The OmenaArt Foundation develops projects that integrate art into public spaces.

The OmenaArt Foundation is developing a collection of African art, with a particular focus on artists from West Africa.

Educational program designed for business leaders, investors, and philanthropists seeking to gain expert-level knowledge on investing in art on an international scale.

A scholarship program run by the OmenaArt Foundation, est. in 2024, dedicated to supporting and promoting artists from Poland and Ghana.

The revitalization of historical sites is one of the key areas of focus for the OmenaArt Foundation.

The artist residency program is one of the key forms of support offered by the OmenaArt Foundation to artists it collaborates with.

The TOP CHARITY Auction, launched by the Omenaa Foundation in 2022, is a one-of-a-kind philanthropic initiative in Europe.

This year’s edition of the Artis Arundo program raised over 200,000 PLN. The funds will be used to support artists through scholarships, residencies, and art projects.

The fourth edition of the TOP CHARITY Auction broke its own record — organizers raised over 60 million PLN for philanthropic causes.

Launched by the Omenaa Foundation in 2022, the TOP CHARITY Auction is a unique philanthropic initiative on a European scale.

An exhibition dedicated to artists actively engaged in the art market and committed to supporting the artistic community.

The exhibition, organised by the Foundation, returns for its third edition in the Orangery of the Museum of King Jan III’s Palace at Wilanów.

The OmenaArt Foundation presents a selection from its expanding African art collection for the first time.

For two months, the baroque gardens of Wilanów Palace are transformed into a freely accessible open-air exhibition of contemporary sculpture.

The exhibition, organised by the Foundation, returns for its third edition in the Orangery of the Museum of King Jan III’s Palace at Wilanów.

Curator Boris Kudlička invited acclaimed contemporary artists from Poland and Malta to participate in the LuginsLand of Art project as part of the Space & Time exhibition.

As part of the first Malta Biennale, the OmenaArt Foundation presented its thematic pavilion at Fort St Elmo, titled “Other Geographies, Other Stories.”