Guidebook - Kulturalna Warszawa

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Dear Varsovians,
This year’s Long Night of Museums will be already the 12th edition
of this extraordinary celebration of culture, art and science in the
Capital City. The form of this event has not changed since the very
beginning: invariably, over the course of several nighttime hours,
various institutions and venues wish to present the most interesting
aspects of their activity, and Varsovians invariably visit them in great
numbers.
This year, there are 237 museums, galleries, studios, foundations,
schools, embassies, state institutions and many, many others
awaiting guests. Each of them attracts visitors with an interesting
programme, available in many cases on this one night exclusively.
Traditionally, there will be special bus lines created, transporting
Varsovians and tourists from one venue to another. I wish to
encourage you to make use of Veturilo bicycles as well.
I invite you to get acquainted with this guidebook, which
will help you make your own sightseeing plans.
Hanna Gronkiewicz-Waltz
The Mayor of the City of Warsaw
8 / Białołęka Historyczna / Historic Białołęka
8 / Białołęka Magiczna / Magical Białołęka
10 / Biblioteka Publiczna im. Stanisława Staszica
/ Public Library in Bielany
10 / Bielański Ośrodek Kultury
/ Bielany Cultural Centre
10 / Kotarba Design Studio
10 / Pracownia Filmu i Animacji
Jarnuszkiewiczów / Film and Animation
Studio in Bielany
11 / Urząd Dzielnicy Bielany m.st. Warszawy
/ Bielany Town Hall
11 / Zespół Szkół nr 55 im. gen. S. Maczka
/ Public Schools no. 55
12 / Muzeum – Miejsce Pamięci Palmiry
/ Palmiry Memorial Site Museum
13 / Konstanciński Dom Kultury
/ Konstancin Cultural Centre
13 / Villa la Fleur
15 / Centrum Weterana Działań
Poza Granicami Państwa / Veteran Centre
15 / Dom Kultury Kadr / Kadr Cultural Centre
15 / Galeria Wydziału Architektury Wyższej
Szkoły Ekologii i Zarządzania w Warszawie
/ University of Ecology and Management
15 / Komenda Główna Policji
/ Polish Police Headquarters
16 / Kościół Zielonoświątkowy Zbór Stołeczny
/ Pentecostal Church
16 / Królikarnia
16 / Ministerstwo Spraw Wewnętrznych
/ Ministry of the Interior
17 / Muzeum Geologiczne / Geological Museum
of the State Geological Institute
17 / Muzeum Historii Polskiego Ruchu
Ludowego / Museum of the History
of Polish Peasant Movement
17 / Muzeum Kowalstwa / Smithery Museum
18 / Muzeum Łowiectwa i Jeździectwa
/ The Museum of Hunting and
Horsemanship
18 / Pracownia Grafiki Artystycznej Wolno
/ Wolno Studio of Graphic Techniques
18 / Służewski Dom Kultury
/ Służew Community Centre
19 / Spectra Art Space
19 / Teatr Guliwer / Guliwer Theatre
20 / Tramwaje Warszawskie / Warsaw Trams
20 / Wytwórnia Filmów Dokumentalnych
i Fabularnych / Documentary and Feature
Film Production Company
20 / Wyższa Szkoła Ekologii i Zarządzania
22 / Akademia Pedagogiki Specjalnej
/ Academy of Special Education
/ Galeria APS / APS Gallery
22 / Galeria Obserwacja / Obserwacja Gallery
22 / Instytut Edukacji Artystycznej Akademii
Pedagogiki Specjalnej im. Marii
Grzegorzewskiej
/ Institute of Artistic Education
of the Academy of Special Education
23 / Magazyn Sztuk – filia Ośrodka
Kultury Ochoty / Magazyn Sztuk
– branch of the Ochota Cultural Centre
23 / Muzeum Historii Medycyny WUM
/ Medical History Museum
of the Medical University of Warsaw
23 / Muzeum Ikon / Museum of Icons
23 / Polsko-Japońska Akademia Technik
Komputerowych / Polish-Japanese
Academy of Information Technology
24 / Zespół Stacji Filtrów Williama Lindleya
/ Warsaw Water Filters
26 / Centrum Promocji Kultury Praga Południe
/ Praga Południe Centre for Culture
Promotion
26 / Fabryka Perun / Perun Factory
26 / Fabryka Wedla
/ E. Wedel Chocolate Factory
26 / Galeria Autograf / Autograf Gallery
27 / Galeria Milano / Milano Gallery
27 / Galeria van Golik / van Golik Gallery
27 / Instytut 116 / 116 Institute
28 / Muzeum Czar PRL
/ Communist Life Museum
28 / Neon Muzeum / The Neon Museum
28 / Polska Agencja Prasowa
/ Polish Press Agency
28 / Pracownia Artystyczna Farbą Umazane
/ Farbą Umazane Studio
29 / Prom Kultury Saska Kępa / Cultural Centre
29 / Skarby Warszawy Biuro Przewodników
/ Guided strolls
29 / Stowarzyszenie Pracownie Twórcze
Lubelska 30/32
/ Artists’ Studios in Lubelska Street
30 / Teatr Powszechny im. Zygmunta Hübnera
/ Powszechny Theatre
32 / Atelier Klitka / Klitka Atelier
32 / Centrum Zarządzania Światem / Club
32 / Fabryka Trzciny / Art Center
33 / Galeria 81 Stopni / 81 Stopni Gallery
33 / Galeria Blok / Blok Gallery
33 / Galeria Klatka / Klatka Gallery
33 / Galeria Po Prawej Stronie Wisły
/ Po Prawej Stronie Wisły Gallery
34 / Galeria Stalowa / Stalowa Art Gallery
34 / Graże Galeria Projektantów
/ Garaże Designers’ Gallery
34 / Klubokawiarnia To się wytnie / Cafe-club
34 / Mucha nie siada / Cafe-club
34 / Muzeum Drukarstwa Warszawskiego
/ Museum of Warsaw Printing
35 / Muzeum Warszawskiej Pragi
/ Museum of Warsaw Praga
35 / Pracownia 23 / 23 Art Studio
36 / Pracownia Omnimodo.
Dorota i Leszek Gęsiorscy
/ Omnimodo Art Studio
36 / Pracownia oTWArta / oTWArta Art Studio
36 / Pracownia Twórcza
Światowa Akademia Sztuki
/ Światowa Akademia Sztuki Creative Studio
36 / Praska Biblioteka Sąsiedzka
/ Neighbours’ Library of Praga
37 / Stan Rzeczywisty / Actual Condition
37 / Tramwaje Warszawskie / Warsaw Trams
38 / Warszawskie Muzeum Chleba
/ Warsaw Bread Museum
39 / Muzeum Modniarstwa i Naparstków
Porthos / Portos Museum of Thimbles
and Millinery
40 / Muzeum Józefa Piłsudskiego
/ Józef Piłsudski Museum in Sulejówek
42 / Akademia Sztuk Pięknych
/ The Academy of Fine Arts
43 / Akademickie Radio Kampus
/ Kampus Radio
43 / Ambasada Włoch / Italian Embassy
44 / Archiwum Główne Akt Dawnych
/ Central Archives of Historical Records
44 / Barbakan / Barbican
44 / Bazylika św. Krzyża / Holy Cross Church
44 / Belweder / Belvedere
45 / Biblioteka Publiczna m.st. Warszawy
– Biblioteka Główna Województwa
Mazowieckiego
/ Public Library in Koszykowa Street
45 / Biblioteka Uniwersytecka w Warszawie
/ The University of Warsaw Library
46 / Budynek PAST-y / PAST Building
46 / Bułgarski Instytut Kultury
/ Bulgarian Cultural Institute
47 / Centrum Interpretacji Zabytku
/ Centre for Interpretation of Historic
Buildings
47 / Centrum Kultury Ambasady
Republiki Korei
/ Korean Cultural Centre
47 / Centrum Myśli Jana Pawła II
/ Centre for Thought of JP II
48 / Centrum Nauki Kopernik
/ The Copernicus Science Centre
48 / Centrum Sztuki Współczesnej
Zamek Ujazdowski
/ Centre for Contemporary
Art Ujazdowski Castle
48 / Centrum Ukraiński Świat
/ Ukrainian World
49 / Dom Artysty Plastyka
/ Graphic Artist’s House
49 / Dom Aukcyjny Artissima
/ Artissima Auction House
49 / Dom Książki MDM / Bookshop
50 / Dom Kultury Śródmieście
/ Śródmieście Community Centre
51 / Dom Literatury / House of Literature
51 / Dom Spotkań z Historią
/ History Meeting House
51 / Dom Ukraiński / Ukrainian House
51 / Dowództwo Garnizonu Warszawa
/ Warsaw Garrison Headquarters
52 / Elizeum
52 / Fotoplastikon Warszawski
/ Warsaw Fotoplastikon
52 / Fundacja Atelier / Atelier Foundation
53 / Fundacja Epoki Warszawy
/ Warsaw’s Epochs Foundation
53 / Fundacja Ocalenie / Ocalenie Foundation
53 / Fundacja Orimari / Orimari Foundation
53 / Fundacja Schorra
/ The Prof. Moses Schorr Foundation
54 / Fundacja Świat bez Wandalizmów
/ Świat bez Wandalizmów Foundation
54 / Gabinet Prezydenta m.st. Warszawa
/ Office of the Mayor of the Capital City
of Warsaw
54 / Galeria 101 Projekt / 101 Projekt Gallery
55 / Galeria 8 Plus & Idkart
/ 8 Plus & Idkart Gallery
55 / Galeria Apteka Sztuki
/ Apteka Sztuki Gallery
55 / Galeria aTak / aTAK Gallery
56 / Galeria Bardzo Biała / Bardzo Biała Gallery
56 / Galeria Delfiny / Delfina Gallery
56 / Galeria Fibak / Fibak Gallery
56 / Galeria Foksal / Foksal Gallery
57 / Galeria Freta 22 / Freta 22 Gallery
57 / Galeria Grafiki i Plakatu
/ Graphic Art and Poster Gallery
57 / Galeria Jabłkowskich
/ Jabłkowskich Gallery
57 / Galeria Kordegarda
/ Kordegarda Gallery
58 / Galeria Le Guern
/ Le Guern Gallery
58 / Galeria Nieformalna
/ Nieformalna Gallery
58 / Galeria Nowolipki
Państwowe Ognisko Artystyczne
/ Nowolipki Gallery
59 / Galeria Obok ZPAF / Obok Gallery
59 / Galeria Porczyńskich,
Muzeum Kolekcji im. Jana Pawła II
/ Porczyńskich Gallery
59 / Galeria Propaganda
/ Propaganda Gallery
60 / Galeria Schody / Schody Gallery
60 / Galeria Test / Test Gallery
60 / Galeria Wyjście Awaryjne,
Staromiejski Dom Kultury
/ Wyjście Awaryjne Galery
61 / Galeria XX1 / XX1 Gallery
61 / Główna Biblioteka Lekarska,
Dział Starej Książki Medycznej
/ Old Medical Book Department
of the Main Medical Library
62 / Goethe-Institut
62 / Historyczny Rejs po Wiśle
/ History-themed Vistula River
boat trips
62 / Instytut Słowacki
/ The Slovak Institute
62 / Izba Pamięci Pułkownika Kuklińskiego
/ Colonel Kukliński Intelligence Museum
63 / JCC Warszawa
/ Jewish Community Center
63 / Kancelaria Premiera
/ Chancellery of the Prime Minister
64 / Kawiarnia Kafka / Kafka Cafe
64 / Kino Kultura / Kultura Cinema
64 / Kino Luna / Luna Cinema
65 / Klubokawiarnia Jaś & Małgosia / Cafe-club
65 / Kościół Adwentystów Dnia Siódmego
/ Seventh-day Adventist Church
65 / Kościół Ewangelicko-Reformowany
/ Evangelical Reformed Church
66 / Księgarnia Historyczna
/ Historic Bookshop
66 / Mazowiecki Urząd Wojewódzki
/ The Mazovia Voivodship Office
66 / Miejsce Projektów Zachęty
/ Zachęta Project Room
66 / Ministerstwo Edukacji Narodowej
/ The Ministry of National Education
67 / Ministerstwo Sprawiedliwości
/ Ministry of Justice
67 / Młodzieżowy Dom Kultury
im. Wł. Broniewskiego
/ MDK Łazienkowska Gallery
67 / Multimedialny Park Fontann
/ Multimedia Fountain Park
67 / Muzeum Azji i Pacyfiku
/ The Asia and Pacific Museum
68 / Muzeum Ewolucji
Instytutu Paleobiologii PAN
/ Museum of Evolution
68 / Muzeum Farmacji
im. mgr Antoniny Leśniewskiej
/ Museum of Pharmaceutics
68 / Muzeum Fryderyka Chopina
/ The Fryderyk Chopin Museum
69 / Muzeum Geodezyjne
Warszawskiego Przedsiębiorstwa
Geodezyjnego S.A.
