Thanks to them we can see this rich and varied exhibition, full of typical but also original exhibits. They left their homeland and entered a completely alien, often dangerous, cruel, painful and impoverished world. Strangled from their own environment, they found themselves in the center of a completely different culture. Once assimilated, harmonized, and understood, they can reach out to the indigenous peoples and give them the Word of God. This example is a figure from India - featured in the exhibition - depicting Jesus in the lotus position.

The Serkans undertook an extremely difficult and responsible mission. They were focused not only on proclaiming the gospel, but also on working in schools, educational institutions and centers social assistance who provide assistance to those most in need, supporting them spiritually and financially.

The exhibition will be open in the halls of the Greek “Greek House” until October 16. “Dialogues in Space” is the title of a book by me, which is a story about space, both physical and interpersonal relationships, as well as about the human condition in the present. The books are protected by copyright. My intervention in their form concerns all their aspects, starting with the text layer - through illustration - in the form of individual books, ending. The aphorism of each book is aporia, a term meaning a difficulty in logical reasoning seemingly impossible to overcome.

Paradoxical solutions appear in each book both on the interface of verbal and nonverbal communication, and in the text layer itself. Each of the books is open, the text layer describes the type of emotion that is the experience of two characters - a woman and a man - contains text that exchanges thoughts - dialogue. Paradoxically, in each case, these relationships are not clear-cut, and the subsequent stories are an excuse to reflect on communication skills, often limited different conditions. Quoted pronunciations are important in reading the key, expanding the image of emotions that are the canvas for my thoughts.

Books are subjective portraits modern people, defined by complications that give rise to misunderstandings. The abandonment of code was obvious to me during the concept formation process. Each story takes place in a different physical space, which is designed according to the shape of each book and defines the illustrations. The structure presented here: space, housing and the Internet, can be experienced in parallel in space-time. The titles of individual books are quotations that indicate clues to their interpretation.

This is, finally, the winner of photo competitions and the author of paintings decorating metro stations, restaurants and private interiors in Warsaw. On a daily basis he runs a company that produces school furniture. Winner of many literary competitions. He has published more than 20 book titles. Bila is also a painter, photographer, and collector.

From the paintings of Stanislaw Jawor, he radiates natural charm and, above all, love for photography to the Thuringian country. The exhibition is open in museums until the end of July. Sculpture, embroidery, lace, napkins and tablecloths, ritual objects - spiders hung on the ceilings, sacred paintings, clay pots and tissue paper flowers, regional costumes, Krakow cribs - this is just a piece of the treasured heritage left to us by our great-grandfathers and fathers of the heritage that it is our duty to preserve and pass on an enriched form to future generations.

I respect very much because of all this - and so are the people's artists - who trouble to preserve the individuality, uniqueness and uniqueness of our folk culture- and is therefore an integral part national culture- did, who with their talent testify to its existence, their actions contradict the conditions so fashionable today about universal unification and globalization. Polish folk art is unique. It comes from humans, which is why it is closest to humans and why it has survived for decades.

Wood, clay, paper, thread are still pleasant materials to create to express your thoughts, desires and desires. Polish folk art remains unique, and thanks to the work and skills of local folk artists, it will remain. On at the moment There are currently 25 regional branches. It gathers about 50 people and covers the Krakow region. In order to carry out its statutory objectives, the Krakow branch organizes competitions or exhibitions. They are also active in their local communities, often initiating various initiatives in the area folk art and culture.

They also work with children and youth, providing them with traditional traditions and creativity. Elubeta Poremskaya - Kubik - head of the ethnographer. Creators participate in fairs, exhibitions, exchanges, workshops with children and youth, which encourages the younger generation to develop traditions associated with the region.

In addition, many of them belong to the Association of Folk Artists in the Lublin Krakow branch, and their handicraft works are often evaluated with success and success by the National Ethnographic Commission in Lublin. The final of the exhibition will take place on June 19 at 17.00 in the “Greek House”.

