminist archivist. By giving herself the right to make change in her own rhythm, she calls on women to formulate their own canon of feminist world history. In dialogue with the Dinner Party by Judy Chicago and the Polish history of the Round Table, she creates a catalogue of “heroines” to save their “non-heroic” biographies and portraits in a porcelain set.

Anna Baumgart – visual artist, performer, director; she creates sculptures, installations, videos, takes photographs. Representative of critical and feminist art. She uses the feminist perspective as a tool for diagnosing and criticising the society.
Anna Baumgart’s works can be found in prestigious art collections, such as Hauser & Wirth, FRAC-Fonds Régional d’Art Contemporain Poitou-Charentes, Zachęta National Gallery of Art, MAAK Collection, Silesian Art Museum, National Museum in Warsaw, National Museum in Gdańsk. She lives and works in Warsaw.

Curator: Danka Milewska
February 28th, 2019, 6pm – opening of the exhibition
Exhibition open until March 31st, 2019