CURATING/ART
2025 - Text for the catalogue of Christina Dimitriadis's exhibition I have lost my Euridice, Kerber Verlag Berlin and Schwartzsche Villa Berlin.
2025 - Curating the group show Trans[verse] at the Raum E116, Berlin (with artists: Sergio Frutos, Maja Gordon, Leo Puñal, Melissa Steckbauer, Paco Vallejo, Zorka Wollny)
https://e116.de/events/2025/transverse/
2025 - Keynote on the theme “Ecology / Human-Nature” at the Magdalena Abakanowicz symposium.
https://abakanowicz.foundation/symposia
2023 - Presentation on the queer and feminist dimensions of the Magdalena Abakanowicz's art at the Tate Modern, London.
https://abakanowicz.foundation/symposia
2023 - Performative reading (with Wojciech Kosma) at the Ludwig Forum Aachen of the book Coronafuga by Ewa Majewska.
https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/book-launch/
2022 - Curating the show: Mariola Przyjemska. Consumption, Construction, Melancholia. Zachęta - National Gallery of Art, Warsaw, Poland (with E. Opalka).
https://zacheta.art.pl/en/wystawy/mariola-przyjemska-konsumpcja-konstrukcja-i-melancholia
2022 - Art publication Ewa Majewska, Coronafuga. Fragments of online dating discourse from pandemic times. Distanz Verlag, Berlin 2022, Edited by: Eva Birkenstock, Nikola Dietrich, Viktor Neumann; Design: Sean Yendrys.
https://www.distanz.de/ewa-majewska/coronafuga-fragments-of-online-dating-discourse-from-pandemic-times
2021-2022 - Lecturer at the Universitat der Kunste, Berlin, Germany. A course on censorship, resistance and the freedom of art with prof. Hito Steyerl.
2021-2022 - Lecturer at the Academy of Art in Szczecin, Poland. A course on the relations of art and politics for 2nd year of MA program.
2021 - Co-curating and hosting the Coronaseminar for reboot: responsiveness project of the Kölnischer Kunstverein, Cologne and Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst, Aachen.
https://reboot-responsiveness.com
2020 - Co-curating and hosting the online Coronaseminar for the MoMA Warsaw (with Natalia Sielewicz). 6 online sessions of seminar about living and surviving the Covid-19 pandemic together, in the precarious and contingent artistic community.
https://archiwum.artmuseum.pl/en/cykle/koronaseminarium-refleksja-w-czasach-pandemii
2019 - Co-curating the public program in the Transmediale Festival, Berlin (with Wojciech Kosma).
http://2019.transmediale.de/content/ewa-majewska
2018 - Participation and text for the Volksfronten/Popular Fronts. Art and Populism in an Era of Culture Wars, Steierischer Herbst Festival, Graz, Austria.
2017 - Participation in exhibition: The Beguiling Siren is Thy Crest, at the MoMA Warsaw (with Aleka Polis, the project: Warszawianka).
https://artmuseum.pl/en/exhibitions/syrena-herbem-twym-zwodnicza-1
2016 - Rosa Rotes. Order Prevails in Warsaw (with Aleka Polis) - a manifesto and artistic action based on Rosa Luxemburg's last published text, Order prevails in Berlin, from 1919, depicting the rise of fascist politics, and now in 2016 reemerging in Warsaw.
http://www.alekapolis.com/rosa-rotes-porzadek-panuje-w-warszawie-z-ewa-majewska/
2015 - Featured in the show: Temporary Autonomous Zone by ffffff- collective, a group show at the Galeria Studio, Warsaw, Poland. (with the video Psychonomadism and the works of Syreny.tv).
2014-2016 – Conducting the interdisciplinary seminar „Art and the Public Sphere” at the Graduate School of Social Research of the Polish Academy of Science, Warsaw. I held an interdisciplinary seminar for doctoral candidates, financed by the Patterns Grant of the Erste Stiftung and WUS Austria.
2014 - Co-authoring of the work: Psychonomadism (in collaboration with Nicole Szolga) - a video (15 mins) based on Ewa Majewska's idea of testing whether the psychoanalytic script will survive in a therapy session featuring a German speaking analyst and a Polish speaking patient, who do not understand each other, however maintain the code of psychoanalytic session.
https://dorftv.at/video/22573
2013-2014 - Curatorial collaboration with Martha Rosler and the team of her exhibition Guide for the Perplexed: How to Succeed in the New Poland
https://u-jazdowski.pl/program/wystawy/martha-rosler
2013 - Text for the project Two Towers, by Aleka Polis and Ewa Kruszewska, for Instytut Sztuki Wyspa, Gdańsk.
http://www.alekapolis.com/dwie-wieze/
2009 - Featured at the show Gone to Womenan - with Aleka Polis as Syreny.tv, for the exhibition Gone to Chroatan at the CCA Toruń, curated by Daniel Muzyczuk and Robert Rumas. A sound installation in a dark, cozy interior, featuring voices of 36 historical and contemporary women, inter- and trans- persons, who crossed the borders of their time following autonomous, radical, brave or just atypical political path (with the voices of Agnieszka Weseli, Lidia Makowska, Ewa Majewska and Aleka Polis). Also presented at:
https://www.kunsthalledortmund.de/en/exhibition/gone-to-croatan-strategies-of-disappearance
https://www.art-in.de/ausstellung.php?id=2638
Featured in the publication: https://www.sfkb.at/books/gone-to-croatan/
2005 - Co-authoring of the work Forward to the Rightwing (Cała naprzód ku skrajnej prawicy) - with Aleka Polis as Syreny.tv, a video piece (48 mins) investigating the rise of the rightwing, showcasing the potential targets of fascist activists and politics in Weimar and Warsaw; presented in several exhibitions, including:
- Miłość i demokracja, CCA Łaźnia, Gdańsk (2006);
- Cała naprzód ku skrajnej prawicy – Warszawski Aktyw Artystów, Warszawa (2005)
- Achtung Polen kommen, Galeria Konieczny, Weimar (2005)
2004-2017 - Co-authoring the duo Syreny.tv - a feminist art collective with Aleka Polis (Aleksandra Polisiewicz), mainly video art and curating, sometimes joined by other artists, such as: Ellen Southern, Iwona Zając.
2004 - Participation in the group show Shipyard: participations at the CCA Łaźnia, Gdańsk.
https://www.laznia.pl/wystawy/przestrzen-stocznia-48/