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Tolerance Posters in PQBK Catalog

We are pleased to inform you that a collection of Tolerance Posters features in the PQBK catalog, which showcases works from the Poster Quadrennial Bardejov Kraków (PQBK). The shows are organized by Peter Javorík, a professor at the Department of Visual Communication at the Faculty of Industrial Design at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków.

The catalog features posters, not just from the PQBK 2025 collections, but also of the Poster Quadrennial Bardejov 2021 collections, accompanying exhibitions, the Tolerance Poster Show held in Bardejov, Slovakia in 2021, and four more related shows.

The section containing the Tolerance Posters includes over 170 posters that were exhibited in Bardejov alongside the Quadrennial’s 2021 edition.

You can see a PDF of the entire catalog here.




 

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