/ Museum of Geodesy of the Warsaw
Geodesy Company
69 / Muzeum Harcerstwa
/ Museum of Scouting
69 / Muzeum Historii Polski
/ Museum of Polish History
70 / Muzeum Historii Spółdzielczości w Polsce
/ Museum of the History of Cooperative
Movement
70 / Muzeum Historii Żydów Polskich POLIN
/ POLIN Museum
71 / Muzeum Jana Pawła II
i Prymasa Wyszyńskiego
/ Museum of John Paul II and Primate
Wyszyński
71 / Muzeum Jazzu / Jazz Museum
72 / Muzeum Karykatury im. Eryka Lipińskiego
/ Eryk Lipiński Museum of Caricature
72 / Muzeum Literatury im. Adama
Mickiewicza / The Adam Mickiewicz
Museum of Literature
72 / Muzeum Łazienki Królewskie
/ Royal Łazienki Museum
73 / Muzeum Marii Skłodowskiej-Curie
/ Maria Skłodowska-Curie Museum
of the Polish Chemical Society
74 / Muzeum Narodowe w Warszawie
/ The National Museum
74 / Muzeum Niepodległości
/ The Museum of Independence
75 / Muzeum Ordynariatu Polowego
/ Museum of the Military Ordinariate
75 / Muzeum Rzemiosł Artystycznych
i Precyzyjnych / Museum of Artistic
and Precise Craftsmanship
75 / Muzeum Sztuki Nowoczesnej
/ Museum of Modern Art
76 / Muzeum Techniki i Przemysłu NOT
/ NOT Museum of Engineering
and Industry
77 / Muzeum Więzienia Pawiak
Mauzoleum Walki i Męczeństwa
/ Museum of Pawiak Prison
Mausoleum of Battle and Martyrdom
77 / Muzeum Wojska Polskiego
/ Museum of the Polish Army
77 / Muzeum Ziemi PAN
/ Museum of The Earth of The Polish
Academy of Sciences
78 / Nowe Miejsce / New Space
78 / Ogród Botaniczny UW
/ Botanic Garden of the University
of Warsaw
78 / Ogród Saski / Saxon Garden
79 / Pałac Branickich / Branickich Palace
79 / Pałac Kultury i Nauki
/ Palace of Culture and Science
80 / Pałac Prezydencki / Presidential Palace
80 / Pałac Staszica / Staszic Palace
81 / Państwowe Muzeum Archeologiczne
/ State Archaeological Museum
82 / Państwowe Muzeum Etnograficzne
w Warszawie
/ State Ethnographic Museum
82 / Polski Czerwony Krzyż
/ Polish Red Cross
82 / Polskie Radio / Polish Radio
83 / Polskie Stowarzyszenie Jazzowe
/ Polish Jazz Association
83 / Przystanek Historia.
Centrum Edukacyjne
IPN im. Janusza Kurtyki
84 / Reduta Banku Polskiego,
ob. Wojskowe Przedsiębiorstwo
Handlowe / Military Trade Company
84 / Sejm Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej / Sejm
84 / Senat Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej
/ The Senate of The Republic of Poland
85 / Skwer – Filia Centrum
Artystycznego Fabryka Trzciny / Skwer
85 / Spacery po Warszawie / Guided strolls
85 / Stacja Muranów
86 / Stara Galeria ZPAF / ZPAF Stara Gallery
86 / Stara Prochownia Stołecznego
Centrum Edukacji Kulturalnej
/ Stara Prochownia Gallery
86 / Stare Miasto wieczorową porą
/ The Old Town at Nighttime
87 / Stołeczne Centrum Edukacji Kulturalnej
im. Komisji Edukacji Narodowej
/ Warsaw Cultural Education Center
87 / Studium Europy Wschodniej
/ Centre for East European Studies
87 / Synagoga im. Nożyków
/ The Nożyk Synagogue
88 / Teatr Kamienica / Kamienica Theatre
88 / Teatr WARSawy
/ Teatr WARSawy Theatre
89 / Teatr Wielki – Opera Narodowa
/ Teatr Wielki – Polish National Opera
89 / Uniwersytet Muzyczny Fryderyka Chopina
/ The Fryderyk Chopin University of Music
89 / Uniwersytet Warszawski
/ University of Warsaw
90 / Warszawa socrealistyczna
/ Socialist Realism in Warsaw
90 / Warszawska Szkoła Fotografii
i Grafiki Projektowej
/ Warsaw School of Photography
and Graphic Design
90 / Wydział Architektury Politechniki
Warszawskiej / Warsaw University
of Technology, Faculty of Architecture
91 / Zachęta Narodowa Galeria Sztuki
/ Zachęta National Gallery of Art
91 / Zamek Królewski / The Royal Castle
92 / Żydowski Instytut Historyczny
/ Jewish Historical Institute
94 / Dom Kultury Świt
/ Świt Community Centre
94 / Dom Kultury Zacisze
/ Zacisze Community Centre
94 / Park Rzeźby na Targówku
/ Sculpture Park in Targówek
96 / Biuro Udostępniania i Archiwizacji
Dokumentów Instytutu Pamięci
Narodowej / The Archive of the Institute
of National Remembrance
96 / Galeria Blue-S / Blue-S Gallery
96 / Urząd Dzielnicy Ursynów m.st. Warszawy
/ Ursynów Town Hall
98 / Muzeum Pałacu Króla Jana III
w Wilanowie / The Museum
of King John III Palace in Wilanów
99 / Muzeum Plakatu w Wilanowie
/ Poster Museum in Wilanów
100 / Fundacja Willa Jasny Dom
/ Willa Jasny Dom Foundation
102 / Biblioteka Publiczna w Dzielnicy Wola
m.st. Warszawy / Public Library of Wola
102 / Gabinet Numizmatyczny
Mennicy Polskiej / Mint of Poland’s
Numismatic Cabinet
103 / Galeria Fundacji Ars Artium
/ Arsartium Foundation Gallery
103 / Miód Malina Studio
103 / Muzeum Gazownictwa
/ The Museum of Gas Industry
104 / Muzeum Kolejnictwa / Railway Museum
104 / Muzeum Nurkowania / Diving Museum
104 / Muzeum Powstania Warszawskiego
/ Warsaw Rising Museum
105 / Muzeum Woli / Museum of Wola District
105 / NEY Gallery&Prints
105 / Ośrodek Dokumentacji i Badań
Korczakianum
/ Korczakianum Centre
for Documentation and Research
106 / Pracownia Jaga Hupało Born to Create
/ Jaga Hupało Born to Create Studio
108 / Bulwary Wiślane
108 / Muzeum Sportu i Turystyki
/ Museum of Sports and Tourism
108 / Studio Formy Graficzne
/ Formy Graficzne Studio
109 / Warsztat Artystyczny
/ Komeda’s Żoliborz Artistic Workshop
111 / Program Muzeum Warszawy (oddziały)
/ Branches of the Museum of Warsaw
111 / Warszawski Festiwal Fotografii
Artystycznej 2015 / Warsaw Festival
of Art Photography 2015 [WFFA 2015]
Historic Białołęka
Magical Białołęka
Kanał Żerański
start/finish: 197 Modlińska St.,
Białołęka Town Hall
HOURS: 7:30 pm – 0:30 am
www.fundacjaave.pl
4 nighttime canoe trips on Żerań Channel,
complete with storytelling related with the
history of the Channel and the Battle of
Białołęka.
Route: Żerań Port – bridge by Białołęcka Street
(a group of 40 will go from the Port to the
bridge, another group will go from the bridge to
the Port; then another round starts). Groups will
be transported to and from the bridge by buses
provided by the organizer.
Trips start at 7:30 pm, 9:00 pm, 10:30 pm
and midnight.
To sign up, please contact
the organizers at: [email protected].
Participation free of charge.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.fundacjaave.pl
AVE Foundation invites for 3 two-hour historic
bus tours, complete with a historic storytelling
dedicated to magical spots in Białołęka. Your
raconteur will be Bartłomiej Włodkowski, who
is a varsavianist, custodian of the Virtual
Museum of Białołęka. The meeting will include
stories, riddles and activities for children.
Tours start at 7:00 pm, 9:00 pm and 11:00 pm.
Tours take ca. 2h, including stops.
The project is organized by AVE Foundation,
in collaboration with Department of Culture
of The Capital City of Warsaw and Białołęka
Cultural Centre.
To reserve a seat on the bus
in advance, please contact the organizers
at: [email protected]. Participation free
of charge.
Biblioteka Publiczna
im. Stanisława Staszica
/ Public Library in Bielany
19 Duracza St.
/ Słodowiec metro station
/ Żeromskiego
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.bibliotekabielany.waw.pl
On the Long Night of Museums, the Public
Library in Bielany will turn into the Hogwarts
School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Participants
will be invited to enter the magical world of
the little wizard, and feel like heroes of the
most popular book in the world! We encourage
our guests to wear costumes. There will be
numerous competitions, games and quizzes
with prizes organized.
Bielański Ośrodek Kultury
/ Bielany Cultural Centre
1 Goldoniego St.
/
/ Wawrzyszew metro station
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm
www.bielany-bok.eu
In the programme:
7:00 pm – 8:30 pm – Exhibition opening:
drawings and paintings by participants of
workshops entitled “Nature Studies”, taught
by artist Jacek Barszcz. The exhibition wraps
up the year-long action and participants’ work
in different sections.
9:00 pm – 11:00 pm – Concert: “Youth Scene”
– vocal and instrumental presentations by
young artists.
Kotarba Design Studio
15A Gwiaździsta St.
(no. 406, staircase IV, level A)
/ Potocka (in front of the swimming pool)
/ Tylżycka
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.kotarba-design.pl
In the programme:
• Ehxibition opening: “Meetings”
Works by: Maria Żytomirska, Magdalena
Magrzyk, Marek Kotarba.
• Presentation of Marek Kotarba’s Studio:
– auteur gallery,
– ceramics studio,
– painting studio,
– conversation with the artist.
There will be an exhibition of ceramic sculptures
made of porcelain presented at Kotarba Design
Studio, along with oil paintings and acrylic
paintings, drawings, hybrid works (painting
combined with porcelain reliefs) and painted
glazed ceramics.
Pracownia Filmu i Animacji
Jarnuszkiewiczów
/ Film and Animation Studio in Bielany
30/1 Magiera St.
/ Broniewskiego / Perzyńskiego
/ Piaski
HOURS: 7:00 pm – midnight
www.jarnuszkiewicz.com
The organizer invites to screenings of films about
the neighbourhood, animation workshops and
meetings with creators.
Urząd Dzielnicy Bielany m.st. Warszawy
/ Bielany Town Hall
Zespół Szkół nr 55 im. gen. S. Maczka
/ Public Schools no. 55
29 Żeromskiego St.
35 Gwiaździsta St.
/ Ratusz Dzielnicy Bielany
/ Bielany – Ratusz
www.bielany.waw.pl
There will be two exhibitions presented in the
building:
• “Town-forming Steelworks. How was post-war
Bielany district created?”
The exhibition was organized in relation with
Steelworker’s Day. The project expands the issue
of urbanization of Bielany, touched on in a book
titled “Warsaw Steelworks. City. Community.
Culture”, published recently by Bielany Town
Hall. The exhibition was prepared by Warsaw
in Europe Social and Cultural Association, in
collaboration with the Association of Warsaw
Steelworks’ Friends.
•“Stop Forest Litter”
Exhibition presents the outcome of a satirical
drawing competition, organized by the
Association of Polish Caricature Artists, under
the patronage of the Director-General of the State
Forests National Forest Holding. The basic idea
behind the competition was to provide support
for foresters, in their struggle against forest
litter – by means of humour, jest and satire.
The drawings show how much importance artists
attach to eradicating pathological attitudes,
harmful for nature. We will watch works by,
inter alia, Witold Mysyrowicz, Edward Lutczyn
and Henryk Sawka.
On the Long Night of Museums, Bielany Town
Hall will be visited by representatives of Warsaw
in Europe Social and Cultural Association,
as well as members of the Association of Polish
Caricature Artists.
