the poster anouncing the biennale in the city in front of an old beautifully restored shopping center wertheim from the twenties (left).

students from st. petersburg, wroclaw and mainz

the opening ceremony at the "white storch synagoge" in wroclaw.

bente kahan (3rd left),

foundation bente kahan, white storch synagoge

the exhibition of the embassadors at the edith stein house

bernard zolyniak, director of the biennale (3rd left) and director of the edith stein house dominik ptak (7th left)

jacek szewczyk (2nd left) rektor of the academy of fine arts,wroclaw

students from st. petersberg and oleg yakhnin

(saint-petersburg institute of arts and crafts)

leopoldina - the university of wroclaw

the aula at the leopoldina

visting the

Academy of Fine Arts in Wroclaw

bernard zolyniak, director of the biennale

monika aicheles right hand, dorota milkowska (curator of the biennale), jecek szewczyk (rektor of the akademy of fine arts), piotr kielan, oleg yakhnin, tanja

hala targowa

the market hall (Hala Targowa) is a modern brick gothic building which was completed in 1908.

food at the market hall

wlodkowica street in wroclaw

design gallery wroclaw

in the streets of wroclaw

wroclaw from above

lots of beautifull bridges - here the grunwaldzki bridge

centennial hall

(german: jahrhunderthalle, polish: hala stulecia or hala ludowa) 

It was constructed according to the plans of max berg in 1911-1913, when the city was part of the german empire. 

UNESCO World Heritage since 2006.

we highly recommend our tour guide

renata bardzik-milowz.

relief at the house of "hänsel"

Jaś i Małgosia (Hänsel und Gretel)

church

the old water tower

part of an old church in a wall of a house...

departmentstore wertheim build in the twenties

serigraphies "against hatred" by mainz students

by marie theres birk

by sanna schiffler

against my hate dress by judith will

by johann kruschinski

by barbara ott

by sandy pfaff

this is no hat red by sandy pfaff

now exhibiting at schönschräg