Warsaw, Poland
Dom Towarowy Bracia Jabłkowscy is one of Warsaw's oldest department stores, opened in 1914 on Bracka Street. The building, designed in a modernist style, survived World War II and became a landmark of the city centre. Today it hosts retail, cultural events and occasional public gatherings, keeping its historic character intact.
in 5 days
The 6th edition of Poland's largest street art exhibition. Over 60 urban art creators present hundreds of premiere works - murals, graffiti, sculptures and installations - across two floors of Dom Towarowy Bracia Jabłkowscy.
in 6 days
A sketch session for graffiti artists of all skill levels. Participants will learn letter design, explore graffiti style fundamentals, and view albums from the global graffiti scene. The workshop lasts about 2 hours and includes access to materials plus free entry to the Urban Art Area 6 exhibition.
A two-hour workshop on art perception and creativity led by writer Aga Lesiewicz. Participants will explore street art as a voice of society and the city, from the mechanics of vision to the analysis of urban art.
A creative workshop for upcycling spray cans led by street artist Miss Dorys. Workshop participants receive free admission to the Urban Art Area 6 exhibition.
A workshop on combining urban art techniques led by experienced Warsaw-based artist Taki Myk. Participants will learn stencil and painting methods, and workshop attendance grants free access to the Urban Art Area 6 exhibition.
A painting workshop with Make It Simple where you'll learn to paint on canvas and explore form under the guidance of Lech Maślankiewicz. The session lasts about 2 hours with limited places available.
A drawing workshop with Rojber, a street artist known for his distinctive pig characters on walls. Participants will sketch with markers, test tools, and develop their own visual language in a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere.
Rojber's lecture on the history of graffiti and street art - from cave paintings to contemporary wall interventions. The artist explores humanity's need to leave marks on surfaces, connecting archaeology, psychology, and street culture.
A creative street art workshop led by Istowski where participants design their own messages in graffiti aesthetics using stencils and spray paint. Approximately 2 hours long with limited capacity.
Workshop on zine printing and publishing led by Maciej Szytko, MA. Participants learn digital printing and binding techniques, then independently print and bind their own zines. Duration approximately 2 hours.