Stäwog Magazin | Mar. 2019 | Portrait
In her work, she focuses on self-discovery and a playful approach, turning against pigeonhole thinking and children clocked by objectives. […]
Laufpass Magazin | Nov. 2017 | On the way on the cultural axis
This new participation format is initially intended to reach those who have been left behind the furthest. […] This is implemented with people who live on the streets there. Among others with the art project “Smile” of the […] artist and winner of the Sparkassenstiftung Bogna Jaroslawski.
Nordsee Zeitung (Detail) | Sep. 2017 | For your eyes only
Following a concept by Bogna Jaroslawski […], an international crew in the Woodstock district worked together with the “Homies” there. Under the title “Smile”, a social sculpture was created that provides a new answer to the question of who owns art.
Der Tagesspiegel | Feb. 2016 | We are all Berliners
The group has […] completed intensive rehearsals and workshops. It was about racism and “that you can only break it down if you realize that you are full of it yourself. Some youths were hit by the knowledge like a club.
Nordsee Zeitung | Sep. 2015 | Bamboo sticks as a memento
Although the artist serves all the senses with this show, the experience of science and stage design always flow into the production of her works. The basis of the creative, however, is emotionality. […] The core of the current show is a social sculpture consisting of 365 pink-colored bamboo sticks, which […] was created in southern India.
Nordsee Zeitung | Sep. 2015 | Experience for all senses
The theme of the exhibition is the attempt to make India’s sensitive wealth tangible through installations on a sensual level. Tasting, smelling, hearing, seeing and feeling take on an exaggerated meaning, evoking the viewer’s perception in order to remind him how different experiences can be gathered.
Nordsee Zeitung | May 2015 | With Art to Together
What is meant is that the little ones don’t blindly start, but first of all the perception is sharpened. A view for the environment – a view for the counterpart.
The Hindu | Jan. 2015 | Pink Silence to counter violence against woman
Bogna Jaroslawski, artist from the group, says the Gulabi Gang offers some important lesson which show a strong image of woman. Explaining the art installation Ms. Bogna says: „Our installation has 365 sticks because violence is an everyday issue. While a stick can stand for violence, it can also stay for self-defense and thus empowerment.“
Outreach | Jan. 2015 | Pink Silence Pamphlet
Nordsee Zeitung | Jul. 2011 | Art and culture connect worlds
An environmental play developed by Bogna and Grażyna Jaroslawski for and with three-year-old children dealt with the environment and the highly visible environmental pollution in India.
Viduthalai News | Apr. 2011 | Culture in Performance
Tamil Murasu | Apr. 2011 | Culture in Performance
