Julia Stachura is an art historian and independent curator. In 2025, she completed her PhD studies at the School of Humanities at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań. In 2023–24, she was a Fulbright Junior Research Award grantee at NYU Tisch School of the Arts. She has curated exhibitions in Poland and the United States, collaborating with art institutions and non-governmental organizations. Her research and curatorial practice focus on the photography of BIPOC women artists and artists from Central and Eastern Europe, as well as on the invisibility of power structures and the tangibility of memory.

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Fulbright Ambassador in Poznan, Poland
2024—25 Lecturer, Department of History, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań, Poland
2023—24 Visiting Researcher, Department of Photography & Imaging (DPI), Tisch School of the Arts, New York University, Fulbright Junior Research Award
2023 Visiting Researcher, John-F.-Kennedy-Institut für Nordamerikastudien, Freien Universität Berlin, funded by Initiative of Excellence – Research University AMU


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Mecenat kwiatowy Pani Doroty
W grudniu autorka podsumowuje współpracę z florystką Dorotą Sołtykowską, podkreślając jej wpływ na artystyczne wystawy i symbolikę kwiatów w sztuce.
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Julia & Julia
Współpraca Julii i Julii efektem dwóch wystaw, z dynamicznymi pracami, które łączą malarstwo z haptycznymi obiektami, eksplorując międzygatunkową czułość i doświadczenie obrazu.
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HOST in press
The exhibition Host, created with Julia Królikowska, gained significant online traction, featured on multiple platforms, enhancing its presence beyond the historical villa.
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INES Magazina feature
The “Cosmologies, Affects, Allyships” panel featured in INES Magazina discusses contemporary Polish art’s engagement with decoloniality, highlighting ongoing dialogues about race, gender, and class.
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Julia Królikowska, HOST at historical villa in Poznan
Julia Królikowska’s HOST exhibition at the Villa of Art History in Poznan showcases transformative, layered artwork using textile and paint, exploring bodily boundaries and interspecies identity from October 1-3, 2025.
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Amelia Marzec’s performance + pop up exhibition in an abandoned library
Amelia Marzec’s performance and exhibition at Wroniecka 15 explored the queer Eastern European diaspora. It combined traditional themes with technology and addressed climate migration issues.
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Julia Królikowska, Czułe powłoki
Wystawa “Czułe powłoki” Julii Królikowskiej bada złożoność cielesności w malarstwie, łącząc delikatne materiały z organicznymi formami i kwestionując granice tożsamości.
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Joanna Czarnota, I Remember Through the Image / Pamiętam obrazem, opening
Joanna Czarnota’s exhibition “Pamiętam obrazem” explores memory, family, and art reproduction through photography and sound, engaging multiple senses and addressing intimate and monumental contexts.
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Paul Mpagi Sepuya’s “Dark Room A-Z”
Excerpts from my academic article on Paul Mpagi Sepuya’s photographic work are published in “Dark Room A-Z,” celebrating connections in photography. Honored to contribute!
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