Polish writer and essayist Wojciech NOWICKI will be spending two months at the Maison internationale des littératures Passa Porta, which hosts foreign writers every year. The writers are given the opportunity to work on a manuscript and discover Belgian and Flemish culture and literature. Wojciec NOWICKI will be working there on the latest version of a series of novels entitled Cieśniny (Détroits). In the past, Passa Porta played host to three Polish guests: Anna BOLECKA and Olga

Text written by Dariusz KOSIŃSKIfrom the Zbigniew Raszewski Theatre Institute in Warsaw in the context of the project  Too Soon Too Late. Remembering 1918 at Bozar. (translation: Monika BOKINIEC) Contrary to Western Europe, in Poland, 1918 is not remembered as the year in which the Great War ended. In Poland, the expression the 'Great War' sounds strange, if it could be related to anything, it would instead be to the Second World War which, for many reasons, is very well remembered (yet

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

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 created by the artists 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 encounters and not