"Men's Conversations" is a series of portraits that Zbigniew Furman has created over the years. At first - on the negative, later digitally, but always in black and white. What is important here is not so much the consistency as the focus he has achieved through this. For each portrait subject - one roll, no more. A maximum of 12 frames or very few digital files. There are almost always eyes, or at least one. Or a gesture, or an object. Something distinctive. Something that is created between the photographer and the portrayed. Because it is these encounters that are most important. Short or long, with an old acquaintance or someone known in general. Each completely different.
"Men's Conversations" was complemented by a series of self-portraits photographed with a phone, in a kind of humorous, lighter form of the author's conversations with himself. - Joanna Kinowska

Zbigniew Furman - Zbigniew Furman was born in Krakow. After moving to the capital, this did not prevent him from working in the most Warsaw-like of Warsaw institutions with Warsaw in its name, namely the daily Życie Warszawy and the Warsaw Uprising Museum. Along the way, he also worked for the weekly magazine Razem. After the outbreak of martial law, he ran a photography workshop and then an advertising photography studio, where he dealt with, among other things, fashion and theatre photography. Between 1997 and 2007 he headed the photo department of Wprost weekly. He is the author of more than 25 individual exhibitions presented in the most prestigious galleries. He is a lecturer at the Studio of Photography at the OW ZPAF. He has been portraying well-known and less well-known people in his studio for many years. This work has resulted in an exhibition entitled. "Men's conversations". Since 2019, she has been inviting photographers to her atelier. The result of these meetings is an exhibition entitled. "Male conversations - photographers" and a book publication. Zbigniew Furman is a member of the Association of Polish Art Photographers (ZPAF) and the photographic works section of the ZAiKS association
Exhibition opening:

Opening on 27 November (Wednesday) at 7pm, free entry, Ground Floor Gallery
The exhibition will run from 27 November to 7 January 2025.
8 a.m. to 10 p.m. free entry, ground floor gallery