A vibrant explosion of color awaits us here at Pigasus Polish Poster Music Film Gallery. This isn’t just a gallery. It’s a portal. It is a portal into the heart of Polish art, music, and cinema.
Pigasus Polish Poster Music Film Gallery was founded in Berlin in 2003 by Mariusz Bednarski. Mariusz is a Stettiner who has lived in Berlin since 1988. He has a deep love for Polish culture. The gallery became a virtual space in June 2023.
The Pigasus collection holds around 20,000 Polish posters from the post-war period. These posters are not just advertisements. They are works of art. Each tells a story through bold graphics and striking imagery.
Imagine walking through the physical gallery. It held over 80 solo and thematic exhibitions. Each exhibition showcased the breadth and depth of Polish poster art. Pigasus gallery is still open. It welcomes proposals for organizing solo and thematic exhibitions of posters from its collection.
Beyond posters, Pigasus dives into Polish music and film. The gallery offers a diverse selection. You can find anything from rock to jazz to classical music. They sell CDs from artists such as Czesław Niemen and Aga Zaryan. You can find movie productions by Andrzej Wajda.
The gallery is named after Pigasus. It is a symbol combining a pig and Pegasus. It represents something unusual or surreal.
Even if you can’t visit in person, you can still experience Pigasus online. Their online stores offer a wide selection of posters, music, and films. If you’re searching for something specific, don’t hesitate to contact them.
Now, as we stand here, consider the power of art to transcend borders. Pigasus Polish Poster Music Film Gallery embodies this spirit. It brings Polish culture to Berlin and the world. It makes it accessible to everyone. It shares Polish heritage.