Blog « Adam Adach

Son ultime rêve / His Ultimate Dream, 2022, oil on canvas, 116x89cm. In 2022, Paralympics footballer Marcin Oleksy [...]

Greta Versus Imperatores, 2020, series of photos. When Margaret Atwood compared Greta Thunberg to Joan of Arc, [...]

Autodafé Nr 9 (Barbara Zdunk), 2018, photos of performative drawing,20x30cm. Edit. Inkjet on Murakami [...]

The woodcut painting Hymn to Baùbo au naturel represents a naked woman sitting on a tree with her legs spread apart, [...]

Iskra, detail. Inspired, among other sources, by the reading of Mona Chollet's Sorcières. La Puissance invaincue [...]

A Tweet by William Turner about the destruction of Sodoma & Gaffa questions notions such as virility and populism, [...]

"Curtains, Rags, Urn", Lockdown exhibition in the windows of Curie City, Warsaw, 2020 "Adam Adach hangs [...]

Jardin à la française in Kabul, detail. The anachronistic, or rather timeless cohabitation of historical and [...]

Fiesta de la fin de l'Inquisition (Fiesta of the End of Inquisition), 2019, oil on canvas, 130x130cm. The [...]

Elisabeth Moss at the gala du procès des sorcières, 2019, oil on canvas, 160x180cm. The painting Elisabeth [...]

"The greater the fog, the more it imperils the steamer, and speed is put on though at the hazard of running somebody [...]

"Now the Handsome Sailor as a signal figure among the crew had naturally enough attracted the captain’s [...]

Boat (Beneath a Sunny Sky), detail. The vertical/horizontal blue line is a physical boundary within the [...]

In July 2018, while in Portugal, I went to an 18th century palace to watch a classic play of 1737, The Wars of [...]

Exodus, 2021, oil on canvas, 140 x 170 cm Athens, january 2018. As I walk along the Parthenon, my guide stops to [...]

« Capital Punishment (Palmyra) », a double-sided painting, replicates a contrast that has provoked shock waves [...]

"In Nazi Holidays (2011), Adach made use of a photograph from an album found in Germany a [...]