/ Gwiaździsta
www.maczek.waw.pl
The school owns a rich collection of exhibits
dedicated to WW II and the 1st Polish Armoured
Division. The showpieces are presented in the
form of a permanent exhibition and held in the
school’s archive.
The organizer invites visitors to spend time
actively at the school. Guests will be given the
chance to watch the permanent exhibition, take
part in family art classes, participate in a board
game tournament and build a model of the M4
Sherman tank.
A stylish, historical café will be one of the
evening’s highlights.
Muzeum – Miejsce Pamięci Palmiry
/ Palmiry Memorial Site Museum
05-152 Czosnów
/ Palmiry – Muzeum
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
www.palmiry.muzeumwarszawy.pl
“Memory 24 h” / Affection
Stories and anecdotes from the life of the
deceased. What kind of people were they?
What inspired them? What interested them?
How did they influence their reality? The
memory of particular stories of those who passed
– just like Warsaw disappeared. Our memory.
Show you care – come, listen and light a candle.
Konstanciński Dom Kultury
/ Konstancin Cultural Centre
15 Mostowa St.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.konstancinskidomkultury.pl
Villa la Fleur
14 Szpitalna St.
/ Piłsudskiego Sq. / Sienkiewicza
/ Sienkiewicza
www.villalafleur.com
In the programme:
• Exhibition: “Cultural and Natural Heritage
of Konstancin-Jeziorna”.
Exhibitions of contemporary art photography,
within the 8th Warsaw Art Photography Festival
[WFFA 2015]:
• “Afar” [from. Icelandic far] – Icelandic
landscape through the eyes of several Polish
photographers.
Artists: Marcin Jastrzębski, Jolanta Rycerska,
Wiktoria Wojciechowska.
• “About The Landscape” – Edyta Dufaj
Photographs from series: “Like a Tree”,
“Daisies” and “Carwash” (2012–2015).
• Workshops: pinhole photography.
Cafe Hugonówka will be open for guests.
Villa la Fleur invites guests for a special
presentation of oil paintings and drawings by
Maurycy Mędrzycki, from a collection owned
by Marek Roefler. One of the most interesting
portraits of Kiki from Monparnasse and charming
Provençal landscapes excellently reflect both
the ambiance of mid-war Paris and the natural
beauty of the south of France.
Visitors will also be given the chance to admire
works by outstanding artists-emigrants, such
as Alicja Halicka and Mela Muter. The collection
is completed by Jan Lambert-Rudnicki’s Art
déco sculpture. Exhibition of drawings and
lithographies by Amedeo Modigliani, André
Salmon and Moise Kisling.
The building is partially suitable for
people with disabilities (ground level).
Centrum Weterana Działań Poza
Granicami Państwa / Veteran Centre
6A Puławska St.
/ Unii Lubelskiej Sq.
/ Unii Lubelskiej Sq. / Line B
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.centrum-weterana.mon.gov.pl
For the first time, within The Long Night of
Museums, the Centre of Veteran Actions Outside
Polish Borders invites guests for night-time tours.
Visitors will be given the chance to get
acquainted with, inter alia, the history of Polish
Army’s actions outside Polish borders, pay
homage to the fallen, as well as watch souvenirs
gathered in the Tradition Room. Moreover, guests
will also learn about the structure and work
of the new institution. The event will be also
a good time to talk to Veterans in person.
Tours of 30, guided by employees
of the Centre.
Dom Kultury Kadr / Kadr Cultural Centre
16 Gotarda St.
/ Gotarda
HOURS: 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
www.dkkadr.waw.pl
In the programme:
5:00 pm – 6:00 pm – “Dance in Paintings”
– finissage. The exhibition showcases works
created within workshops for professional
creators, organized in 2014 by prima ballerina
Bożena Kociołkowska.
6:00 pm – 9:00 pm – Screening of photographs,
drawings and paintings created within the
project titled “Dance in Paintings”.
The project included integrative meetings,
lectures, panel discussions, dance shows,
screenings of selected films on ballet, and live
performances (allowing spectators the unique
chance to take photographs and make sketches
during contemporary and classical ballet lessons,
and at costume rehearsals at Teatr Wielki
– Polish National Opera), as well as exhibitions
in Warsaw: at Freta Gallery, Lufcik Gallery
and Inna Gallery.
Galeria Wydziału Architektury
Wyższej Szkoły Ekologii i Zarządzania
w Warszawie / University of Ecology
and Management
16 Rejtana St.
/ Puławska / Madalińskiego
/ Dworkowa / Line B
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.wseiz.pl
“Module as Part of Greater Whole”, within
a project titled “Art of Architecture – Imagination
in a Process” – exhibiton prepared by Krzysztof
Łyżnin, in collaboration with students of the
Faculty of Interior Design, within Basic Furniture
Design course.
Komenda Główna Policji
/ Polish Police Headquarters
148/150 Puławska St.
/ Wierzbno metro station
/ Królikarnia / Line B, M
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.policja.pl
The event will include tours of the Headquarters,
which on a daily basis remain unavailable for the
public. Apart from being given the chance to see
the premises, visitors will also watch exhibitions
dedicated to the history and present-day duties
of the Police.
Visitors will be taken back to the last century by
officers clad in uniforms worn by National Police
of the Second Polish Republic.
Guests will watch film screenings and The
Representative Orchestra of Polish Police will
perform specially for music lovers.
Moreover, on the parking lot in front of the Polish
Police Headquarters, there will be old-time and
contemporary transport vehicles presented.
The programme includes a presentation of
selected gear used by Anti-terrorist Operations
Bureau.
In addition to the above, supervised by officers
from Criminal Laboratory, visitors will be given
the chance to capture and secure their own
fingerprints.
The organizers have not forgotten about the
youngest ones either! Visiting the Polish Police
Headquarters during The Long Night of Museums
2015, every child will receive a certificate
confirming their participation in the event.
There will be many gadgets with the logo of the
Police available. Organizers guarantee surprises,
competitions and the chance to get a real
booking photograph taken (with visitors’ own
cameras), sat in an antique chair used for this
purpose in the last century!
Kościół Zielonoświątkowy
Zbór Stołeczny / Pentecostal Church
68/70 Sienna St.
• “Church and Youth. Oxymoron?” – exhibition
of photographs. Is there any space for youth left
in contemporary church?
9:00 pm – Sienna Gospel Choir – concert.
10:00 pm – “History of the Pentecostal Church”
– presentation.
10:30 pm – Guided tour of the chapel
(information on the practices and principles
of faith of the Pentecostal Church; meeting
with the Pastor.
11:00 pm – Tour of the Church’s seat.
Królikarnia
113A Puławska St.
/ Wierzbno metro station
/ Królikarnia / Line B, M
www.krolikarnia.mnw.art.pl
Within this year’s Long Night of Museums, the
Xawery Dunikowski Museum of Sculpture will
present a project titled Cooperation, by Alicja
Łukasiak and Grzegorz Drozd (Fundacja Zmiany
Organizacji Ruchu, ZOR). It will be four sculpture
projects, to become a fixture in Królikarnia’s park.
The forms will resemble traditional see-saws,
two of which will be designed for adults, and
two for children.
The event will be accompanied by an open-air
concert in the evening, and a vege farmers
market.
Ministerstwo Spraw Wewnętrznych
/ Ministry of the Interior
5 Batorego St.
/ rondo ONZ / Prosta / Żelazna
/ rondo ONZ
www.sienna.waw.pl
In the programme:
• “Gospel” – exhibition of photographs
by Anna Wolska.
/ Unii Lubelskiej Sq.
/ Unii Lubelskiej Sq. / Line B
/ last entrance at 11:30 pm
www.msw.gov.pl
Do you know how much the equipment of
an Anti-Terrorism Officer weighs? Would you
like to see for yourself, by wearing it? Or
maybe you would prefer to take the wheel of
a pyrotechnic ambulance owned by the Polish
Police Headquarters? On this one night only,
we let guests in on secrets of specialist units
of services supervised by the Ministry of the
Interior. We invite you to visit us on The Long
Night of Museums!
Have you ever thought about trying your hand
at steering a pyrotechnic robot? Or maybe you
would like to watch a police dog searching for
dangerous explosives? Soon, you will be given
the chance to take a closer look at all this. The
event will also include, inter alia, a presentation
of the work of fire service’s chemistry laboratory,
and a police car used for post-explosion
investigations.
In order to take part in the event, visitors
will have to present a valid ID/Student Identity
Card, which will be required for verifying
visitors’ identity and for safety measures
at the of beginning tours.
Muzeum Geologiczne
/ Geological Museum of the State
Geological Institute
4 Rakowiecka St. (entrance: Wiśniowa St.)
/ Pole Mokotowskie metro station
/ Wiśniowa / Line B
www.muzeum.pgi.gov.pl
In the programme:
7:00 pm – midnight – Tours of the Museum’s
permanent exhibition.
8:00 pm – Prelection (in Polish): “Plants: Land
Colonization” by Dr. Piotr Szrek.
9:00 pm – 10:30 pm – Hare and hounds in
Museum – game; participants will be provided
with hints, which will help them find riddles,
hidden in various spots in the exhibition hall.
There will be prizes awaiting winners.
Muzeum Historii Polskiego Ruchu
Ludowego / Museum of the History
of Polish Peasant Movement
204 Wilanowska Av.
/ Wilanowska metro station
/ Dominikańska / Line B
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.mhprl.pl
The Kurpie Night of Museums will take place
within celebrations of the 130th birth anniversary
of Adam Chętnik. Guests will be given the
chance to watch an exhibition titled “Adam
Chętnik (1885–1967) – scientist, social activist,
patriot, politician”. In the garden, folk artists
from Kurpie will present hand-made folk art
pieces, such as various kinds of lace, cut-outs
and tissue paper flowers. Mr. Andrzej Staśkiewicz
from Kadzidło will present his sculptures, as well
as hand-made folk music instruments: violins,
ligawkas, flutes and percussion instruments.
Visitors will get the chance to watch a blacksmith
and a sculptor at work, as well as purchase folk
handicraft products.
At Żółta Karczma, there will be an exhibition
presented, titled “Divisional General Franciszek
Kamiński and His Soldiers”, along with film
screenings (in Polish): “Our General” and “The
General’s Last Journey”.
On a stage in the garden, Paula Kinaszewska’s
Band and Ryszard Maniurski’s Band from
Kadzidło will play live music.
Muzeum Kowalstwa / Smithery Museum
84 Przy Grobli St.
/ Stegny bus terminus
/ Dolina Służewiecka / Line B
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 3:00 am
www.muzeumkowalstwa.pl
Just like every year, we will give the chance to
all those eager to try their hand at hammering
metals on an anvil, to forge out of red hot iron
a small part of what a blacksmith does on
a daily basis.
Moreover, our guests will be invited to watch
master blacksmith at work, listen to blacksmith
stories, taste home-made cakes and have a cup
of coffee, and – most importantly – feel the
atmosphere of a forge at the beginning of the
20th century.
Muzeum Łowiectwa i Jeździectwa
/ The Museum of Hunting
and Horsemanship
9 Szwoleżerów St. (Łazienki Królewskie)
/ Agrykola / Line J
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.muzeum.warszawa.pl
Kantonists’ Barracks will offer visitors
the chance to watch:
– exotic animals,
– examples of Polish fauna,
– wild birds living in various environments,
– 19th-century Hunting Room, showcasing
souvenirs related with Polish landed gentry,
and works of art,
– temporary exhibition: “Horses in Warsaw
in the 19th and 20th century”.
The exhibition will present the history of
horses in Warsaw, from the times of the Duchy
of Warsaw till the outbreak of WW II. It will
showcase utilitarian types of saddle horses and
dobbins, images of riders and teamsters. It will
also present a rich body of iconography: works
of art, photographs, illustrations and publications,
handicraft products, documentary films.
Kubicki’s Stable:
– The Zbigniew Prus-Niewiadomski Carriage
House, with historic horse-drawn vehicles,
harnesses, vehicle accessories and accessories
used by riders. It is the only such exhibition
presented to the public in the region of Warsaw.
All of the above will be available for our
guests who present special, free entrance
passes. Passes will be available at the
Museum’s box office until 00:30 am.
Pracownia Grafiki Artystycznej Wolno
/ Wolno Studio of Graphic Techniques
21 Chełmska St. (WFDiF, budynek 16)
/ Belwederska / Chełmska
/ Zakrzewska
HOURS: 9:00 pm – 2:00 am
Graphic techniques studio is a space within
which we experiment in the field of graphic
art, and work with the use of traditional graphic
techniques. Artists who create their works in
the studio make use of such techniques as
linocut, drypoint, mezzotint, lithography,
monotyping and others.
