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The
Zachęta
National
Gallery
of
Art
is
a
contemporary
art
museum
in
the
center
of
Warsaw,
Poland.
The
Gallery's
chief
purpose
is
to
present
and
support
Polish
contemporary
art
and
artists.
With
numerous
temporary
exhibitions
of
well-known
foreign
artists,
the
gallery
has
also
established
itself
internationally.
The
word
"zachęta"
means
encouragement.
The
Zachęta
Gallery
was
founded
in
Warsaw
in
1860.
“ALIENATIONS
OR
THE
FIRE
NEXT
TIME”
was
the
name
of
the
exhibition
when
I
visited
Zacheta.
Such
an
amazing
experience.
series
of
videos
and
video
installation.
The
first
gallery
was
3
big
very
impressive
video
which
was
carefully
and
precisely
synchronized.
The
other
exhibition
on
the
first
floor
was
about
Urbanski's
works.
Kazimierz
Urbański
is
a
director
of
animated
films
and
documentaries,
set
designer,
screenwriter,
animator,
performer,
and
prominent
teacher.
He
was
born
on
26th
March
1929
in
Święciechowa,
near
Leszno
(Wielkopolska),
and
died
on
18th
January
2015.
I
know
that
the
exhibitions
will
be
different
every
few
months
but
I
want
to
mention
these
exhibitions
because
you
can
have
an
idea
about
what
kind
of
fine
art
you
are
going
to
see
in
this
museum.
Depending
on
the
exhibition
you
can
spend
a
minimum
of
3
hours
in
here.
the
location
is
nice
and
accessible.
There
are
a
nice
cafe
and
shop
in
the
museum
that
is
worth
checking
out.
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