On March 19-23 at the Salon du livre de Paris, the oldest and largest exposition event in the francophone world, Krakow and Wrocław, together with the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage and the Book Institute, will accentuate their literary and cultural identity. It is one of the biggest presentations of Polish literature abroad in 15 years!
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Rafał Olbiński on choosing the path of life, the different aspects of fame, the impact of the new media on the creative process. Interview conducted by Kamil Broszko.
Sławomir Zubrzycki, a Polish pianist, composer and designer of old musical instruments, is talking with Anna Karahan about reconstructing viola organista, the power of imagination and his concerts.
The 87th Academy Awards ceremony took place on Sunday, February 22, 2015 at the Dolby Theatre at the Hollywood. “Ida”, a film directed by Paweł Pawlikowski received the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film.
Integration of film society as well as common efforts on the development of Polish film sector are the issues of recently established film cluster in Kraków.
The largest and most comprehensive exhibition of Polish art and craft ever shown in China was opend to the public at the National Museum in Beijing on the 6th of February. The show, which will run till the 10th of May, has been put together by Poland’s leading museums, supported by the Adam Mickiewicz Institute and the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Beijing.
The largest exhibition of Polish art ever shown outside of Europe opened in the National Museum of China on the 6th of February. This unique chance to see some of Poland’s finest art works in the heart of Beijing is the result of joint efforts by a numer of institutions, including the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in China.
Music instruments and other do-it-yourself objects made from recycled materials are some of the attractions of the Polish project showcased during the International Kids’ Carnival Venice as part of the Venice Biennale on 7-17 February. The event is co-organised by the Polish Embassy in Rome.
The main idea behind the “United States of Beta – Poles Jazz the World” record is openness to the world. It includes unique compositions, which take us into the world of musical diversity – ethno, jazz and chillout. It’s a distinctive mixture of influences and moods from the most distant places – from Scandinavia to Africa, from India to New York.
The new video called “Fight Club” is available from Friday, 13th February.
The project is held under Link to Poland’s media patronage.