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What happens when people stare? Find out from part one of a lecture series Stare!, prepared by Theatre 21 .

During the first edition of the conference, the speech and language researcher talked about the Computer Gesture Therapy Tool for people with aphasia.

During the symposium in 2017, three researchers – Joanne Morra, Kalina Kupczyńska and Katarzyna Bojarska – talked about Lassnig’s body of work and paintings by other female artists in the context of identity, politics and physicality.

We recall the moving and emotional meeting with the artist that took place during the opening of his exhibition at Zachęta.

We recall the lecture by Constantin Iordachi, entitled Enacting the Communist Utopia: The 1950s inside the Twentieth Century (in English)

What are Białka’s braids? What does Cecylia Malik’s work look like? Listen to the audio description.

What are rhizomorphs and what is their purpose? Can nature be kitschy? Listen to the biologist’s commentary on the Gardens exhibition (2015).

A compelling story of genetics and biology, not only for art historians.

The monumental coal cross was the focal point of the artist’s monographic exhibition. We recall the curatorial tour by Joanna Kordjak.

The tale of Mata de Araucária was one of the performative actions during the exhibition Amor e ódio a Lygia Clark / I love and hate Lygia Clark.

We recall the recording of the meeting around the fourth volume of the series Architecture is the most important.

Jerzy Jarnuszkiewicz’s exhibition was our blockbuster of 2017. We recall the curatorial tour by professor Waldemar Baraniewski.

We invite you to listen to the recording of a conversation that reminisced about Krystiana Robb-Narbutt and Wisława Szymborska.

Janina Turek wrote down her entire life in 742 notebooks, divided into 33 categories. We discussed this extraordinary collection during the exhibition Life. A Manual.

Ewa Toniak talked about the Brazilian peregrinations of the Polish sculptor during the conference accompanying the exhibition Map. Artistic migrations and the Cold War.

Translator of Kropotkin and the anarcho-syndicalist Rudolf Rocker, popularizer of Fourier’s ideology. We recalled her during the exhibition The Future Will Be Different.

We recall the exhibition of works from the ING collection through an audioguide recorded by the curators – Rafał Dominik and Szymon Żydek.

Recording of a discussion accompanying the exhibition Weeds by Karolina Grzywnowicz – a project about plants that are a record of social and political history.

What should a good illustrated children’s book look like? Our panelists tried to answer this question.

Karolina Vyšata presents a handful of ideas for how to watch art together with your children.

Dróżdż’s painting from the Zachęta collection inspired middle school students to create their musical interpretations of this work. Listen to the Musical Image and get inspired yourself!

The first edition of The Artists festival took place in 2013 and presented music projects of  11 visual artists. Here is the album, recorded during the concert.

Ceramic architectural decorations from the 60s, and contemporary artists. Listen to the exhibition’s curator.

For a ten-year-old, what is “looking for lost time”? Listen to audio description of the work by Tymon Rogalski and his parents.

Is the distinction between travellers and tourists still valid in the 21st century? Here is a recording of a discussion on the topic, accompanying The Travellers exhibition.