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FOCUS :: Distinguished Indologist

Every year the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) recognizes eminent Indologists who have made outstanding contribution to Indian cause, by studying, teaching or doing research in India's philosophy, thought, history, art, culture, Indian languages and literature. The recipient of the Distinguished Indologist Award 2022 is professor Joanna Jurewicz, the chair of East Asia Studies at Warsaw University's Faculty of Oriental Studies. Zobacz więcej na temat:

FOCUS :: Picasso and Poland

A tour through a newly opened exhibition of masterpieces from the prestigious Museo Casa Natal Picasso in Malaga at the National Museum in Warsaw prepared to mark 75 years since Pablo Picasso's first and only visit to Poland. Tune in to find out the places he visited here in 1948, what inspired him and what gifted the National Museum!

FOCUS :: Video game teaches Holocaust stories

A new museum has opened to the public earlier this month devoted to the history of the Holocaust. Called "The Voices of the Forgotten" it is the brainchild of a French British game developer Luc Bernard. Unlike other educational institutions of this kind, it is a virtual museum located in a Fortnite video game developed by Epic Games.

FOCUS :: Remembering Witold Pilecki

An interview with Hanna Radziejowska, the director of the Pilecki Institute in Berlin, about a difficult task of bringing the story of the Polish resistance leader to the German audience. She was honored earlier this month as an outstanding Polish woman for her achievements in the field of culture.

FOCUS :: Covering global issues with local impact

A small media startup called Outriders has been named among the winners of the 2022 Passport Awards for their project called "One day in.." done in cooperation with Ukrayina.pl website, and aimed at presenting the reality of six war-torn Ukrainian cities to their audience in Poland.

FOCUS :: "Chleb i Sól" released nationwide

“Chleb i Sól" ("Bread and Salt”), a debut feature written and directed by Poland’s Damian Kocur, which received the Special Jury Prize in the Orizzonti (Horizons) category at the 79th International Film Festival in Venice last year, is having a nationwide cinema release this weekend.

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FOCUS :: Frida Kahlo. The Life of an Icon

FOCUS :: Warsaw Art Expo

FOCUS :: Distinguished Indologist

FOCUS :: Picasso and Poland

FOCUS :: Hot town: "Warsaw Under Construction" festival tackles climate change

FOCUS :: Poland at LIBER Book Fair

FOCUS :: Video game teaches Holocaust stories

FOCUS :: 200 years of spa traditions in Sopot

FOCUS :: Fryderyk Chopin Museum relaunched

FOCUS :: Sea of Amber

FOCUS :: Immersive Monet & the Impressionists

FOCUS :: 100 years of Warsaw University's English Department

FOCUS :: Remembering Witold Pilecki

FOCUS :: Competition for a new opera about Warsaw

FOCUS :: Covering global issues with local impact

FOCUS :: "Chleb i Sól" released nationwide

FOCUS :: Poland at the Taipei International Book Exhibition

FOCUS :: "EO" shortlisted for the Oscars