In the programme:
• Exhibition of works on paper by Agata Budny
and Magdalena Cybulska,
• Tour of the graphic arts studio,
• Stand selling eco bags (hand-printed graphic art).
The event will be hosted by Agata Budny and
Magdalena Cybulska.
Służewski Dom Kultury
/ Służew Community Centre
15 J.S. Bacha St.
/
/ Służew metro station
www.sdk.waw.pl
In the programme:
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm – Workshops.
We invite our youngest guests to build
cosmodromes and spaceships.
The programme will also include hip hop classes,
filled with sounds of astral music (on an hourly
basis: 7:00 pm, 8:00 pm, 9:00 pm), lightsaber
fencing classes (after dark), and a Star Wars fan
meeting.
• “Open-air Good Film Cinema” (in Polish)
– Documentaries related with the universe:
from the creation of the galaxy to landing on
the Moon to exploring other worlds and planets.
• The event will also give visitors the chance
to watch “The First Exhibition of Artistic Dolls”
at Przy Kozach Gallery. There will be workshops
organized, dedicated to creating dolls – guests
will make their own dolls, with some help from
participants and co-organizers of the exhibition,
Pola group.
a quest which resulted both in some of his more
popularly known abstract op-art compositions,
and experimental spatial structures known to
attract attention of critics.
8:00 pm – Curatorial guided tour.
Starak Collection: The collection includes works
by the most important Polish artists of the second
half of the 20th century, such as, i.a.: Magdalena
Abakanowicz, Tadeusz Kantor, Jerzy Nowosielski,
Roman Opałka, Ryszard Winiarski and Andrzej
Wróblewski.
Teatr Guliwer / Guliwer Theatre
16 Różana St.
/ Dworkowa / Line B
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm
www.teatrguliwer.waw.pl
Spectra Art Space
6 Bobrowiecka St.
/ Czerniakowska
/ Kierbedzia
HOURS: 11:00 am – 11:00 pm
www.starakfoundation.org
Wojciech Fangor | Spectra Art Space Masters
The exhibition is dedicated to the creative output
of Wojciech Fangor; it continues an issue
touched on by Spectra Art Centre in a series
titled Masters. Wojciech Fangor is one of the
most important contemporary classical artists
in the world and – importantly – he is still
creatively active. The exhibition will present
the master’s most recent project. It refers to
an issue of serious importance with reference to
the whole of Wojciech Fangor’s oeuvre, namely
space. Influenced by outstanding architect and
art theorist, Stanisław Zamecznik, who was
also his friend, Wojciech Fangor embarked on
What goes on in the theatre when the curtain
falls, spot-lights are off and the buzz of children’s
voices fades away? How does a moonlit foyer
look like? Do theatre dolls sleep nicely in their
spots? Whose steps may be heard in empty
rooms of the theatre, when the last employee
locks the door behind them?
On this extraordinary night, Guliwer Theatre
unveils its new, unknown face for visitors.
A few weeks before a premiere, actors will dare
to check if one is allowed to cut into the silence
of a nighttime theatre. They will invite spectators
for a rehearsal of a new play, the hero of which
is Ugly Duckling. Will they get away with it?
Rumour has it, the theatre is guarded at night
by Lemuel Guliwer, the great traveller himself...
Groups of max. 15 will be admitted
every 15 minutes.
Tramwaje Warszawskie
/ Warsaw Trams
Mokotów Tram Depot
HOURS: 5:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.tw.waw.pl
WFDiF presents a unique educational space,
created in the magical world of film set.
Exhibition titled “Film Set”, located in one of
WFDiF’s halls, gives visitors an extraordinary
chance to visit spaces which on a daily basis
only the staff are allowed to enter.
On The Long Night of Museums, the exhibition
will showcase, inter alia, fragments of set design
for “Miasto 44”.
Tours are not guided.
5:00 pm – 1:00 am – R3 Mokotów Tram Depot:
– exhibition of historic and modern stock, as well
as specialized vehicles,
– presentation of tram operating parts,
– pit tours (visitors will be given the chance to
take a look at tram’s undercarriage),
– lifting a tram on a ramp,
– games and competitions for children and adults,
– exhibition of tram models,
– concerts in Warsaw Promotional Tram,
– on-stage artistic programme.
11:00 pm – Nighttime show by Roma Musical
Theatre.
– removing graffiti from a real tram, in
collaboration with World Without Vandalisms
Foundation.
5:00 pm – 1:00 am – Special M line (from
Mokotów Tram Depot to Wyścigi) – trams every
15 minutes, convenient changes by Wierzbno
and Wilanowska underground stations.
Organizers: Warsaw Trams and Association
of Public Transport Fans in Warsaw.
Wytwórnia Filmów Dokumentalnych
i Fabularnych / Documentary and
Feature Film Production Company
21 Chełmska St.
/ Belwederska / Chełmska
/ Zakrzewska
HOURS: 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm
www.planfilmowy.wfdif.pl
Wyższa Szkoła Ekologii i Zarządzania
12 Olszewska St.
/ Dworkowa / Line B
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.wseiz.pl
In the programme:
– 3D mapping and interactive animations
on the façade of the University’s seat
Presentation of Faculties. The event is organized
by students of the Faculty of Architecture and
members of Kreatywa Architectonic Students
Circle.
Presentations will be screened every
30 minutes, 10:00 pm through 1:00 am.
– “Contemporary Architecture of Work Spaces
Surrounded by Inner-city Architecture”
– multimedia exhibition of works by students
of the Faculty of Architecture and members of
Kreatywa Architectonic Students Circle.
– Exhibition of furniture designed and made by
Marcin Skubisz, who graduated from the Faculty
of Interior Design of the University of Ecology
and Management.
Akademia Pedagogiki Specjalnej
/ Academy of Special Education
Galeria APS / APS Gallery
40 Szczęśliwicka St.
HOURS: 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
www.wffa.eu
“Ideal City” / “Cité idéale” – photographs
by Thomas Lewandowski.
Series of black-and-white analogue photographs
taken between 2013 and 2014. The works
present partially-executed projects of utopian,
totalitarian urban planning guidelines,
introduced in the last decades of the 20th century
on the outskirts of Paris (inter alia: Les Espaces
d’Abraxas in Noisy le Grand, arch. Ricardo Bofill;
Les Arènes de Picasso in Noisy le Grand, arch.
Manolo Nuñez Yanowsky; Le Temple du lac and
Les Arcades du lac in Montigny le Bretonneux,
arch. Ricardo Bofill). Nowadays – derelict and
unfinished – their emptiness deters.
Open Programme within the 8th Warsaw Art
Photography Festival 2015 [WFFA 2015].
Galeria Obserwacja
/ Obserwacja Gallery
3 Tarczyńska St.
/ Zawiszy Sq.
/ Zawiszy Sq. / Line F
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.facebook.com/obserwacja
“Checkpoint” – exhibition of works by Polish
documentary doyen, Tadeusz Rolke.
Part of the exhibition is composed of a reproduction
of Tadeusz Rolke’s passport, which he received
thanks to liberal immigration policy of the
Federal Republic of Germany during the Cold
War. Passport stamps play a crucial role here,
and one of them especially, namely the stamp
from the Federal Republic of Germany – lending
dramaturgy to this topic. In the maze of stamps,
an original photo of Tadeusz Rolke, with his eyes
closed, is a certain curio... but it bares the value
of an individual in relation with democracy and
stamps.
Another part of the exhibition are photographs
taken in present times at those same spots, that
is ports of entry where the stamps were put in
Tadeusz Rolke’s passport.
The exhibition is of utmost historic importance.
It presents times which have already passed.
Poland is a part of Europe, the wall came down,
stamps are not needed any longer for crossing
borders. The project carries a message about the
legitimacy of transformations which have already
taken place.
Instytut Edukacji Artystycznej
Akademii Pedagogiki Specjalnej
im. Marii Grzegorzewskiej
/ Institute of Artistic Education
of the Academy of Special Education
16 Spiska St.
/ Zawiszy Sq.
HOURS: 8:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.iea.edu.pl
In the programme: workshops dedicated to art,
relaxation techniques and art therapy, taught
by pedagogues and students of the Institute
of Artistic Education of the Academy of Special
Education, as well as a series of workshops:
Graphic Techniques Studio:
5:00 pm – 7:00 pm – ”Houses, Cottages, Towns”
– graphic workshops for families (collagraphy
with elements of structural printing).
7:30 pm – 9:30 pm – “Ornaments” – graphic
workshops (linocut).
10:00 pm – 1:00 am – “On the Other Side
of the Mirror” – graphic workshops (drypoint).
Sculpture Studio:
7:00 pm – 1:00 am – “Masks – Positive/
Negative” – sculpture workshops.
Drawing Studio:
7:00 pm – 1:00 pm – “Still Nature” – drawing
study.
Individual and joint exhibitions.
Works by IoAE students (paintings, graphic
art, sculptures, drawings and new media).
Magazyn Sztuk – filia Ośrodka Kultury
Ochoty / Magazyn Sztuk – branch of
the Ochota Cultural Centre
13/21 Radomska St.
/ Kopińska / Białobrzeska
/ Hala Kopińska
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm
www.magazynsztuk.pl
“Magical materials” – exhibition
and workshops dedicated to batik.
Exhibition showcases works by the following
artists: Marta Staszczyk, Edyta Zając, Celina
Chorąży, Marta Pędzieszczak, Magda Rybak,
Katarzyna Lis-Lachowicz, Małgorzata Olejniczak,
Mariola Gołda and Liliana Chwistek.
Muzeum Historii Medycyny WUM
/ Medical History Museum
of the Medical University of Warsaw
63 Żwirki i Wigury St.
• “Ex Libris from the Collection of the Medical
History Museum”.
• “In an Ambulance: the Hardest Part. Wartime
Surgery at the Beginning of the 19th Century”.
8:00 pm and 9:30 pm – Film screenings: “Polish
Wartime Surgery in the 19th Century”, with
Dr Maria Turos’ auteur commentary (in Polish).
Muzeum Ikon / Museum of Icons
5 Lelechowska St.
/ Kopińska / Białobrzeska
/ Hala Kopińska
HOURS: 8:00 pm – 2:00 am
In the programme:
• 8:00 pm – Choir concert at St. Gregory
Peradze Chapel.
• Tours of the museum, including basements.
• Art workshops (iconography) for children.
• Cafe (refreshments are not free of charge).
• Shop carrying a rich selection of merchandise.
Polsko-Japońska Akademia Technik
Komputerowych / Polish-Japanese
Academy of Information Technology
86 Koszykowa St.
/ Uniwersytet Medyczny
www.muzeum.wum.edu.pl
Exhibitions:
• “70 years of the reactivated Faculty of
Medicine at the University of Warsaw”
• “When Human Memory Fades, Stones
Continue to Speak – Historical Traces of the
Medical University of Warsaw in Plaques and
Sculptures”
/ Starynkiewicza Sq.
/ Lindleya / Line F
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.pja.edu.pl
This year, the Polish-Japanese Academy of
Information Technology invites guests to visit the
world of Alice in Wonderland. The school’s
faculty, in collaboration with students, prepared
numerous attractions.
• IT Students will present a multi-platform
mobile game, with visuals screened on a glass
brick surface. An application created by students
allows users to play the cult Snake on the
mentioned glass brick panels. Participants will
be given the chance to play all kinds of games,
created by students who specialize in computer
games.
• Faculty of New Media Arts has prepared
a special 3D video mapping for this night,
combined with a selection of animations created
by students. In addition to this, there will be
a computer game screened on the façade of the
building, controlled with Kinect.
• Moreover, the organizer will invite visitors
to watch a graphic art exhibition titled
“Inhabitants”, prepared by one of lecturers.
• Interior Design students will present a project
titled “Through the Looking-Glass”, which will
make participants feel as if they are standing
upside down. The space will be arranged in
a special way, in order to create the feeling of
the surroundings being reversed.
• Faculty of Information Management has
prepared a game titled “Alice in Economics-land”,
as well as another one, entitled “Save Alice”. The
interdisciplinary board game will be addressed
both to children and youth, and will also attract
their parents. Participants will be taken into
a magical world, where they will have to help
Alice fight the Evil Queen. It will not be an easy
task, however, as the road will be full of dangers
and pitfalls.
In addition to the above, visitors will be invited
to play a game of enormous chess, go through
“the” tunnel Alice fell into, spend time in a room
similar to the one where Alice went through the
tiny door, and watch a show composed of dance
and lights, titled “Alice in the Land of Lights”.
