The rebirth of cinema in Poland after World War II is inextricably linked to the Łódź Film School, an oasis of progress and ...

Blown from across a room, a peck on the cheek, a big old smooch on the mouth! Kisses can be playful and tender, friendly and ...

In the modern era of digitalisation one may think that the fate of traditional books has already been sealed, but in ...

Magdalena Abakanowicz became internationally famous through textiles, yet spent much of her career resisting the labels of ...

Wawel’s animal tapestries are far more than royal decoration. Woven in 16th-century Brussels for King Sigismund Augustus, ...

Some streets are unavoidable, almost magnetic, like Oxford Street in London, or Broadway in New York. Poland’s cities are no exception to this, though some of their names might be trickier to ...

Polish migrants have been arriving in Britain for centuries, and British writers have been imagining them almost as long. But ...

A young woman raps about Lukashenko’s production plans, wins a presidential pen – then turns up on the protest barricades ...

Andrzej Wajda arrived in Britain as a revelation. From Lindsay Anderson’s early championing of his ‘human’ war films to later ...

The Fundació Mies van der Rohe and the Adam Mickiewicz Institute present the publication ‘Nenúfars: Water Lilies in the ...

The IA music collective, rooted in experimental sound and visual design, explores Japan’s underground music scene. Founded by Rafael and Kry, IA evolved from organizing events to releasing ...

The competition was conceived by the Institute of Art of the Academic Culture Association, which remains its primary ...