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Language & Literature

Participants of the workshop utopia/dystopia, photo: Nadia Markiewicz

Utopia/Dystopia: Polish-Japanese Workshop in Warsaw

In August 2017, a workshop titled utopia/dystopia participated by young Polish artists and students of the Tama Art University in Tokyo was held in Warsaw. The event was a continuation of the collaboration between Polish and Japanese artists initiated by the exhibition Hi-Blood Pressure shown earlier this summer in the Japanese capital. Read more about: Utopia/Dystopia: Polish-Japanese Workshop in Warsaw

Photography & Visual Arts

What’s in a Name? 4 Curious Things Named After Poland

From chemistry and entomology, to human pathology and musicology – here are the curious stories behind some things from very different fields of reality with what seems like nothing in common other than the word ‘Polish’ in their names. Read more about: What’s in a Name? 4 Curious Things Named After Poland

HERITAGE

Slavs and Tatars, Friendship of Nations: Polish Shi’ite Showbiz, a piece from their exhibition at the 10th Biennale in Sharjah, photo: courtesy of the artists

8sep'17 –18oct'17

Mouth to Mouth: Slavs & Tatars at CAC Vilnius

The mysterious artistic collective Slavs and Tatars present their works from the past ten years at the Contemporary Art Centre in Vilnius. The Mouth to Mouth exhibition will include installations, videos and performances by the group, and will be their first such comprehensive solo exhibition in the Baltic region. Read more about: Mouth to Mouth: Slavs & Tatars at CAC Vilnius

Photography & Visual Arts

Translating Mickiewicz: Poland's International Man Of Mystery

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Language & Literature

Aleksandra Gaca, TERO textile, photo: courtesy of the artist

21sep'17 –24sep'17

Different Textures of Polish Design at the London Design Fair

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DESIGN & INNOVATION

Ganna Walska in the blue garden 1958. Ganna Walska picking lemons, photo: courtesy Ganna Walska Lotusland

Ganna Walska: The Soprano from the Garden Estate

Polish-born Ganna Walska was an operatic singer so unsuccessful that her failure as a vocalist is near-legendary: it inspired a theme of Orson Welles' Citizen Kane and has been described in numerous books. But, after giving up on her short-lived career as a singer, she created Lotusland, a public garden considered one of the world’s most unique. Read more about: Ganna Walska: The Soprano from the Garden Estate

Music

A piece by Berlin-based artist Thorsten Goldberg at the Centre of Polish sculpture in Orońsko, photo: Piotr Polak/PAP

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