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Wróblewskiego 10 A, Gorlice
Dwór Karwacjanów in Gorlice is one of the oldest buildings in town – the family seat of the Karwacjan family, who founded the town, and during the Reformation also an Arian meeting house. The restored walls now hold an art gallery, with a café and a small hotel alongside.
Two exhibition rooms, one small and one large, present contemporary art with a clear focus on the young generation of artists and the latest trends. Shows change roughly every month and cover painting, printmaking, drawing and sculpture.
The manor also serves as a venue for recitals, chamber music concerts, private views, meetings with authors, performances, plein-air workshops and academic conferences, so it is worth checking the current programme before a visit. In front of the building stands a monument to Dersław I Karwacjan, unveiled on the anniversary of the town's founding.
