Urban Art Area is entering its next phase. The 6th edition of Poland’s largest urban art showcase kicks off on 4 July and will this year take place across two floors of the historic Jabłkowski Brothers’ House at 25 Bracka Street. This is a unique opportunity to see how Polish street art functions in a venue with over a century of tradition and how artists adapt this architecture to their own concepts.
The largest exhibition of Polish urban art
Urban Art Area 6 will be open to visitors from 4 July to 2 August 2026, every day except Mondays. The event will feature nearly 60 artists – both established names and artists from the younger generation who have been setting new trends in urban art in recent years. Each of them will create their own space, allowing them to fully showcase their distinctive style and working methods. This will enable visitors to see how naturally the artists transition from easel painting to large-scale installations.
Hundreds of new works and a variety of techniques
This year’s edition will feature several hundred unique works created especially for Urban Art Area 6. These will include murals, graffiti, stencils, stickers, sculptures, prints, installations and works created using experimental techniques. Such a wide range of forms on display demonstrates just how dynamically Polish urban art is developing and how freely artists are expanding its definition.
Urban Art Academy
During the event, visitors will have the opportunity to purchase almost all of the works on display, as well as collector’s merchandise created especially for this edition. The exhibition is accompanied by the Urban Art Academy programme – film screenings at KinoMuzeum at the Museum of Modern Art, and a series of creative workshops, lectures and meet-the-artist sessions with artists and experts. This is an opportunity for those who wish not only to view urban art, but also to gain a better understanding of its context and contemporary significance.
Urban Art Area 6 promises to be one of the summer’s most important events – intense, diverse and open to an audience that has been following the development of Polish street art for years. whiteMAD magazine is the event’s media partner.
source: press materials
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