Turnus

OPENING TODAY!!! We’re beyond excited to be back and to welcome you into our new space 💕💕💫

“It’s the litter things...”
10.04.2026 | 19:00
with Matthias Holznagel, Miki Morioka, Tomasz Mróz, Clara Rotermund, Shiho Saito, Karolina Szwed, Inga Wójcik

The exhibition is part of Constellations, a gallery-sharing initiative through which we are very happy to host 18, Murata (Tokyo) and Courtney Jaeger (Basel) at Turnus Gallery.
18, Murata Turnus Gallery
Constellations

We’re so grateful to Courtney Jaeger’s team for joining us with matthiasholznagel and , and very happy that 18, Murata could travel across the globe to be with us Miki Morioka and 斉藤思帆　Shiho Saito 🫂🫂🫂And of course, our dears karolina szwed, inga and Tomasz Mróz are here with us as well!!!

Join us this weekend for the opening , we’ll be open early and late! We missed the exhibitions… and we missed you 🫶🫶🫶💕

CONSTELLATIONS | WARSAW
APRIL 10-12, 2026

Turnus hosting 18, Murata (Tokyo) and Courtney Jaeger (Basel)

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Featuring: Matthias Holznagel, Miki Morioka, Tomasz Mróz, Clara Rotermund, Shiho Saito, Karolina Szwed, Inga Wójcik





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Matthias Holznagel
Untitled, 2025
installation view “IM MUELL IM PARK”
Photo: RMJ

Miki Morioka
“Floor preparation (Twins1+2)”, 2026
20+16 pieces of plywood, pigment
90 × 180 × 45 cm

Tomasz Mróz
Untitled, 2023
polymer, acrylic, silicone
220 × 70 × 80 cm
Photo by Bartosz Górka

Clara Rotermund
“Sommerferien”, 2025
oil on cotton
120 × 100 cm
Photo by Tobias Bertz

Shiho Saito
“and still somehow”, 2025
Tempera, canvas, cotton thread
53 × 54 × 27 cm

Karolina Szwed
no title (fountain), 2026
oil on canvas
40 × 50 cm
Photo by Bartek Zalewski

Inga Wójcik
untitled, 2025
oil on canvas
30 × 20 cm
Photo by Bartek Zalewski

The Last Castle
Polish Castle-ness: From Wawel to Stobnica
26.03–28.06.2026

Part of the exhibition is our installation, created together with Mariia Kolomiitseva, in collaboration with Zuzanna Bartoszek, Wiktoria Kieniksman, Ant Łakomski, Kuba Stępień, and Paweł Donhoffner Zięba.



Curated by
The project introduces the concept of “castleness” as a cultural perception of an object as a castle, shaped by collective imagination rather than by its authentic history.

The exhibition opens this week and can be visited from Friday, 27.03, Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00–17:00
📍The Tin-Roofed Palace


Photos by

Karolina Szwed
“How to behave and how to amuse”, 2026
oil on canvas
50 × 40 cm

Karolina Szwed is taking part in “Setting the Tone of the Exhibition (outside-in)”, a group exhibition curated by

Opening at 14.03.2026 in Beijing
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“At Inside-Out Art Museum, two-part exhibition explores how artists generate mood and atmosphere within the white cube. It reveals how ambiance is shaped through works, displays, and juxtapositions.

The exhibition functions as a Gesamtkunstwerk embracing beauty, mistakes, and play. Featuring thirty Chinese and international artists, it interrogates exhibition-making itself, examining how curators and artists navigate the complexities of shaping an exhibition. It focuses on where it truly begins, not at the opening, but in the curatorial decisions made beforehand.”

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“Setting the Tone of the Exhibition (outside-in)”
14.03–21.06.2026
Inside-Out Art Museum, Beijing

Three years on Wolska have come to an end and Turnus is moving!!! Due to that, we’re looking back at a few exhibitions from these three wild years! In the meantime, we even managed to fix the floor and the lighting which you can clearly see in the attached photos… Thank you to everyone involved in the gallery on Wolska, and see you in April at Emilii Plater 31!!!

Thank you

Kuba Stępień
Rehearsal, 2025
pastels, pencil, crayons, own ink transfer technique on canvas
40 × 50 cm



This is the final week to visit “Na wskroś”, on view until 28 February. After the exhibition closes, the gallery space and the cafe will be temporarily closed due to relocation 🩷🩷

Join us this week as we spend the last days together at our Wolska space!! 💫💕

Na wskroś
06.12.2025–28.02.2026

Trin Alt
Untitled (from series “Things”), 2025
spruce, cardboard, cotton, paper, pins, tape, acrylic paint
200 × 90 cm (each)



The artworks are part of our current exhibition “Na wskroś”, featuring works by Trin Alt, Cezary Bodzianowski, and Kuba Stępień

You’re very welcome to visit us until February 28th — after that, the gallery will take a little break while we relocate and set up our new space 💡💡

Come say hi and see the show before the end of the month 💛

Love,
Turnus

Castles are everywhere in Poland. Old ones, new ones, rebuilt ones, imagined ones. Existing monuments are swelling, reconstruction follows reconstruction, and castles are appearing where none existed before. Despite criticism and enormous costs, these investments continue to thrive.

We warmly invite you to visit “The Last Castle”, an exhibition curated by at the

❤️ Opening soon!!
📍 Pałac pod Blachą, Royal Castle in Warsaw
📅 March 26 – June 28, 2026

The exhibition features works by Nicolas Grospierre, Marta Ejsmont, and Mateusz Pawlukiewicz, and the installation created by us and Mariia Kolomiitseva in collaboration with Zuzanna Bartoszek, Wiktoria Kieniksman, Ant Łakomsk, Kuba Stępień, and Paweł Donhöffner Zięba. The installation proposes a critical reworking of “castle-ness”, reducing the castle to a recognizable archetype and relieving it of the weight of monumentality.

See you at the castle 🏰✨

Kuba Stępień
“Dear T (when self-defence is self-harm)”, 2025
pastels, pencil, crayons, own ink transfer technique on corkboard
40 × 80 cm



See you later today for our guided tour with !
📅 Today, 5 February
⏰ 19:00

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The artwork is part of our current group exhibition “Na wskroś”, featuring works by Trin Alt, CezaryBodzianowski, and KubaStępień

The exhibition is on view until 28 February, open every day from 10am to 10pm

We’d love to invite you this Thursday at 19:00 for a guided tour of our current exhibition “Na wskroś” together with ✨

Na wskroś
06.12.2025–28.02.2026


It’s a very special moment for us, as this is the last exhibition we’re showing in our dear home on Wolska street. Before we say goodbye to this space, we hope to see many of you this Thursday — come by, say hi, and spend some time with us 💛

The exhibition is on view until 28 February, open every day from 10:00 to 22:00

Hope to see you soon,
TURNUS