Across Poland, psychiatric hospitals tell stories that reach far beyond medicine – from visionary architectural experiments ...

Can a deaf artist communicate with everyone? And why shouldn’t one compare sign language to dance? Piotr Policht speaks to ...

Nobel Prize-winning author and poet Czesław Miłosz's writing continues to offer admirers all over the world a glimpse into his delightful and profound brilliance. Not that I want to be a god or a hero ...

In the uncertain aftermath of communism, Poland became a landscape of competing beliefs – where Catholic devotion coexisted ...

What Adam Kilian wanted most was ‘to elucidate texts’: to illuminate the imagination – his own first, and then that of the ...

Coming with fresh ears to the competition's 2nd Stage, it was exciting to be immediately confronted by Peng Cheng He's ...

In Mickiewicz’s Crimean Sonnets, we find no trace of Russia. We do find a multicultural Tatar Crimea with all its dated glory and memory of the recent past. Is this why this work could, in time, ...

In these striking still lifes, Karol Palczak transforms ordinary fruit and objects into unsettling images of decay, stripping ...

What could a Romantic nineteenth-century poet from Brazil have seen in Adam Mickiewicz’s ‘To the Polish Mother’? And what ...

Українцям у Польщі буває складно зрозуміти ажіотаж навколо польських травневих вихідних, декого тригерить, коли чують про ...

Українцям у Польщі буває складно зрозуміти ажіотаж навколо польських травневих вихідних, декого тригерить, коли чують про ...

In 1950s Chicago, two Polish Jewish brothers founded the hugely influential Chess Records label. Working with artists like Chuck Berry and Howlin’ Wolf, they released some of the most important blues ...