Baltic Gallery
of Contemporary Art

is the only institution in the Słupsk region (the area of the former province) whose task is to popularize modern art.

Baltic Gallery of Contemporary Art is a council organization unit financed by Marshal Office of Pomeranian province.

Baltic Gallery of Contemporary Art owns three exhibition rooms:
Small Gallery at 31a Partyzantów Street in Słupsk,
Witches’ Tower Gallery at 8 Francesco Nullo Alley in Słupsk, 
The Centre for Creative Activities at 1a Zaruskiego Street located in a historic port granary in Ustka.

In its premises the Baltic Gallery of Contemporary Art runs different forms of activities related to propagation of modern art. It organizes about 36 exhibitions a year. Best artists from Poland and abroad are invited to participate. Other forms of activities, which are very popular, are lectures about the latest modern art and practical workshops or lessons.

Apart from exhibitions and educational work the Baltic Gallery of Contemporary Art organizes a periodical Polish Biennale of Young Art “Rybie Oko” and international meetings of performers. In August 2001 Baltic Gallery of Contemporary Art was number one among the best Polish galleries of modern art, active outside big cities and art centers. The ranking was prepared by the Newsweek Poland weekly. Around 20.000 people a year take advantage of the Gallery’s offers.