To make the time even more pleasant, there will
be live music accompanying guests throughout
the night, performed by Bricks.
The Polish-Japanese Academy of Information
Technology has prepared screenings of Japanese
anime, courtesy of the Embassy of Japan.
Zespół Stacji Filtrów Williama Lindleya
/ Warsaw Water Filters
81 Koszykowa St.
/ Starynkiewicza Sq.
/ Lindleya / Line F
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.mpwik.com.pl
Nighttime tour: water tower, Museum
of Waterworks and Sewerage System in
a 19th-century pump station, slow sand
water filter from 1886, Rapid Filters Institute
from 1933.
The visitors will leave the premises via
the gate in Krzywickiego Street.
Visitors will be asked to present
an ID with a photo (buildings are located
within the premises of Warsaw Water Filters).
Guided tours of 30 will start
every 30 minutes.
Centrum Promocji Kultury
Praga Południe / Praga Południe
Centre for Culture Promotion
2 Podskarbińska St.
/ Ratusz Dzielnicy Praga Południe
/ Podskarbińska
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 2:00 am
www.cpk.art.pl
In the programme:
• “Rust in Peace” – exhibition by Monstfur
street art group.
“Rust in Peace” is, first of all, a homage paid to
machines. Their mechanics, comparable to the
functioning of a living organism, became the
starting point for the preparation of the concept
of this exhibition. The watershed moment, which
encouraged us finally to take up this issue, was
the downfall of Fablok factory (Polish Locomotive
Factory). The world of iron oxide, rusty plates
and industrial machines slowly gives way to
modern rolling stock. We do not appraise this
fact but only start a dialogue with it.
• Exhibition “What Is Left of Those Years?
Polish Utilitarian Art 1956–1975”.
The exhibition will present show-pieces from
Tomasz Dziewicki’s collection (1957–1975)
– a wide array of design characteristic for those
times.
9:00 pm – Concert: Atmasfera.
Fabryka Perun / Perun Factory
301/305 Grochowska St.
/ Gocławska / Line G
https://pl-pl.facebook.com/pages/Pracowniaw-Perunie/219914228035196
The artist is active in the field of installations,
performance, spatial installations, installations
made of photographs, video art, performances
with the use of computer animation and film
set design. Educator – she runs the Studio
of Intermedia Activities (Faculty of Interior
Architecture) at the Academy of Fine Arts
in Warsaw.
Corpora, Ennio Calabria, Vico Calabrò, Umberto
Mastroianni, Augusto Murer, Ernesto Treccani,
Severio Barbero, Virgilio Guidi. Ninni Verga,
Bruno de Pellegrin, Remo Brindisi and Tono
Zancanaro. The presented works are held in
private collections or come from the famous
Stamperia d’arte Busato, which has been active
in the field of artistic printing since 1946.
Curators: Alina Picazio and Sylwester
Piędziejewski.
Fabryka Wedla
/ E. Wedel Chocolate Factory
• At the same time, Open Studio will showcase
paintings by Sylwester Piędziejewski, who will
present his buon fresco and sgrafitto works.
“Projections” – exhibition of works
by Zuzanna Sadowa.
24/26 Zamoyskiego St.
/ Zamoyskiego / Zieleniecka Av.
/ Lubelska / Line G
/ Zieleniecka Av. / Line D, G
HOURS: noon – midnight
www.wedel.pl
For many Varsovians (and not only!) The Long
Night of Museums is a magical experience.
The space in Warsaw Praga will be opened
specially for all lovers of the brand who have
been dreaming of taking a behind-the-scenes
look at the process of creation of their favourite
chocolate. Each group will be led by a dedicated
guide. The tour will offer the chance to visit,
inter alia, the factory’s production line, Delicacy
Atelier, Memory Hall and a gallery showcasing
chocolate sculptures. All of our guests may
expect sweet surprises.
Galeria Autograf / Autograf Gallery
342 Grochowska St.
/ Lubelska / Line G
www.galeria-autograf.pl
Exhibition in the main hall presents graphic
art by famous Italian creators, such as Antonio
8:00 pm – 9:30 pm – Presentation of fresco and
sgrafitto techniques by Sylwester Piędziejewski.
emotions in everyday life. The form and
technique of her works, light, tasteful colours
and their specific lightness of reception are
conducive to achieving this goal.
Galeria van Golik
/ van Golik Gallery
27/6 Berezyńska St.
/ rondo Waszyngtona
/ rondo Waszyngtona
/ Line D
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.grafik.com.pl
The event is organized under the patronage
of the Italian Cultural Institute.
Exhibition of works by Beata Bigaj.
Galeria Milano / Milano Gallery
Instytut 116 / 116 Institute
2A rondo Waszyngtona
116 Grochowska St.
/ rondo Waszyngtona
/ rondo Waszyngtona / Line D
www.milano.arts.pl
In paintings by Marta Kochanek-Zbroja, colours
and lines play an important role; they are used
by the artist in a way which resembles colouring
books we know from when we were children.
Each colour has a number assigned (legends
describe individual works). Nets of lines and
colour patches, filling white backgrounds, create
the works’ individual ambiance and composition.
In her creative activity, the artist draws
inspiration mostly from everyday situations.
Marta Kochanek makes use of photographs
she takes herself, as well as press photos, old
advertisements and stills from old films. Reality
of the 1950s and 1960s intertwines with
contemporary times.
Marta does not want to exclude difficult issues
from her creative activity; however, it seems to
be more important for her to look for positive
7:00 pm – Exhibition opening.
/ Grochowska / Zamieniecka
/ Szembeka Sq.
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.instytut116.pl
Extraordinary exhibition of works from
the collection owned by Instytut 116.
It will be a rare chance for visitors to watch
photographs by outstanding artists – all
within the space of Instytut 116, all on one
night!
The showcase will present works by the
following authors: Jan Berdak, Bogdan
Dziworski, Stanisław Ekier, Edward Hartwig,
Jacek Jędrzejczak, Ewa Kuryluk, Zbigniew
Łagocki, Marian Schmidt, Wojciech Plewiński,
Romualdas Pożerskis, Sergiusz Sachno, Andrzej
Świetlik, Antanas Sutkus, Andrzej Tyszko and
others.
Muzeum Czar PRL
/ Communist Life Museum
The Neon Museum and its Patron, RWE Polska,
heartily invite!
316/320 Grochowska St. (one-time PZL seat,
entrance at 25 Mińska St., Soho Factory
premises)
Polska Agencja Prasowa
/ Polish Press Agency
/ Gocławska / Line G
www.adventurewarsaw.pl
65 Mińska St.
/ Drukarnia PAP / Line G
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 1:00 am
Amazing Technologies! – exhibition.
On The Long Night of Museums, the Communist
Life Museum will take visitors into the world of
fairy tales of the past decade.
It turns out that long lines may be attractive!
While queueing, guests will be invited to play
Chinese jump rope, bottle caps and Hopscotch,
eat some candyfloss and have their picture taken
with Bolek and Lolek. There will be cartoons
screened at the Museum, with the use of an Ania
projector, and some of the characters visit the
venue, so that partakers can get to know them
personally!
Neon Muzeum / The Neon Museum
25 Mińska St. (Soho Factory)
/ Neon Muzeum / Line G
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.neonmuzeum.org
Celebrate the International Year of Light at The
Neon Museum! Never before have so many
neons been lit in one place!
We invite everybody for the premiere of Syrena
– a historic, fanciful neon from Elbląg, restored
by Capital Park Group.
You will be entertained throughout the night
by DJ Rafał Rejowski.
This year, we are presenting an exhibition titled
Amazing Technologies! This night, if spent
with us, will be extraordinary. We have invited
companies, institutions and inventors, who will
present their achievements and technological
development over the years.
Visitors will take an active part in the event. They
will be given a chance to touch and play with
show-pieces, as well as talk to experts.
We will present a wide array of – inter alia, robot
cars from Transformers, the most cutting-edge
devices, vehicles used by uniformed services,
inventions by school children.
We wish to allow our guests a closer look at
scientific and technological solutions, as well
as successes achieved internationally by Polish
inventors.
Pracownia Artystyczna Farbą Umazane
/ Farbą Umazane Studio
55A Boremlowska St.
/ Garwolińska
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
www.facebook.com/farbaumazane
Farbą Umazane Art Studio offers pottery
workshops for whole families. We will get
acquainted with traditional methods of clay
modelling, such as hand building (shaping pieces
or rolls of clay by hand). We will also learn about
ways in which interesting decorations may be
created from clay. Works made by participants
of the class will be fired in a kiln in the Studio
and given back to authors.
5 PLN – for firing a piece of pottery in a kiln.
Prom Kultury Saska Kępa
/ Cultural Centre
Skarby Warszawy – Biuro
Przewodników / Guided strolls
rondo Waszyngtona
(meet-up by the National Stadium)
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 0:30 am
www.skarbywarszawy.pl
23 Brukselska St.
Saska Kępa – guided strolls.
/ Wersalska
HOURS: 7:30 pm – 0:30 am
www.promkultury.pl
“All That Jazz!” – poster exhibition (vernissage)
plus a series of mini-concerts, by artists depicted
in showcased works.
Throughout the night, three strolls will take
place, starting at 7:00 pm, 9:00 pm and
11:00 pm. The strolls take about 1,5 h.
Guide: Rafał Zelman.
Stowarzyszenie Pracownie Twórcze
Lubelska 30/32 / Artists’ Studios
in Lubelska Street
30/32 Lubelska St.
Concerts start every 30 minutes;
duration: ca. 10–15 min.
For the second time at Prom Kultury Saska
Kępa, there will be nighttime events taking
place within The Long Night of Museums. This
year, it will be an artistic happening, combining
Agnieszka Sobczyńska’s poster exhibition and
mini-concerts by jazz musicians depicted by the
artist in her works.
/ Lubelska / Line G
HOURS: 8:00 pm – 4:00 am
www.artlubelska3032.art.pl
These two events will take place within a series
of concerts titled All That Jazz! (Cały ten jazz!),
organized by Jerzy Szczerbakow. The series was
inaugurated two years ago; during this edition
of The Long Night of Museums, all 37 posters
created specially for the project will be presented
all together for the first time.
Presentations of works by artists and their friends:
Every half an hour, a solo mini-concert will start.
Because we will not unveil any more details
concerning the line-up, the event will be truly
unique and surprising. Just like it was last year,
there may be some totally new and unexpected
musical constellations coming to life on stage!
• In tractum – exhibition of works by Dorota
Łacek Gorczyca, Jarosław Sadkowski, Maja
Nowak, Marta Bystroń (studio no. 3).
Organizers: PROM Kultury Saska Kępa,
Spółdzielnia Państwo Będą Zadowoleni.
• Anna Alicja Trochim, painting and Delfina
Krasicka, fabrics (studio no. 1).
• Marek Ruff “Tapir’s Dreams – Decentrism”:
new paintings; Małgorzata Ruff: artistic
jewellery, ceramic art (studio no. 2).
• Tomek Kopcewicz: paintings (studio no. 5).
• Dariusz Kunowski will present a photographic
installation by Kasia Wrońska, Preserved
Remembrance: Warsaw. In an original way,
the artist will showcase forgotten stills depicting
old-time Warsaw. The installation will be
accompanied by two live concerts: Marek
Papaj (of Slav Music) and Cup Of Time (Plays
Namysłowski) (studio no. 7).
• “Two-Man Congress* of collage creators
(Modzelewski, Sobczyk) – within “Museum”
in quotes (“Cartoonists’ Congress” in quotes,
studio no. 10).
• Ach Studio invites for an exhibition titled
“The Advent of the New” – works by Anna
Lea Chojnacka (paintings), Małgorzata Koma
(paintings and drawings), Katarzyna Kamińska
Wójcik (photography) (studio no. 11).
• “Masks and Faces” – exhibition of works by
Teresa, Dariusz and Filip Kowalski (studio no. 17).
Teatr Powszechny im. Zygmunta
Hübnera / Powszechny Theatre
20 Jana Zamoyskiego St.
/ Zieleniecka Av. / Line D, G
HOURS: 8:30 pm – 11:30 pm
www.powszechny.com
In the programme:
9:00 pm – Open rehearsal: Juliusz Słowacki’s
“Fantazy” (dir. Michał Zadara).
Cast: Paulina Holtz, Barbara Wysocka, Mariusz
Benoit, Michał Czachor, Grzegorz Falkowski,
Mateusz Łasowski, Michał Sitarski.
Please reserve a seat in advance
– obligatory.
10:00 pm – Evening with improvised music
in Mózg Powszechny club.
