Curator and exhibition design: Miska Miller-Lovegrove
Co-curator and producer: Anna Pietrzyk-Simone and Monika Unger
Graphic design: Studio Fernando Gutierrez

Young Creative Poland exhibition presents the best of the young, emerging design scene in Poland.
A showcase for young designers exhibiting innovative and exciting projects in various creative fields: furniture design, industrial design, graphic design, fashion, animation, architecture, engineering and street art.

Poland has one of the most vibrant and active design scenes in Europe.
Building upon its inheritance of the strong creative movement which developed in Poland from the 1930’s to the 1960’s. Rare documents illustrating this body of work and historical participation of Polish designers at the Triennale exhibitions are shown in this exhibition.
They represent a preview of a future initiative intended to illustrate Polish 20th century culture to a wider public.

Poland is also a very important player amongst the most renowned international furniture producers. An expertise, born from a long tradition, used by several important international brands who have been manufacturing their products in Poland for many years. Today a fundamental change is taking place: Polish companies are opening to the global arena, proposing their own vision to the design community and promoting their own brands on the international market.

Miska Miller-Lovegrove, the London based Polish born architect has been working internationally for the past 29 years. She is a partner of the Lovegrove Studio, one of the world leading design and architectural offices.

Anna Pietrzyk-Simone, is head of communications at Lovegrove Studio since 2004. Prior to moving to London she worked on developing creative industries in South Africa through the Design Indaba brand.

Monika Unger, born in Poland, is an architect and a furniture design expert based in Milan. She is active in interior end exhibition design, multimedia and visual design projects for international clients.