The catalogue includes a critical text on the subject of the ‘Love and Democracy’ exhibition and its description. Richly illustrated with reproductions of artworks. The book and the accompanying ‘Love and Democracy’ exhibition constitute the  discovery of a suppressed Polish heritage in the works of contemporary artists. They are also a response to the  social conflicts and a prohibited, customary pluralism in our country. ‘Love and Democracy’ is a book about artistic, love and sexual freedom and diversity of the opposition towards nationalist intolerance and censorship. It’s also an attempt to raise the subject of art as a mixture of aesthetics, eroticism, humanism and human rights. Presented art uncovers life in various systems of identity and relationships. The art transcends  singular perspective on love – from the point of view of only one orientation or sex. What you can find there are numerous love stories and multiple narrations of sexuality – various ideas of femininity and masculinity. 

The catalogue includes a text on the subject of the phenomenon of mobility – travelling and moving of people as something characteristic of the global era society. The authors attempt to answer the following questions: How far does the phenomenon of mobility on a large scale and breaking up the permanent bond between a man and a place enrich our knowledge about other cultures we encounter on the way?  How far does the mobility result in a feeling of alienation from the surroundings? How much does it increase our tolerance towards ‘alien’ and to what extent does it lead to the withdrawal to the closest circle of people similar to us. Is multiculturalism or cultural homogeneity the effect of everyday meetings of people coming from various cultures? To what extent does our awareness of our temporary place of residence make us change our attitude towards our own habitat?

The catalogue is devoted to the subject of contemporary art in public spaces, especially urban and post-industrial ones. It describes the revitalization aim of the completed projects. The catalogue includes illustrated performances of the participants of the symposium: M. Dölle, P. Herbstreuth, M. Hussakowska, P. Krajewski, P. Lorens, H. Taborska and N. Weber.

The catalogue published as part of the Outdoor Gallery of the City of Gdańsk project.

The catalogue documenting the ‘City Transformers’ project, which was supposed to provide a platform for discussion on the transformation of Gdansk and the possibilities given by the opening to the European Union as well as a chance to expand the city centre into an area of the former Gdansk Shipyard. It includes materials by the participants ofartistic workshops: S. Bitter, H. Weber, D. Hatcher, G. Klaman, Low – Res Group, Z . Oksiuta, M. Potrc, C. Ramirez, M. Munoz, E. Ursprung, A. WołodĽko, J. Wójcie, Ch. Yuan Chu, A. Heng, H. Skon Yeen and L. Foo Koon and a record of talks given during the ‘Committed Art and the Architecture of the City’.

The catalogue presenting the effects of the Polish-Russian working group meeting, consisting of scientists from various fields as well as  artists and curators. It’s aim was to study together the phenomenon of East Prussia. It includes essays by: A. WołodĽko, E. Cwietajewa, J. Burdun, B. Domagała, M. WołodĽko, A. Sołogubov, H. Bilewicz, K. Brakoniecki, E. Gładkowska, A. Popadlin. Additionally there’s a CD record with the outcome of a meeting between Gdansk and Kaliningrad musicians.

The exhibition with works chosen by the artist himself and Gotz Adriani, presented all the most important spheres of the artist’s interest. From photopainting through abstraction up to photography. Despite the fact that the works come from recent years, the exhibition presents the overall picture of his work and it constitutes a perfect selection. A beautifully published catalogue includes reproductions of all artworks present on display with thorough descriptions

The catalogue accompanying the Katarzyna Górna exhibition organized by the Bunkier Sztuki Gallery in cooperation with the LAZNIA, where the majority of the artist’s works. Includes texts by: Maria Anna Potocka, Krzysztof Żwirblis, Grzegorz Dziamski, Kazimierz Piotrowski, Łukasz Gorczyca, Grzegorz Kowalski, Magdalena Ujma and Artur Zmijewski’s interview with Katarzyna Górna.

The catalogue prepared by Jacek Fredrich, Ewa Barylewska-Szymańska, Wojciech Szymański and Agnieszka WołodĽko. Part One includes texts by: Ewa Barylewska-Szymańska, Wojciech Szymański, Jacek Friedrich, Agnieszka WołodĽko, Jan Wenzel and Kiryll Koval. Whereas Part Two is a record of the panel discussion which accompanied the exhibition.

A meticulously published book-catalogue with colour illustrations and texts by; Heike Munder, Adam Budak, Anthony Widler, Mark Wigley, Philippe Rahm and Stephen Willats. The aim of the exhibition was to present the problem of psychological reaction to contemporary architecture and spaces. Participants (among others): P. Thek, A. Kapoor, J. Casebere, Ch. Buchel, K. Adam, M. Schinwald, H. R. Giger, M. Muller, U. Fischer, G. Matta- Clark, K. Józefowicz, P. Noble, D. Liebeskind, M. Bonivicini, S. Willats, J. Dibbets and M. Sosnowska.

Catalogues sold in a set. (Part 1 and Part 2).
Description: the catalogue of the exhibition on the art’s attitude towards reality, and especially the art’s attitude towards issues such as: religion, politics and mass culture.  Includes thorough essays by: B. Czubak, P. Piotrkowskiego and E. Mikiny, as well as interviews with artists whose works were on display. Participants: M. Bałka, CUKT, M. Deskuj, Z. Janin, P. Jaros, G. Klaman, J. Kozłowski, K. Kozera, Z. Kulik, Z. Libera, J. Modzelewski, J. Robakowski, R. Rumas, L. Tarasewicz and A. Żebrowska

A documentation of the ‘Independant Galleries’ Forum, which took place in October 2000 in the ‘Wyspa Gallery’ in Gdansk. The documentation was enriched with a guidebook to new places and organizations up to June 2005. Galleries and other art places which feature on  CD (apart from basic information, there are concepts and ideas, artists’ presentations, etc.): a.r.t., amfilada, AT, biała, entropia, fort sztuki, inner space, jakubowo 5, kolonia artystów, koło, Manhattan, modelarnia, moje muzeum, muzeum artystów, nad wisł± & fundacja praktyk artystycznych "i", on, otwarta pracownia, podlaska, potocka, prowincjonalna, pww, Bq, raster, sadz, sektor I, spam, stowarzyszenie 36,6, warszawski aktyw artystów, wieża ci¶nień, wschodnia, wymiany, wyspa, zmiana organizacji ruchu

The catalogue presents the art of Gdansk. It describes the phenomena of the art which refer to social contexts, public spaces and interpersonal relations.  Participants: J. Bartołowicz, A. Baumgart, COX, C.U.K.T., W. Czerwonka, J. Fliciński, A. Gogołkiewicz, K. Józefowicz, G. Klaman, J. Kornacki, D. Krechowicz, D. Lejman, T. Myszkin, D. Nieznalska, H. Nowicka – Grochal, Z. Pidek, R. Rumas, J. Staniszewski, M. Targoński, N. Walczak, A. WołodĽko and W. Zamiara.