A Polish art historian and a graphic artist – Anna Rendecka, is presenting her distinguished diploma work from the Academy of Fine Arts – “Disappearing”, at the Zachęta Project Room in Warsaw. Inspired by personal experiences, she is exploring the theme of memory and the consequences of neurocognitive disorders, using innovative creative solutions. The exhibition is open until October 6. Admission free.
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Kerry Anne Longhurst is a British higher education professional specializing in Eastern Partnership, democratization, gender and EU enlargement, with PhD in Philosophy and International Relations and Affairs from the University of Birmingham. She has been living and working in Poland for 14 years, currently a professor and Head of Institute of Politics and International Relations…
The new immersive exhibition at Farbyka Norblina in Warsaw takes viewers on a multisensory trip through Salvador Dalí’s eccentric, pioneering mind, focusing on the artist’s scientific approach and his fascination with theory of relativity and the fourth dimension. His works, full of dreamlike landscapes and surprising, enigmatic elements, where time and space are formidably deformed,…
Art is a channel of contact between the past, present and future. It helps us to deal with essential matters for all human life and relate to our existence. By manifesting what is most important, art predicts what our future lives will bring. Artists often direct the future by seeing patterns before they even form…
It’s hard to imagine Polish traditional Christmas celebrations without listening to Polish carols performed by the Mazowsze Ensemble choir and orchestra. Those who this holiday season would like to experience the true spirit of Christmas in Poland, can enjoy three Mazowsze’s concerts, which will take place in Toruń on January 7, Zabrze on January 18…
Poland Weekly+ asked expats’ opinions about Poland through contacts with verified accounts on social media. The most common response was “safety.” Poland is becoming an increasingly preferred country for expats. Since it became a member of the European Union in 2004, the country’s increasing economic integration and compliance with EU standards have made it more…
Embark on a journey through Poland’s picturesque landscapes, where cycling enthusiasts can indulge in the thrill of discovery along some of the country’s finest trails. As Poland’s bicycle infrastructure continues to evolve, more adventurers are opting to explore the nation’s beauty from the saddle of a two-wheeler. Here, we unveil the top three cycling trails…
