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a gigantic cyclorama of the Battle of Racławice, painted by Jan Styka and Wojciech Kossak
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over 200,000 works of Silesian art, from the Gothic tomb of Henry IV the Righteous to Kandinsky
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a space with interactive installations and optical illusions in the Old Town
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a courtyard with 30 historic neon signs from the 1960s and 1970s, surrounded by working artists' studios
painting exhibitions by local artists in the "Małgosia" tenement house, run by the Society of Friends of Wrocław
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an institution of contemporary art and new media in a former coffee roastery, organiser of the WRO Media Art Biennale
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the only Polish collection of medals and decorations, numbering about fifty thousand items
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a Baroque townhouse of the former Oppenheim House, today a contemporary art gallery with a viewing terrace in the attic
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an independent contemporary art gallery on the Market Square, open to visitors, with exhibitions and workshops
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a municipal contemporary art gallery with an artist residency, a workshop and a reading room in the city centre
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a BWA Wrocław contemporary art gallery combining an artist residency, workshop and reading room
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a contemporary art gallery with paintings, prints and sculptures, exhibitions, auctions and an online shop
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BWA gallery on the site of the former Hatzfeld Palace, host of the International Drawing Triennial since 1968
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the former flat and studio of the painters Hanna Krzetuska and Eugeniusz Geppert, today a contemporary art gallery
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a gallery of sound-making toys and small instruments at the Open Art Studios
a fibre art gallery since 1978 in a historic tenement house on Stare Jatki
an artist-run gallery and printmaking studio opposite the Nowe Horyzonty cinema, operating on a non-profit basis
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an intimate applied art gallery with glass, ceramics and textiles, the Wrocław branch of Kraków's BB Gallery
a street gallery of young Polish art drawing on the tradition of the Wrocław avant-garde
