Artists

Agata Auguścik, photo by Magda Marczewska / press release

Grażyna Auguścik

Jazz vocalist and composer. Since 1994 she has lived in Chicago where she has worked with many excellent musicians. Read more about: Grażyna Auguścik

Paweł Althamer

Sculptor and performance artist working in video, installation and action art; combines the visual experience with suggestive socially-minded messages. Read more about: Paweł Althamer

Maciej Adamek

His documentaries, usually telling about "other" or "rejected" people, were shown and awarded at numerous international festivals. Member of the European Film Academy. Read more about: Maciej Adamek

Anawa

Anawa (pron. 'Anava') is a Polish musical group best known as the backup band for vocalist Marek Grechuta; was a leader in European progressive rock in the mid-1970s... Read more about: Anawa

Ars Nova. Photo courtesy of www.arsnovapolonia.eu

Ars Nova - Period Instrument Orchestra

A group of musicians specialising in the performance of period instruments, founded in 1981. Member of the Warsaw Music Society. Directed by Jacek Urbaniak. Read more about: Ars Nova - Period Instrument Orchestra

Armia

Warsaw-based band, led since the mid-1980s by singer and songwriter Tomasz Budzyński. Read more about: Armia

Witold Adamek

Cinematographer, writer and producer. As one of the most versatile Polish filmmakers, this interest was inspired by his artistic talents in painting, drawing, and later photography. Read more about: Witold Adamek

Jerzy Antczak

Film and theatre director, actor, screenplay writer, film producer. He has won numerous awards for his achievements in television and theatre production. Read more about: Jerzy Antczak

Katarzyna Adamik

A director, screenwriter and film producer; she is the daughter of directors Agnieszka Holland and Laco Adamik. Read more about: Katarzyna Adamik

Laco Adamik

Theatre, film and opera director, noted television producer. Read more about: Laco Adamik

Apteka

Gdynia-based rock group, active on and off since 1983. Regarded as one of the most significant alternative rock bands in the history of Polish music. Read more about: Apteka

Julian Józef Antoniszczak on the set of Antonii Bohdziewicz's Dziewczyna z dobrego domu, photo by Krzysztof Malkiewicz / Filmoteka Narodowa / www.fototeka.fn.org.pl

Julian Józef Antoniszczak (Antonisz)

As a filmmaker, inventor and composer, he made 36 films, including animated and experimental pieces. His works ae characterised by a technique called "non-camera films." Read more about: Julian Józef Antoniszczak (Antonisz)

Magdalena Abakanowicz

Born 1930 in Falenty near Warsaw, lives and works in Warsaw. One of Poland's most internationally acclaimed artists, known for works that transcend the conventional sphere of sculpture production... Read more about: Magdalena Abakanowicz

Neo-plastic Room at the Muzeum Sztuki in Łódź, designed in 1946 by Władysław Strzemiński as the exposition venue for the international avant-guard works gathered by the a.r. Group in the 1930's. Photo: Muzeum Sztuki in Łódź.

a.r. Group

The "a.r." artistic group ("revolutionary artists", "real avant-garde"), active in the years 1929-1936, was one of the most noted leftist Polish avant-garde groups of the interwar period... Read more about: a.r. Group

Piotr Anderszewski

Pianist. Nominated for the Grammy Award in 2001, winner of many prestigious awards for his recordings of Schumman, Bach, Beethoven, Chopin and Szymanowski. Read more about: Piotr Anderszewski

Maria Ajzensztadt

Maria Ajzensztadt, also known as Miriam Eisenstadt, was a lyrical soprano born in 1921, daughter of the renown conductor Dawid Eisenstadt. An artist at the venues Femina and Sztuka in the Warsaw ghetto, she was a very popular performer called "the nightingale of the ghetto" who was shot to death in Umschlagplatz in August 1942. Read more about: Maria Ajzensztadt

Wojciech Modest Amaro

In 2013, Wojciech Modest Amaro’s Atelier Amaro was awarded one Michelin Star. It was a historic moment for Polish gastronomy. Read more about: Wojciech Modest Amaro

Akademia Ruchu

Its style is often described as theatre of gestures and visual narration. Apart from performances, it also organises happening-like theatre actions, theatre workshops, and functions as an interdisciplinary cultural centre. Read more about: Akademia Ruchu

Nina Andrycz

Legendary actress, famously nicknamed the Dame of Polish theatre. Born on November 11th, 1912, died on January 31st, 2014, at the age of 101. Read more about: Nina Andrycz

Tomasz Augustyniak

Born in 1975 in Ostrów Wielkopolski, Tomasz Agustyniak is one of the leading lights of contemporary Polish design. Read more about: Tomasz Augustyniak

Azorro

The artistic group, also known as Supergroup Azorro, was established in 2001. Read more about: Azorro

Kari

Kari Amirian is an artist who brought the atmosphere of cool Scandinavian pop to Poland. Her melancholic and delicate songs are similar to the productions of such vocalists as Lykke Li or Stina Nordenstam. Read more about: Kari

Agata Zambrzycka i Piotr Górski, fot. dzięki uprzejmości projektantów

AP Dizajn

A design company founded in 2009, a shared project of Agata Zambrzycka and Piotr Górski. They design creative urban spaces, alternative vehicles that make traveling through the streets easier and notebooks in which you can quickly write down your thoughts while riding on a bus or tram. Read more about: AP Dizajn

Amareya Theatre & Guests, performance in the public space, a crossroad in the Shibuya neighbourhood, Tokyo, photo: Mateusz Skrzypiec

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