Sculpture: Śródmieście / Centrum

a manufacturer's tenement turned into a stage for young art

an art gallery in Sienkiewicz Park since 1924, in an 1904 pavilion, focused on avant-garde art

an octagonal square closing off Piotrkowska Street, mostly pedestrianised after its 2022-2024 revamp

contemporary art gallery inside a historic Piotrkowska tenement house

an independent gallery in a private flat on Wschodnia street, one of Poland's oldest, running since 1981

a bronze statue of Artur Rubinstein at a piano, outside the tenement of his childhood

a bronze Julian Tuwim on a bench with an empty seat beside him, from 1999

a metre-tall bronze bear with a folded ear, since 2009, with a QR code linking to the cartoon

a sculpture of Poznański, Scheibler and Grohman at a table, with a free seat for passersby

a row of bronze theatre seats with a figure of Stefan Jaracz, unveiled in 2006

a bronze statue of Władysław Reymont sitting on a travel chest, unveiled in 2001

a bronze statue of a dog from a Se-ma-for cartoon by Galeria Łódzka, in place since 2015

a bronze electrician on a ladder, unveiled on the centenary of Łódź's first power plant

a 1982 granite figure of the director in a toga, in a passage named after him

a metre-tall statue of Plastuś holding a school bell in Sienkiewicz Park, since 2012

a 17-metre monument from 1930, destroyed by the Germans and rebuilt in 1960 by the same sculptor

a statue of boy Piotrek, dog Pimpek and a gnome from a cult cartoon, by the Culture House

a gallery and interior design shop in the city centre, close to the Łódź Philharmonic