Artists: Jerzy Mazzoll, Sławek Janicki, Qba
Janicki,Tomasz Sroczyński, Rafał Gorzycki,
Natan Kryszk.
8:30 pm – 11:30 pm – Archival poster
and programme sale (main hall).
For more information or to reserve
a seat, please contact the organizer at:
+48 22 818 48 19, +48 22 818 25 16,
e-mail: [email protected],
[email protected].
Atelier Klitka / Klitka Atelier
12 Ząbkowska St.
/ Ząbkowska / Markowska
/ Ząbkowska / Line D, G
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.klitka.com
scratchy pieces from vinyl records, some of
which were produced 50 years ago. It may
sound like we are going back in space and time
by centuries, yet in fact it was not very long
ago – everybody recalls Elvis and The Beatles.
Old-school sounds from the 1970s, 1980s and
the beginning of the 21st century will also rule
our dance floor.
Fabryka Trzciny
In the programme:
• Exhibition of paintings by Mirosław Wolański:
“Christ from Abu Ghraib”.
• Digital show of photographs by Julita Delbar:
“Human Portrait”.
Centrum Zarządzania Światem
26 Okrzei St.
/ “Solidarności” Av. / Jagiellońska
www.centrumswiata.com
We will begin our travel with an exhibition of
sculptures by Zofia and Jan Kubicki, titled “Shape
and Music”. Zofia Kubicka is an artist interested
in the human being, the gesture and the form of
gesture. She creates images which fill the space.
In Jan Kubicki’s works, one may find motion
as a peculiar converter of a recreated world.
He reaches for worn out materials and objects,
creating imbalanced kinetic sculptures within
which movement, light and space are all equally
important. They have worked in Praga for 20
years. They have presented their creations within
numerous exhibitions in Poland and abroad,
and their works are held in collections in the
United States, England, Spain and Switzerland.
Currently, they are co-creating – together with
other artists – events within a series titled “Actual
Condition – Nighttime Meetings with Creators”.
On this Night, we will also discover the magic
of record players. We will play characteristic
14 Otwocka St.
/ Fabryka Trzciny / Line D
HOURS: 8:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.fabrykatrzciny.pl
In the programme:
• “Relations” – Anna Carpenter, Dorota
Cieślińska-Brodowska (exhibition).
Relation is an ambiguous word. It means
a seemingly objective narrative about something
that does not concern us; however, it describes
also a reciprocal connection, existence in
a mutual context.
The exhibition titled Relations, by two authors:
Anna Carpented and Dorota Cieślińska-Brodowska, refers to both meanings of the
title. These two creative individualities – despite
their similar age and experience – spin totally
different, deeply subjective stories about the
world that surrounds them. Apart from this
presentation of painting works, The Long Night
of Museums will also feature sneak previews of
auteur multimedia projects titled “Colour Energy”
and “Forgetting”.
• Smart Management Showcase.
Within this year’s Long Night of Museums,
Fabryka Trzciny invites to a concert showcasing
young artists from Smart Management’s roster.
Smart is a relatively new concert agency but
they have already collaborated successfully with
popular Polish artists (e.g. Oliver Heim of Tres
B and Olivia Anna Livki) as well as debuting
musicians (e.g. Hanimal, Maja Olenderek
Ensemble, Endy Yden). The concert will
feature several artists collaborating with Smart
Management, such as: Wrocław-based Endy
Yden and several groups from Warsaw, namely
Maja Olenderek Ensemble, Igor Spolski & The
Dudes and Olivier Heim.
Galeria Blok / Blok Gallery
Galeria 81 Stopni / 81 Stopni Gallery
Exhibition of sculpture by Waldemar Mazurek
and paintings by Sylwia Caban.
38 Kłopotowskiego St. (no. 5)
/ “Solidarności” Av. / Jagiellońska
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.81stopni.pl
“Cyan – Colonel Vorotincev’s Album”
– exhibition of works by Eric Pawlitzky
(finissage).
The album became an inspiration for works
created with the use of cyanotype techniques,
widely popular among photographers
a hundred years ago.
Eric Pawlitzky about the exhibition:
“St. Petersburg, 2008. It’s raining. There is an
antiquarian bookshop right by our hotel. I ask
the owner about old cameras. She hands me
in a wooden daguerreotype camera from 1895,
complete with a stack of negatives and a photo
album.”
“The album contains photos of a landscape,
which at first glance I was unable to relate with
any definite place or time. On the inside cover,
there was a photograph inserted, depicting
a young man wearing a uniform. Hand-written
caption read »Leningrad, 1931«. On the cover
of the album, there was a title in Russian:
»Great War in Poland 1914–1915, Colonel
Alexandr N. Vorotincev«, and a map.”
“Who was Colonel Vorotincev? Deciphered
captions under photographs, along with the
images themselves, create a jigsaw puzzle
I have managed to recreate bit by bit.”
• For this night, studios of artists connected with
the gallery will also be opened for the public.
3 Inżynierska St. (no. 10, V floor)
/ Inżynierska / 11 Listopada
/ Inżynierska
HOURS: 8:00 pm – 0:30 am
Galeria Klatka / Klatka Gallery
22 11 Listopada St. (no. 34)
/ Inżynierska
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
Retrospective exhibition showcasing works
by Professor Piotr Smolnicki and his students
at Studio no. 7 of the Academy of Fine Arts
in Warsaw.
Galeria Po Prawej Stronie Wisły
/ Po Prawej Stronie Wisły Gallery
15/1A Konopacka St.
/ Inżynierska
www.poprawejstroniewisly.pl
“Seen from a Catafalque” – exhibition
of photographs by Maciej Smogorzewski.
Maciej Smogorzewski, who is an architect
by profession, combined in his works his
interests related with architecture and the
art of photography.
“Vaults of monumental sacred buildings are one
of the main elements of their construction, critical
for the overall shape of churches and their visual
appeal. In the Middle Ages, symbolism of vaults
– located above naves, like sky above the earth
– had an important role to play. Raising their
eyes from the floor to the ceiling (from
Earth up to Heavens), worshippers saw caissons
in the vault – symbolizing stars – and a visible
source of light, through which sun rays came
in, symbolizing God’s wisdom or God himself.”
“The whole construction of a church had
a symbolical dimension to it in the Middle Ages
as well. It symbolized The House of God or The
City of God, it was »New Jerusalem«. The word
ecclesia, which in its original meaning referred
to the spiritual aspect of Church, became
later the name of a building perceived as
a representation, earthly realisation of God’s
state. Vaults had the most important symbolical
meaning of all elements of a church. They were
a depiction of Heavens. They were built »ut
simulacro colei imaginem reddat«”.
[W. Tatarkiewicz, “Historia estetyki”, t. 2,
Warsaw 1989, p. 136–137]
On The Long Night of Museums, visitors will be
invited to take part in candle-lit guided tours
of the exhibition. The project will be presented
by the author of the photographs, Maciej
Smorzewski himself.
Galeria Stalowa / Stalowa Art Gallery
26 Stalowa St.
/ Czynszowa
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.stalowa.art.pl
Stalowa Gallery invites to a night filled with
surprises:
• Exhibition of works by Agnieszka Żak-Biełowa:
Multi-culti (Multi-kulti).
• Exhibition of photographs by Czesław
Czapliński: “Tadeusz Kantor In Memoriam”.
• Film screening.
Graże Galeria Projektantów
/ Garaże Designers’ Gallery
84 Targowa St.
/ Dw. Wileński / Line G
“Gentleman with a Little Dog” – works by Hanna
Pyrzyńska. Exhibition opening.
Klubokawiarnia To się wytnie
/ Cafe-club
46 Stalowa St.
/ Czynszowa
In the programme:
– Exhibition of works by Jarek Radel: figurative
painting.
– 6:00 pm: stories from Nowa Praga district
– stroll along the paths of people whose lot was
connected in some way with Nowa Praga.
Guide: Martyna Górska, Duration: 1,5 h.
– 8:30 pm – Live music.
Mucha nie siada / Cafe-club
38 Ząbkowska St.
In the old days, sirens used to lure lonely sailors.
Seductive, sensuous, disturbing. At times
rebellious, vague. Not everybody is able to resist
their allure. Femininity has many faces, and
each of them is real. Somewhere from beneath
a thick layer of make-up and glitter, its true
form emerges. The exhibition of photographs by
Patrycja Toczyńska is dedicated to women. The
artist presents them as beautiful, mysterious and
fascinating.
Guests may order food and drinks from the
venue’s regular menu.
Muzeum Drukarstwa Warszawskiego
/ Museum of Warsaw Printing
23/25 Ząbkowska St.
/ Markowska / Line D
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.muzeumdrukarstwa.
muzeumwarszawy.pl
“Printed Warsaw” / Action
Craftsmanship – trend for hand-made objects,
the art of printing, old-time printing techniques,
Warsaw typography. On The Long Night of
Museums, the Museum of Warsaw wishes to
present its Printing House – to affirm the noble
art of typography and, together with visitors,
create specially designed prints, with the use
of a historic proofreading press.
Muzeum Warszawskiej Pragi
/ Museum of Warsaw Praga
50/52 Targowa St.
/ Markowska / Line D, G
HOURS: 6:00 pm till the last guest leaves
www.cafemucha.pl
“Sirens” – exhibition of photographs by Patrycja
Toczyńska.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 3:00 am
www.muzeumwarszawy.pl
“All Roads Lead to Praga” / Character
7:00 pm – Meeting: “What Jazzmen Looked for
in Praga?” (Marek Karewicz, Krzysztof Sadowski,
Paweł Brodowski).
9:00 pm – Meeting: “Tyrmand’s Praga
Inspirations” – book premiere (Sylwia Chutnik,
Małgorzata Litwinowicz-Droździel,
Włodzimierz Pessel).
7:00 pm – 11:00 pm – 3D film screenings
(run time – several minutes, looped): “Third
Dimension of Praga” – virtual stroll through
Praga Północ district and “Moving Mural
Presenting Treasures of Praga”.
11:00 pm – Dance party to the rhythm of the
1950s (DJ Bigos – Piotr Wierzbicki).
People would always go to Praga – for food,
illegal documents, clothes from the West, foreign
currency, records. Today, vanishing craftsmanship
may be found here... local flavours, time that
goes slower and fragments of extant Warsaw.
Authenticity, locality, entrepreneurship, creativity,
peculiar fashion, language and style have always
been here. What can residents of Praga be proud
of? What do Varsovians look for in Praga?
Partner of the event: Jazz Museum.
Pracownia 23 / 23 Art Studio
12/23 Foriańska St.
/ “Solidarności” Av. / Sierakowskiego
/ Park Praski / Line G
www.stanrzeczywisty.pl
Exhibition of paintings by Edyta Dzierż
and Jacek Mirczak + guest: Miłosz Płonka
(painting/sculpture).
Pracownia 23 has been active in Praga Północ
for ten years. The venue offers 68 m2 of creative
space. From time to time, Pracownia 23 invites
other artists to collaborate. Currently, they are
hosting Jacek Mirczak.
At present, Pracownia 23 co-creates a regular
event called Actual Condition, within which
nighttime meetings with creators take place.
Pracownia Omnimodo Dorota i Leszek
Gęsiorscy / Omnimodo Art Studio
10 Nieporęcka St. (no. 26)
oTWArta Art Studio. In line with tradition, it
will have the form of a presentation of works
by contemporary artists. This year’s edition
will feature works by four painters.
Pracownia Twórcza Światowa
Akademia Sztuki / Światowa Akademia
Sztuki Creative Studio
6 Brzeska St. (no. 21 i 26A)
/ Markowska / Line G
“Faces of the Earth. This Earth” – exhibition
of graphic art by Dorota and Leszek Gęsiorski.
Presented works are an attempt at an artistic/
philosophical approach to two anniversaries: the
10th death anniversary of St. John Paul II and the
600th birth anniversary of chronicler Jan Długosz.
The exhibition will take place within weekly
nighttime meetings with creators, titled Actual
Condition. Artists who participate in the project
open their studios for visitors, unveil secrets of
their activity, and sell their works.
The organizer invites for coffee, tea and
discussion in an artistic circle.
Pracownia oTWArta / oTWArta Art Studio
5 Folwarczna St. (no. 35, backyard)
/ Korsaka / Line D
www.magdalena-hajnosz.art.pl
“Four Walls, Four Paintings”
Artists: Magdalena Hajnosz, Anna Forycka-Putiatycka, Jan Brodziak, Marcin Sutryk.
