Author: Angela Mutti

The power of advertising was already recognized by the ancients, praising their goods and services on the walls and in papyrus manuscripts, but primarily in […]

Grown up on the wreckage of World War II, under the auspices of the authorities and in independent cabaret circles, student theaters and Cracow laughter […]

The relationship between art, science and technology in Poland has its own long and complex tradition, rooted in the experiments of the first wave of […]

Famous Polish artist Wilhelm Sasnal will present his new work, Columbus, at Sadie Coles in the Mayfair district of London. The 28-minute film, which uses […]

The works of Bartosh Kokosinsky, Grzegorz Koziera, Pavel Matyshevsky, Iza Rogutskaya and Irmina Stasia can be seen in the Art Museum in Brest. At the […]

Open air gallery The first murals on the blank walls of prefabricated houses in the Gdansk Zaspa neighborhood appeared in 1997, in honor of the […]

Kryzhtopor Castle, Uyazd There were no balls in this castle for a long time. Although the castle ballroom has existed only in collective memory for […]

Silver Mine in the Tarn Mountains The whole world learned about the sights in the Tarnovsky Mountains some time ago. The UNESCO committee in Krakow […]

In 1989, couturiers and authors who wrote about clothing did not yet imagine the problems or opportunities that the coming capitalism promised. The most sore […]

Flower Charm One of the most interesting phenomena of traditional architectural art in Poland is the painted facades and interiors of houses in the village […]

Juliusz Slovak – the first Polish dandy “In the morning I’m a writer – I write, rule, rewrite, and in the evening, at half past […]

How it all began? The earliest works in Polish, continuing the traditions of Latin-language literature, date back to the 14th century. The most significant of […]

More than 500 thousand Orthodox live in Poland. They mainly live in the eastern part of the country, and the Bialystok Voivodeship is considered the […]

Every country has traditions that shock foreigners. The fact that the Poles seem absolutely normal on weekdays and on holidays can cause amazement and bewilderment […]

Tamara Lempitskaya (de Lempicka) “Portrait of Marjorie Ferry”, 1932. Sold at Christie’s auction in London on February 5, 2020 for £ 16,280,000 ($ 21,150,000). Henryk […]