Where does the idea to paint jars—or perhaps “jars”—come from? Can an everyday object turn into a centerpiece at Warsaw’s most anticipated new museum?
Find out in a recent article in Wysokie Obcasy, where Karolina Jabłońska—widely recognized as one of the most exciting and in-demand Polish painters of her generation—opens up about her inspirations, key motifs, and the creative process behind “Słoiki 2024” (“Jars 2024”).
Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/obraz-karoliny-jablonskiej.
We also had the chance to sit down with the artist in person—check out the video from our meeting below!
The over seven-meter-long painting “Słoiki 2024” [“Jars 2024”] will hang in the café of the Museum of Modern Art. You will be able to see it starting on opening day, Friday, October 25. Together with Panattoni, we are the funders of this artwork.
Słoiki 2024 (Jars 2024), 250 × 760 cm, oil on canvas, 2024, photo: Szymon Sokołowski