Exhibition at Magdalena Hajnosz’s painting
studio, located in an atmospheric tenement
house in Szmulki. It is already the fifth Long
Night of Museums with the participation of
/ Kijowska / Line D, G
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Exhibition “Birth, Love..” – presentation of 20
paintings created by the owner of this creative
studio, Professor Eugeniusz “Geno” Małkowski,
during two Saturday sessions in a Parisian
Gallery. The sessions took place within an
exhibition of his works..
Moreover, all those eager to participate (after
a hiatus of one year) in an action titled “Warsaw
Paints”, will be invited to leave their mark. There
will be paints and brushes provided. This rather
extraordinary painting (not quite finished yet),
fits into the recently popular street art trend;
it is also a continuation of Prof. Małkowski’s
actions titled “Common Painting”, organized
in Paris in the 1990s.
Each person participating in the façade painting
will take part in an extraordinary rehearsal,
which will be the opening for new artistic
solutions, to be introduced on an enormous
scale. The Artist will try to present the idea to
his guests during The Long Night of Museums.
Praska Biblioteka Sąsiedzka
/ Neighbours’ Library of Praga
63 Targowa St.
/ Kłopotowskiego / Sierakowskiego
www.fundacjazmiana.pl
“Anniversary” – meeting within a series of events
dedicated to the popularization of reading,
titled “Reading in Public Spaces is the Thinking
Person’s Crumpet”.
Rituals bond people within societies, and they
build group identity. Celebrating anniversaries
– of certain events or biographic facts – solidifies
within a group what be believe is valuable for
its functioning; it allows to convey values we
hold important.
With the use of the written word and
audio-visual aids, we will think about the role
of anniversaries and rituals in social life, and
their meaning in constructing one’s individual
function in the society.
Stan Rzeczywisty / Actual Condition
various venues
– exhibition of graphic art by Dorota
and Leszek Gęsiorski.
• Magdalena Hajnosz’s oTWArta Art Studio
(5/35–36 Folwarczna St.): “Four Walls, Four
Paintings” – presentation of paintings by four
artists.
• Pracownia Szuflada Gallery (4 Kawęczyńska St.).
• Po Prawej Stronie Wisły Gallery (15/1A
Konopacka Street): “Seen from a Catafalque”
– exhibition of photographs by Maciej
Smogorzewski. Vernissage: 8:00 pm.
6:00 pm – 10:00 pm – World Academy of Art
(6 Brzeska St.): Exhibition of paintings by
Eugeniusz “Geno” Małkowski.
• M4 Gallery (Galeria M4, 68/3 Targowa St.):
Exhibition of paintings and photographs.
Tramwaje Warszawskie / Warsaw Trams
Praga Tram Depot
www.stanrzeczywisty.pl
Actual Condition creates an artistic zone on the
cultural map of Warsaw, dedicated to a direct
dialogue between artists and art consumers.
Their meetings take place within authentic
spaces of art studios and galleries.
Studios and galleries participating in the event:
• 12m/kw in Praga (11/9 Ząbkowska St., entrance
via a gate to the left): Joanna Świerczyńska
– oil paintings, drawings, monotypes.
• Klitka, Photographic Atelier (12 Ząbkowska
St.): “Christ from Abu Ghraib” – exhibition of
paintings by Mirosław Wolański and “Human
Portrait” – digital presentation of photographs
by Julita Delbar.
• Kubiccy Sculpture Studio (53/40 Radzymińska
St.): Exhibition of sculptures by Zofia and Jan
Kubicki.
• 23 Art Studio (12/23 Floriańska St., entryphone
no. 23): Exhibition of paintings by Edyta Dzierż
& Jacek Mirczak.
• Omnimodo Studio (10/26 Nieporęcka St.,
5th floor): “Faces of the Earth. This Earth”
HOURS: noon – 4:00 pm
www.tw.waw.pl
Noon – 4:00 pm – Listed Historic Tram Depot
(R2 Praga):
– exhibition of historic and modern stock,
– presentation of tram operating parts,
– pit tours (visitors will be given the chance
to take a look at a tram’s undercarriage),
– lifting a tram on a ramp,
– bus parade (start by the City Hall),
– games and competitions for children and
adults,
4:00 pm – Tram parade (finish at Mokotów
Tram Depot, where another part of the event
starts).
Organizers: Warsaw Trams and Association
of Public Transport Fans in Warsaw.
Warszawskie Muzeum Chleba
/ Warsaw Bread Museum
2 Jadowska St.
/ Fabryka Trzciny / Line D
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.warszawskie-muzeum-chleba.pl
The organizer invites visitors to take part in
tours of the museum, free of charge. There will
also be refreshments provided for guests (butter
crescent rolls).
The museum’s rich collection includes diplomas,
photographs, machines, devices, thematic
studies and books related with a baker’s
profession. There will also be an exhibition
presented, titled “From Grain to Loaf”. Moreover,
the night will also include many stories about
bakery throughout the years, told by the owner,
Marian Pozorek.
Muzeum Modniarstwa i Naparstków
Porthos / Portos Museum of Thimbles
and Millinery
24 Emilii Gierczak St.
/ Rembertów-AON
HOURS: 11:00 am – 8:00 pm
www.lapinede.pl
In the programme:
4:00 pm – Exhibitions:
• “Thimbles from All over the World” and “Hats
for the Poor and the Rich” – 66 years of Porthos.
• “Richard Porthos: Ireland – Photo-notebook”.
Paintings and graphic art by artists from van
Golik Gallery: Baker bakes, doctor heals,
murderer murders, painter paints, graphic artist
graphicizes.
5:00 pm – Fashion-related theatre play titled
“Comments of the Indecent Tom” – starring
Caphats, inspired by Rafael’ Akopdzhanian ‘s
drama of the same title.
In addition to the above:
• Guests will be invited to make purchases
at Porthos Salon, at special prices,
• Irish Coffee at Restauracja Carska,
• Live music (until 8:00 pm).
Józef Piłsudski Museum in Sulejówek
/ Józef Piłsudski Museum in Sulejówek
5 Oleandrów St.
/ Piłsudskiego Sq. / Line E
www.muzeumpilsudski.pl
Programme of this year’s edition:
• Presentation of Marshal Piłsudski’s original
furniture and art-pieces recovered after the
1970s.
• Tours of Milusin Manor House.
• Premiere of a documentary on the history
of furniture and works of art from Milusin
Manor House.
• Society for Pleasant and Not-Necessarily-Useful
Things – for the youngest visitors.
• Premiere of a film titled “Present Contemporary
Sulejówek to the Marshal”.
Akademia Sztuk Pięknych
/ The Academy of Fine Arts
and staircase). Presentation of video art works
by students from Studio 55.
5 Krakowskie Przedmieście
•“Drawings from Studio 64” – exhibition of
works by students from Prof. Ryszard Sekuła
and Dr. Łukasz Rudnicki’s studio (2nd floor).
/ Krakowskie Przedmieście / Traugutta
/ Zachęta / Line E
37/39 Wybrzeże Kościuszkowskie
(Academy’s building)
/ Centrum Nauki Kopernik
/ Zajęcza / Line K
2 Małachowskiego Sq.
(The Holy Trinity Church, basements)
/ Małachowskiego Sq.
/ Zachęta / Line E
6:00 pm – midnight – Facultuy of Graphic Arts:
• Exhibition and fair: works by students
(graphics, paintings, drawings, illustrations).
• Exhibition of works by Aleksandra Tubielewicz
at Studio 6.
• Workshops for children (ages 5 and older),
taught by Illustration Studio students (two groups:
6:00 pm – 7:30 pm and 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm).
• Film screenings and meetings at Studio 11
and Studio 19 (premiere screening: 7:00 pm).
www.asp.waw.pl
In the programme:
9:00 pm – midnight – Courtyard:
• Light mapping: Roch Forowicz and students.
• Sculpture exhibition: “Amnesia” – Sophie
Masłowska.
• Picturesque Hungarian kiln will be built by Dr.
Stanisław Brach and students from the Faculty of
Sculpture, Ceramics Studio.
• Exhibition of works created in Sculpture
Studio of the Faculty of Interior Design; adjunct
professor Antoni Grabowski, adjunct professor
Krzysztof Franciszek and students.
• Poster Exhibition.
7:00 pm – midnight – Faculty of Painting:
• Exhibition of works by students from the
Faculty of Painting, Dr. Jakub Łęcki’s Sculpture
Studio (entrance via courtyard).
• “Borderline” – exhibition of works by students
from Prof. Czesław Radzki’s Drawing Studio
(staircase).
•“Body” – exhibition of works by students from
Prof. Paweł Bołtryk’s Drawing Studio (1st floor
7:00 pm – midnight – Salon Akademii Gallery
(entrance in Traugutta St.):
• “What Sense Does Fashion Department Make
in Warsaw? What Sense Does Warsaw Fashion
Department Make in Fashion?” – exhibition of
works by students from the Faculty of Design.
The exhibition will be dedicated to the newest
Department of the Academy of Fine Arts in
Warsaw. It will pose a question about the
presence of fashion within institutional art
circulation market.
On The Long Night of Museums, we invite
everybody to participate in projects prepared
specially for this occasion. Within the exhibition
space, there will be a pop-up photo studio
located, to be overtaken for the night by editors
of one of the most famous fashion magazines
in the world, “Harper’s Bazaar”. Photographers,
stylists, models, artists, designers and editors will
all work together to create a new cover of the
commercial magazine, reflecting the context of
questions mentioned above, and with the use of
objects showcased within the exhibition. Visitors
will be invited to participate in special journalistic
workshops taught throughout the night by the
best Polish journalists and publicists from the
world of fashion. Moreover, we also invite guests
to enjoy special guided tours of the exhibition,
with the participation of its authors an guests
from the world of art and fashion.
4:00 pm – midnight – Turbo Gallery
(entrance via courtyard; basements of the Faculty
of Graphic Arts):
Turbo is a common space for actions and
exhibitions. On this evening, the Academy of Fine
Arts invites students and friends to bring their
works which they have never shown to anybody,
but also to create new pieces, within this open
students’ space.Curators of the project: Marta
Kachniarz, Julia Golachowska.
7:00 pm – midnight – Eufemia CLUB
(The Czapski – Raczyński Palace, basements)
• “This Is Not The Right Way” – exhibition of
works by students of the Faculty of Painting.
Opening at 8:00 pm.
Courtyard by Pasaż Niżyńskiego:
• “Rapprochement” – multimedia presentation
Justyna Bielecka, Karolina Mikołajczuk, Filip
Kowalski.
7:00 pm – midnight – 37/39 Wybrzeże
Kościuszkowskie St.:
• New, modern building... and inside – art and
art history, theory and praxis. New inspirations
and attractions. Space where things happen,
beautifully overlooking the River Vistula.
Organizers: Faculty of Visual Culture
Management, Faculty of Sculpture and Faculty
of Stage Design.
7:00 pm – 11:00 pm – Lutheranum – The Holy
Trinity Church, basements (2 Małachowskiego Sq.):
• “Timbre – Three Voices – One Place” –
exhibition of works by doctoral candidates from
the Faculty of Painting: Karolina Lizurej, Anna
Krzemińska, Agnieszka Żak. Opening at 7:00 pm.
Events held in the courtyard
(Krakowskie Przedmieście) and in Wybrzeże
Kościuszkowskie St. are available for
people with disabilities.
Akademickie Radio Kampus
/ Kampus Radio
2/4 Bednarska St. and 3 Krakowskie
Przedmieście (mobile studio)
/ Rynek Mariensztacki
/ Mariensztat / Line E
HOURS: 8:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.radiokampus.waw.pl
Hello, Warsaw!
Come by our studio in Powiśle, where a special
programme and live music will be awaiting
you. With our help, you will record a radio
announcement; you will also be given the
chance to take a tour of the studio and learn
about techniques of creating radio shows. Do
keep your eyes peeled for our mobile studio at
3 Krakowskie Przedmieście, vis-à-vis the main
gate of the University of Warsaw. We will report,
invite and dance. There will also be several noble
DJ collectives playing live, such as, e.g., Green
Jesus.
Come to our studio and look for us in Krakowskie
Przedmieście.
Ambasada Włoch / Italian Embassy
6 Dąbrowskiego Sq.
/ Świętokrzyska metro station
/ Line B, D, E, F, G, J, K
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
www.ambvarsavia.esteri.it
The Embassy of Italy and the Italian Cultural
Institute invite Varsovians to visit The Szlenkier
Palace, which has been its seat since 1919.
Guests will be given the chance to see
ceremonial halls, The Ambassador’s office
and the Embassy’s internal courtyard.
