Art in Our Spaces

We believe that education and art are deeply interconnected — opening up space for deeper understanding and personal growth. That’s why the places we create are filled with contemporary works of art: paintings, installations, and sculptures by renowned artists. We want to inspire students to think creatively and to develop their own unique talents.

Mariola Wawrzusiak
Bat’s Dream, 2018
Alicja Biała
Interest, 2018
Multiple authors
Archive of Public Protests, 2015-2023
Ewa Łowżył
Tribes, 2009
Ewa Łowżył i Kobas Laksa
Memento Vulgari, 2008
Izabella Gustowska
The Art of Walking, 2005-2007
Zofia Kulik
Pattern_ I, IV VIII, IX, 2007
Peter von Tiesenhausen
Testament, 2006
François Weil
Untitled, 2006
Marcin Berdyszak
Organic Reflection, 2004
Edward Łazikowski
Untitled, 2003
Krystyna Piotrowska
My Right, My Left, 2003
Mariusz Kruk
Untitled, 2003
Leon Tarasewicz
Untitled, 2003
Andrzej Banachowicz
A Walk in the Heavens, 2002
Magdalena Abakanowicz
Standing Element (Left) from the Unrecognized series, 2001–2002
Dorota Koziara
Angeli, 2000
Dominik Dlouhy
Pati Natae (Venus), 1999
Jan Tarasin
Towards the Neutrino, 1999
Stefan Gierowski
DCCXV, 1997; DCCXXX, 1998
Mariusz Kruk
Still Life with an Apple, 1997
Gertjan Evenhuis
Fugue, 1996-1997
Jarosław Modzelewski
Rogozina, 1994
Mariusz Kruk
Untitled (Table with Shoes), 1990
Antoni Zydroń
Horned Painting, 1988
Andrzej Szewczyk
Untitled, c. 1980-1985
Izabela Gustowska
Relative Features of Similarity – Beyond Oneself I, II, III, IV, 1984–1985
Jan Berdyszak
Reincarnation of a Painting I, II, III, IV, 1975–1976
Wacław Taranczewski
Still Life on a Table (Triptych), 1970s
Jan Berdyszak
Composition of Circles VII, 1963; Double Circle XXVII, 1969
Wacław Taranczewski
Composition with Stars, Composition with a Branch, Composition with the Moon, 1962
Jonasz Stern
Composition IV, 1955
Magdalena Abakanowicz
Five Figures, 2005
Piotr Kurka
Lotus Eaters, 2004
Grzegorz Przyborek
Utopia IV and V, 2003
Magdalena Abakanowicz
Inverted, 2002