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Polish cultural heritage and art exhibitions

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Cultural and historical institutions in Poland continue to host various exhibitions focused on preserving and exploring national heritage. In Ożarów Mazowiecki, the Irena Zarzycka Public Library held a session titled ‘History Goes in Circles. Family Treasures – How to Save History’ to teach methods for preserving family documents and photographs. Additionally, This event, supported by the Museum of Polish History in Warsaw, featured guidance from Marcin Soduł of the Ożarów Historical Portal Association. In Sierakowo, the Opaliński Castle Museum in Sierakowo opened the ‘Darz Bór’ exhibition, showcasing hunting weapons and accessories ranging from the 18th to the 20th centuries. In Krakow, exhibitions are highlighting highlight different aspects of Polish art and material culture. MOCAK is hosting a retrospective for Ewa Partum titled ‘Partum: Contemplating Art, Contemplating Love’ to mark her 60th anniversary of creative work. Meanwhile, the National Museum in Krakow is presenting ‘Obywatelka Cepelia’, an exhibition examining the material culture of the Polish People's Republic through ceramics and the social impact of the Cepelia institution. Recent programming in Warsaw includes a dialogue between sculptors Alina Szapocznikow and Nairy Baghramian at the Zachęta National Gallery of Art regarding themes of corporeality, and the ‘Spragnieni Piękna. Kurioza’ project at the National Museum in Warsaw, which integrates art exhibitions with charitable auctions. Regional programming has expanded to New regional initiatives include architectural, environmental, and community-focused themes. In Sicienko, the Palace hosted Arkadiusz Krzemiński’s drawing exhibition, ‘Spoza konturu’, documenting vanishing historical architecture. In Tuchola, a photography ‘Mazowsze dla Korony’ exhibition commemorates the 50th anniversary of landscape parks. Newer initiatives emphasize community participation in Płock, displaying Piast-era artifacts, and industrial history. In Szczecin, the Szczecińskie Towarzystwo Fotograficzne organized ‘Galeria Bezdomna’, a spontaneous, curator-free ‘Piast SuperWomen’ exhibition in an abandoned villa allowing photographers to debut work. In Świebodzice, Krzysztof Lis opened the ‘Kapsuła Czasu’ exhibition at Gniezno. Additionally, the Municipal Public Library, using photography Historical Museum in Lubin is scheduled to document defunct industrial sites such as host a session on the local brewery and activities of the Lower Silesian Furniture Factory. NSZZ ‘Solidarność’ movement within the Copper Basin.

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