Scouting and developing brand new paths in the Polish arts and crafts biosphere.
Ordynacka 11, Warsaw, Poland
Craftica Gallery, founded in 2024 by the Starak Family Foundation, is located in the historic part of Warsaw. Its mission is to showcase the value of Polish design on the global stage. By highlighting the unique character of Polish applied arts and their deep connection to the nation’s cultural heritage, Craftica aims to elevate their international recognition.
Artworks(106)
No-Kimo-No Rack
by Polasiak Igor
Linkana Cellule II
by Zakrzewski Cyryl
Le Cycle de la Vie
by Sobolewska - Ursic Zofia
Inari
by Formsophy
Tore
by Formsophy
My Desk
by Nourissat Patrice
Forest Circle
by Nourissat Patrice
from the Gusts series, 07
by Dąbrowska-Picewicz Monika
Artists(33)
The Craftica Gallery searches for creative alternatives, uncovering in the proces the potential of local art scenes and developing international exchange.
Bera Anna
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A sculptor and designer born in 1985 in Lechów in the Świętokrzyskie Mountains. A graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Poznań, she is a lecturer at the School of Form SWPS in Warsaw and a member of Nów. Nowe Rzemiosło. She has been a two-time recipient of the Minister of Culture and National Heri...
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2523.02
25
Tradition Recrafted
After a successful inauguration in November 2024, Craftica – a space for new Polish arts and crafts – debuts at the prestigious NOMAD Circle fair in St. Moritz in February 2025 with the ‘Tradition Recrafted’ collection.
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2513.04
25
Emotions Passion Burgundy. Artigiani Polacchi
For the first time, Craftica Gallery will present its curatorial vision at Salone del Mobile 2025 in Milan (April 7–13, 2025) with an exhibition titled EMOTIONS PASSION BURGUNDY. ARTIGIANI POLACCHI.
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