ACCESSIBILITY
You may see a queue before entering, as the number of people allowed in the Review area at the same time is limited. Once you have passed the gate and entered the Review area, you will see the Infopoint on the right. Our volunteers will give you all the information you need. You will also receive a printed map of the Review.
We do our best to make you feel comfortable and safe with us. However, we are working in an old, unusual space that was never intended as a place to exhibit art and welcome guests. Therefore, you may encounter many architectural barriers in the Review area, such as narrow staircases, uneven cobbled surfaces (sometimes with tram rails embedded in them). Some rooms are darkened, with low ceilings.
The exhibition is presented in four buildings located in different areas of the Depot premises.
In Building A, only one space – the hall with the neon signs – is accessible from ground level. The others can be accessed by a narrow staircase. Part of the exhibition is located in the basement, which is also accessible by stairs. This part is darkened and the video works shown there can generate loud sound and strong light stimuli, which further overlap.
Building B is a single-story hall with historical trams parked there.
Building C is a ground-level hall covering a large area. The festival club is located here.
Building D, i.e. the old boiler house, is not accessible from ground level. It contains sound works that can generate loud, sudden sounds.
There is a Festival Club in the Review area where you can relax and buy food. It is located entirely outdoors. It also has an accessible Toi Toi.
If you need support visiting the exhibition, parking your vehicle or would like us to lead a curatorial tour for a group of people with disabilities, please let us know by emailing e.pluta@arttransparent.org or calling +48 601 359 923.
On 25–27.06 (Sunday–Tuesday), from noon to 1 pm, the sound works will be muted and strong light and acoustic stimuli will be limited.
Information about guided tours with audio description:
https://www.facebook.com/events/1316827769215861/?ref=newsfeed&locale=pl_PL
Information about guided tours with Polish Sign Language interpretation:
https://fb.watch/lh7LcV94rU/
VENUE
This year’s Review is held at the Popowice Depot at ul. Legnicka 65A in Wrocław, entrance from ul. Lutra.
Link to Google Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/4VBwcutWem33gyoq5
HOW TO REACH US
The easiest way to get to us is by bike or public transport. Note that the track on Legnicka Street is under repair and trams have been diverted to the Wejherowska stop.
There will be a bicycle parking area for cyclists right next to the Review site, near the Wrocław Youth Sports Centre.
It is prohibited to use vehicles such as bicycles or scooters to move around the Review area.
The nearest bus stops are WEJHEROWSKA (Hala Orbita) and KWISKA, both of which are 4 minutes away on foot.
WEJHEROWSKA (Hala Orbita)
Trams: 3, 10, 20, 18, 19, 31
Buses: 101, 102, 103, 104, 119, 122, 127, 128, 129, 143, 206, 241, 245, 247, 248, 249, 251, 257, 319, 607
Kwiska
Trams: closed, renovation
Buses: 101, 102, 104, 119, 122, 128, 129, 132, 143, 206, 241, 243, 247, 249, 251, 253, 257, 319, 607, 733
Parking in the closest proximity can be a problem. The nearest large car park is next to the Orbita Hall.
VISITING
Visiting the exhibition is free of charge. You can visit the exhibition on your own during the opening hours.
Exhibition opening hours:
23.06 Friday: noon–midnight
24.06 Saturday: noon–midnight
25.06 Sunday: noon–midnight
26.06 Monday: noon–10 PM
27.06 Tuesday: noon–10 PM
Please leave the exhibition before closing time.
Registration at app.evenea.pl/event/survival21/ is required for all tours. Participation in each of them is free. Persons who have registered for a guided tour enter the Review area without queuing, after showing their registration confirmation to the volunteer at the entrance.
Please note!
Due to the uneven ground, we recommend wearing full footwear on a flat sole.
You are welcome to come along with your pets, but we ask that they remain on a leash or in a carrier adapted to their needs.
Due to the bumpy ground and numerous stairs, wheelchairs may be difficult to navigate. For small children, we recommend using baby carriers or slings.
If you have any questions or feel unwell, please report your needs to the Review staff.
NAVIGATING THE REVIEW AREA
A paper programme with a map and information about the 21st SURVIVAL Art Review is available at the information point on the festival premises.
There are QR codes on the descriptions of the works and at the Infopoint so that you can download the map to your phone.
There is a festival club on the premises where you can relax, eat and drink.
In front of the entrance from Marcina Lutra Street there will be a water cart with the slogan #PijKranówkę with drinking water. We recommend bringing your own bottles, cups, etc. and remembering about your hydration on the hot June days.
Only move around the areas that have been made available to visitors. No-entry notices and preventing access with bars etc. are for your safety.
download a .pdf version of the Review map
FREE COLD DRINKING WATER
A water cart with fresh, cold tap water from MPWiK Wrocław waterworks company will be available to everyone throughout the duration of the Review, so we encourage you to bring your own bottles and cups. You will find the water cart in front of the entrance to the Review from Marcina Lutra Street, look for the slogan #PijKranówka.
Additionally, on 23–25 June (Friday–Sunday), from 1 to 7 pm, MPWiK Wrocław invites you to use the #PijKranówka water bar at the 21st SURVIVAL Art Review.
Take a look at www.pijkranowke.pl and find out all about tap water.
