¡Con mucha alegría recibimos a nuestra nueva residente Jagoda Kwiatkowska
@ochjagoda de Polonia! 🇵🇱✨
Esta residencia es cofinanciada por el Instituto Adam Mickiewicz (IAM) y el Ministerio de Cultura y Patrimonio Nacional de la República de Polonia. El proyecto que llevará a cabo la residente incluye el desarrollo de una nueva obra performática basada en investigación de campo y la producción de una instalación sonora.
With great joy, we welcome our new resident Jagoda Kwiatkowska from Poland! 🇵🇱✨
This residency is co-financed by the Adam Mickiewicz Institute (IAM) and the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage of the Republic of Poland. The project carried out by the resident includes the development of a new performative work based on field research and the production of a sound installation.
Jagoda Kwiatkowska (she/her), born in 1991, Polish visual artist, performer, and activist. She explores mental health, identity, and post-traumatic spaces that emerge as a consequence of social and individual crises – whether they stem from climate change, war, or personal struggle. She is a graduate of the Spatial Activities Studio of Mirosław Balka (2018) and the Audiovisual Studio of Grzegorz Kowalski (2016) at Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, and the Knowledge of Culture at the University of Warsaw (2016).Member of the Warsaw-based feminist art group Kolektyw Łaski, creating socially engaged projects that recycle song lyrics and explore the community-building power of collective listening and singing.
Featured in Manifesta 14 Biennial (Prishtina, RKS, 2022) through the Secondary Archives platform for women artists. Resident at A4 – Space of Contemporary Culture (Bratislava, SK, 2025) and Visegrad Fund grantee (UE, 2025). Recognized in the Młode Wilki competition (Szczecin, PL, 2018) and awarded the Allegro Prize (UK/PL, 2021). Exhibited at Periscope Gallery (Salzburg, AT, 2024), Study: Osaka Kansai International Art Festival (Osaka, JP, 2022), Arsenał Gallery (Białystok, PL, 2021), The 9th Young Triennale (Orońsko, PL, 2020), and the Museum of Modern Art (Warsaw, PL, 2020).