What happens when an exhibition has no unifying theme? Reflecting on APA Summer Exhibition 2026, curator Maciej Jędrzejewski discusses the role of space, semiotics and visual dialogue in creating meaningful connections between artworks. Through examples from the exhibition, he reveals how symbolism, colour, form and placement shaped the visitor experience and transformed a diverse collection of works into a coherent curatorial narrative.

Curated by Maciej Jedrzejewski and Malgorzata Kalinowska, the APA Winter Exhibition 2025 at POSK Gallery brings together a diverse and ambitious selection of contemporary works by members of the Association of Polish Artists in Great Britain. Marking a year of reflection and renewal, the exhibition honours the late Sławomir Blatton while showcasing a clear shift towards landscape, nature, and innovative three-dimensional practices. From sculpture and jewellery incorporating modern technologies to politically engaged printmaking and meditative painting, the exhibition highlights the evolving dialogue between Polish heritage and contemporary artistic expression. Open until 16 January 2026.

In my first experience as Assistant Manager at POSK Gallery, I had the privilege of supporting A D Tulloch – Dreams, Visions, Love & Living With Cancer. The exhibition explores art as therapy and ancestral connection, transforming the gallery into a space of reflection, dialogue, and healing.