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Strike is a series documenting the protests that erupted in Poland on 22 October 2020, following a Constitutional Tribunal ruling that restricted abortion rights. The demonstrations took place in hundreds of locations across the country and abroad. Rafał Milach’s project, part of the Archive of Public Protests, is a visual record of social mobilization and political self-organization. The Archive collects visual evidence of grassroots opposition to political decisions, violations of democracy, and human rights, while also serving as a warning against rising populism, discrimination, and the climate crisis.

  • Object type:
    photographs
  • Year:
    2020-2021
  • Dimensions:
    three works in the 50 x 63 cm format and twelve works in the 24 x 30 cm format
  • inv. no.:
    MNG/NOMUS/73/D /1-15
  • Własność:
    Gdańsk Collection of Contemporary Art, a deposit of the Gdańsk City Municipality in the collections of NOMUS - the New Museum of Art, a Department of the National Museum in Gdańsk
  • Object type:
    photographs
  • Year:
    2020-2021
  • Dimensions:
    three works in the 50 x 63 cm format and twelve works in the 24 x 30 cm format
  • inv. no.:
    MNG/NOMUS/73/D /1-15
  • Własność:
    Gdańsk Collection of Contemporary Art, a deposit of the Gdańsk City Municipality in the collections of NOMUS - the New Museum of Art, a Department of the National Museum in Gdańsk

Strike is a series documenting the protests that erupted in Poland on 22 October 2020, following a Constitutional Tribunal ruling that restricted abortion rights. The demonstrations took place in hundreds of locations across the country and abroad. Rafał Milach’s project, part of the Archive of Public Protests, is a visual record of social mobilization and political self-organization. The Archive collects visual evidence of grassroots opposition to political decisions, violations of democracy, and human rights, while also serving as a warning against rising populism, discrimination, and the climate crisis.

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