At the Regional Museum "Greek House" in Milennica until June 15, there is an exhibition featuring almost unknown photographs from family collections. The exhibition brings the figure of the poet, who is best appreciated for his witty, brilliant gems poetry that still laughs at tears accurately describe various situations and spread a proverb that is popular enough to live apart from the author. Jan Staudinger made his debut with the collection of poems "My House" with an introduction by Karol Hubert Rozwolski this year.

He published 10 volumes lyric poems and 6 books on poetry for children. He translated many works from German literature. For many years he was a Polish gymnasium teacher and taught puppet theater at the University of Poznan and the Central Institute of Culture. However, all these literary, scientific, progressive work overshadowed by satirical works. Studinger wrote many thousands of phrases and published about 5,000 lives. Some of the songs were published after his death. Still no interest in Jan Staudinger's work.

Admiring the lightness, wit and precision of the lyrics, which makes the next few episodes of his books lightning fast, and the popularity of his works is still enormous. He was born in Neunkirchen near Vienna in the year Mathieu in Anzing near Munich. He is a member of the Artists' Association in Ebersberg. He has held many solo exhibitions and participated in group presentations in Poland and abroad. His works are in private and public collections.

Studied at the Faculty of Arts. Copernicus in Toruń and the Ceramics Department of the Academy fine arts in Wroclaw, in the studio of prof. He cultivates unique ceramics and ceramic sculpture. She has spent the last 30 years training people in the ceramics industry and received a Gold Cross of Merit.

During this period, she curated more than 50 postculture exhibitions, which she organized at home and abroad. She has participated in dozens of group presentations in Poland, including Wroclaw, Legnica, Gdansk, Walbrzych, Jelenia Gora, Krakow, Jawor, Chodzie, Szczecin, Stargard, Warsaw and her native Boleslawiec. and abroad: Germany; Belarus; Sweden; Austria; Czech Republic. She has also participated in many open and outdoor exhibitions.

We warmly invite you to view the exhibition.

It will be available in the halls of the Greek House from March 6 to March 30. It is accompanied by a beautiful catalogue.

And as they draw, they continue to write elsewhere. Recording takes time, speeding up or slowing down. Drawing is a more economical form of expression.

Grass They are collected from the Gallery collections Contemporary Art"Esta" in Gliwice, with whom the Museum of Thought works throughout the year. Thanks to its high artistic level they are very popular among art lovers. His father was a German merchant, Kashubi's mother. For more than 20 years he belonged to literary group 47, a circle of West German, Austrian and Swiss writers who combined protest against fascism and the postulate of social literature. Günter Grass is also an author of theater art.

In parallel with his literary work Grasse creates drawings, watercolors and uses graphic techniques- lithography, etching, aquatint, algae and dry point technology, as well as bronze and clay sculptures. All his works are interconnected with literary works.

The exhibition presented at the Greek House consisted of a series of 100 original woodcuts illustrating Salvador Dali's Divine Comedy by Dante Alhijeri. These illustrations fully reflect Dale's creative power, but also demonstrate his passion and dedication as a brilliant illustrator. In his work, Dali worked with two of the most famous lumberjacks in the world, Raymond Jacquet and Jean Tarico. The illustrations for Dante's masterpiece consist of "moving" watercolors using the woodcut technique.

To obtain such richly colored nuances of this remarkable cycle required very complex decomposition. Each color meant a different printing process and a different wood die for it. Wooden boxes were used to make wooden blocks because the structure of this wood and, above all, its hardness proved to be the most suitable material for a variety of watercolors. Only by seeing the decomposition can you understand the amount of work that went into creating this cycle.

All the artistic possibilities offered by the lumberjack method were used to give all the creative power to the artist's imagination. That's why Divine Comedy, in the interpretation of Salvador Dali, is considered one of the most outstanding works this artist. This is a fascinating and brilliant series, like the poem itself. Dali, like Dante, does not hide his feelings and explodes with his fiery defense of his views and thoughts, also explodes and reveals his deepest phobias and feelings. Both authors have titanic feelings and are clearly visible in their works.