2018 is the year of the new edition of the Bruges Triennale: as is the case every three years, the city centre will see tourists coming face to face with works of art. Fifteen pieces, installations and meeting places (one of them, BRUG, created by the artist Jarosław KOZAKIEWICZ) have been put together to make a route which leads visitors to unexpected places in the city. Beyond the desire to show the work of established and up-and-coming artists, there is also a wish to generate

The Somewhere In Between exhibition, in which Polish plastic artist Piotr BOSACKI is involved amongst others (as part of the Orient project), is an exhibition which reflects on the identity of eastern Europe and an attempt to bring together the accounts, experiences, relationships and encounters of a series of artists, curators and other committed individuals. Michal NOVOTNY, who is curating the exhibition, feels that what unites this imprecise region is the contradiction which lies at the

Marcin RUSAK is among the guests of honour at the 2018 edition of the Brussels Design September festival. One of the festival exhibits is Nature of Things: presented at the Horta Museum, it was conceived as a dialogue between contemporary art nouveau and the art of Victor Horta, with which the work of Marcin Rusak operates in harmony. Part of the exhibition will presented at the very heart of the artist's home/workshop, another in the more recent extension devoted to exhibitions. The

Franz BRENTANO is at the heart of a veritable philosophical tradition which spread via his pupils and their pupils in Europe between the end of the XIXth century and the Second World War, particularly in Poland. It led to various significant schools or philosophical movements: other than the movement led by Brentano himself (Kazimierz TWARDOWSKI, Ehrenfels, Meinong, the young Husserl, Stumpf, Marty), there were those founded by his pupils, such as the Lvov-Warsaw School (Jan ŁUKASIEWICZ,