Guided tours of 20, every 20 minutes.
At 7:00 pm and 8:00 pm the tours
will be conducted in English.
Archiwum Główne Akt Dawnych
/ Central Archives of Historical Records
in Warsaw
7 Długa St.
/ Krasińskich Sq.
/ Krasińskich Sq. / Line E
www.agad.archiwa.gov.pl
“Social Consequences of the Great War
1914–1918”
Exhibition of wall charts and original documents
covering various dimensions of wartime social
life; multimedia presentation (photographs,
postcards); reconstructors.
Barbakan / Barbican
Nowomiejska St.
/ Krasińskich Sq.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.mhw.pl
“Walls in Defence” / Metamorphoses
Have you ever, even one time, sat with a girl on
the Barbican wall at night? Maybe (even worse)
you played the guitar for her? It is a short story
of what Varsovians really use historic objects
for. The organizer will show how the role of
Warsaw’s ramparts changed in relation with
their practical use.
Bazylika św. Krzyża
/ Holy Cross Church
/ Krakowskie Przedmieście
(Kopernik statue)
/ Nowy Świat / Line K
www.swkrzyz.pl
Biblioteka Publiczna m.st. Warszawy
– Biblioteka Główna Województwa
Mazowieckiego / Public Library
in Koszykowa Street
• “Big Blue” – sapphire, azure, cornflower blue,
aerugo, ultramarine, lapis lazuli, royal blue,
Parisian blue, Prussian blue... – Presentation
of original prints and drawings (Prints Cabinet).
26/28 Koszykowa St.
• “Between Fact and Fantasy” – historic books
from the 15th to 18th century – presentation
commemorating the 600th birth anniversary
of Jan Długosz (Old Prints Cabinet),
/ Konstytucji Sq.
/ Konstytucji Sq. / Line B
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 11:00 pm
www.koszykowa.pl
In the programme:
7:00 pm – “Cello and its secrets” – concert,
addressed most of all to children and their
parents. Music performed by Anna Kuczok’s
students – children and adults playing the cello
for pleasure. On 16th May, we will listen to cello
ensembles who will present an international
repertoire and make-up. Duration: ca. 45
minutes.
10:00 pm – Organ and chamber music concert.
Music performed by students of the Fryderyk
Chopin University of Music.
Belweder / Belvedere
54/56 Belwederska St.
/ Na Rozdrożu Sq.
/ Łazienki Królewskie / Line J
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
Visitors to Belweder will be given the chance to
enter The Pompeian Hall, The Marble Hall, The
Mirror Hall, Marshal Józef Piłsudski’s Cabinet,
The War Order of Virtuti Militari Cabinet.
Please note: visitors will be asked
to present an ID with a photo.
No dangerous objects, large bags,
backpacks allowed inside the building.
The Long Night of Museums will be the
first chance to visit freshly redecorated and
redesigned interiors of the Main Library of the
Capital City of Warsaw in Koszykowa Street.
6:00 pm – 11:00 pm – New reading rooms,
under a glass roof, will be presented by guides
on an hourly basis, from.
There will be a Fairy Tale Evening organized
specially for the youngest night owls.
Biblioteka Uniwersytecka
w Warszawie (BUW)
/ The University of Warsaw Library
56/66 Dobra St.
• “Imago Terrae Sanctae – Presentations of the
Holy Land; Historic Narratives and Symbolism in
Maps from the 16th – 18th Century” (Cartographic
Collection Cabinet),
• “Iconography of Musical Instruments (and
Automatic Machines) in Old Prints From the
16th – 18th Century” (Music Collection Cabinet).
Exhibitions:
•“Borderland, Borderland” in the collection
of the Social Life Documentation Cabinet
– exhibition on the 30th anniversary of the
foundation of the Social Life Documentation
Cabinet at The University of Warsaw Library
(beneath the great skylight, 2nd floor),
• “City-Library” – exhibition of drawings, graphic
art and artistic books by Professor Joanna
Wiszniewska-Domańska. Guided tours of the
exhibition (led by the artist) at 7:30 pm and
8:30 (foyer in front of the Manuscript Cabinet,
3rd floor).
Tours:
/ Lipowa / Dobra
/ Biblioteka Uniwersytecka / Line K
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.buw.uw.edu.pl
In the programme:
Presentations:
• “Maria Dąbrowska – In Memoriam”: diaries,
manuscripts and photographs from the legacy
of Maria Dąbrowska, representing her life and
creative activity; the exhibition was created
for the 50th anniversary of the writer’s death
(Manuscript Cabinet),
• Tours of the Japanese Traditional Tea Pavilion,
Chashitsu Kaian (2nd floor).
Groups of 10, start at 7:30 pm,
8:30 pm, 9:30 pm, 10:30 pm and 11:30 pm.
Please sign up by the main entrance,
starting 7:00 pm.
Budynek PAST-y / PAST Building
39 Zielna St.
SPOTKANIE
www.fundacja-ppp.pl
The Polish Underground State Foundation invites
for a meeting with cavalry captain Henryk
Leliwa-Roycewicz, who was the commander
of Kliński battalion during the Warsaw Rising.
Together with other insurgent groups, Kiliński
achieved the impossible: they seized
a stronghold in the centre of Warsaw!
Budynek PAST-y / PAST Building
39 Zielna St. (11th floor, BOOM rooms,
Heba Berba restaurant, Viewing Terrace)
www.boom.com.pl
Exhibition “Blues Crossroads” – presentation
of photographs by Zbyszek Jędrzejczyk, founder
of Blues Time group.
Exhibition has accompanied numerous
prestigious blues festivals, such as “Jesień
z Bluesem” in Białystok, “Lep Na Bluesa”
in Józefów and “Bluestracje” in Chorzów.
• Blues Time + guests – live at Heba Berba
restaurant.
Blues Time are: Jacek Karpowicz – harmonica,
Włodek Tyl – keyboards, Zbyszek Jędrzejczyk
– acoustic guitar, vocals, Piotr Głudkowski
– bass, Jacek Alka – percussion.
Blues Time continue traditions of a group
founded years ago by Tomek Bielecki, Blues 66.
The current line-up was formed in 2010. They
are a group of friends, regulars at the legendary
Fregata restaurant/club/bar in Saska Kępa; one
day, they brought their music instruments along
and started to play live there.
Bułgarski Instytut Kultury
/ Bulgarian Cultural Institute
33/35 Ujazdowskie Av.
/ Trzech Krzyży Sq.
/ Piękna / Line J
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.bikpolska.pl
In the programme:
• “Bulgarian Icons and Renaissance Graphic Art”
– exhibition of works owned by Maslarski Gallery
in Samokov.
• “Bulgarian Comic Art” – national exhibition.
This unique exhibition showcases Bulgarian
comic art, little-known in Poland (small hall
of the).
Centrum Interpretacji Zabytku / Centre
for Interpretation of Historic Buildings
11/13 Brzozowa St.
/ Krasińskich Sq.
/ Kapitulna / Line E
/ Stare Miasto / Line G
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.ciz.muzeumwarszawy.pl
“Pride and Prejudice – the Paradox of The Old
Town” / Emotions
What should we be proud of? What don’t we
value enough in ourselves? The answer is
hidden in the story of the reconstruction of The
Old Town. Come and find out why exactly it was
included on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
• Ethno-Jazz at the Gallery of the Bulgarian
Cultural Institute.
Centrum Kultury Ambasady Republiki
Korei / Korean Cultural Centre
Music from Theodosii Spassov’s album titled
“Balkan Horses Band”, as well as ethno-jazz
festival in Bansko, 2006.
8 Kruczkowskiego St.
Theodosii Spassov is a European star of ethnic
music and ethno-jazz; musician, composer
and instrumentalist, who has achieved an
extraordinary standard of mastery in terms
of playing the kavala – archaic wind instrument
resembling the flute. Hailing from Bulgaria,
Theodosii Spassov has created his own music
style, which blends traditional Balkan music
with elements of jazz improvisation.
/ Kruczkowskiego (przy PKP Powiśle)
/ PKP Powiśle
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 1:30 am
www.pl.korean-culture.org
Programme:
6:00 pm – Beginning of The Long Night of
Museums at the Centre.
• “Pauline Viardot – L’ésprit de la diva”
– pre-recorded theatre play about the life
of Pauline Viadrot – talented opera singer
and composer, well-known in Poland.
6:05 pm – Lecture on Korean literature.
Dir. Mariy Rossen; With: Ina Kancheva, Elena
Atanassova, Ludmil Angelov.
Workshops:
7:00 pm – Traditional Korean music – concert.
8:00 pm – Calligraphy show by a Byungoh Monk.
– mask painting (participants will paint traditional
Korean masks by themselves),
– xylography (guests will be given the chance
to create a traditional Korean xylograph),
– calligraphy (participants will get their names
written in Korean (Hangul alphabet),
– Hanbok (guests will be invited to try traditional
Korean Hanbok on; children’s and adult sizes
available).
11:30 pm – 1:30 am – Screening of a Korean film.
Centrum Myśli Jana Pawła II
/ Centre for Thought of JP II
11 Foksal St. (III floor, no. 30)
/ Nowy Świat / Foksal
/ Muzeum Narodowe / Line D
www.centrumjp2.pl
www.1pietro.pl
Karol’s Birthday: Hiking with Wojtyła
The time of The Long Night of Museums is for
us most of all about celebrating the birthday of
Karol Wojtyła, our Patron. This year, just like in
previous years, we invite everybody to celebrate
this joyful event together.
It has become a tradition that every year we
choose a different theme for the event. Last year,
we turned to folk traditions, while this time, we
will be celebrating like tourists on a trail in the
Beskid Mountains.
For the day, 1Piętro (meeting place for the
Centre for Thought of JP II) will turn into
a mountain hostel.
All those who join us at 1Piętro this evening will
be given the chance to, e.g., learn from our guest
about how trekking looked like back in the day,
watch black-and-white slides presented with the
use of a projector, watch a film titled In Uncle’s
Footsteps (in Polish), sing songs from Połoninas
and the Beskid Mountains, and participate in
workshops, to get acquainted with the ins and
outs of topography. There will also be something
prepared the the youngest tourists. And we
won’t do without apple pie and a cup of hot
cocoa.
Centrum Nauki Kopernik
/ The Copernicus Science Centre
20 Wybrzeże Kościuszkowskie St.
HOURS: 8:00 pm – 2:00 am
/ last addmision at 1 am
www.kopernik.org.pl
Flying fish, elusive moments captured in the lens
of a quick-fire camera and chemiluminescence
– The Long Night of Museums at the Copernicus
Science Centre will be winged and bright.
Guests will be invited to visit all of the Centre’s
galleries, watch a temporary exhibition titled
“Microworld”, spend time in an experimental
space, in laboratories and at the Heavens of
Copernicus Planetarium. There will also be
attractions awaiting visitors in front of the
Centre.
The Heavens of Copernicus Planetarium
will be available from 8:30 pm to 0:30 am.
Presentations will take place every half an
hour.
Free entrance tickets will be distributed
at the Planetarium’s box office on the day
of the event, from 10:00 am.
Centrum Sztuki Współczesnej Zamek
Ujazdowski / Centre for Contemporary
Art Ujazdowski Castle
2 Jazdów St.
/ Na Rozdrożu Sq.
/ Na Rozdrożu Sq. / Line J
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.csw.art.pl
Exhibitions:
• Piotr Bosacki: “The Issue Is Being Dealt With”.
• “What is Social? Ujazdowski Castle’s activity in
Public Space” (1988–2014)”.
• Bank Pekao PROJECT ROOM.
• Museum of the Castle and Military Hospital
in Ujazdów.
8:00 pm – Special programme:
• Active guided tours of Piotr Bosacki’s exhibition
titled The Issue Is Being Dealt With, prepared
by animators from the Educational Division of
the Centre.
Meet-up in the main lobby.
9:30 pm – MonofypeFest 2 Zone: After Party.
(Courtyard of the Centre for Contemporary Art
Ujazdowski Castle).
Centrum Ukraiński Świat
/ Ukrainian World
63 Nowy Świat St.
Dom Artysty Plastyka
/ Graphic Artist’s House
Dom Książki MDM
/ Dom Książki MDM Bookshop
11a Mazowiecka St.
34/50 Koszykowa St.
/ Powstańców Warszawy Sq.
/ Zachęta / Line E
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.owzpap.pl
In the programme:
• DAP Gallery: “Personalities” – exhibition of
works by members of Painting Section.
• Lufcik Gallery: “Siekierezada” – Bogusław
Lustyk, Jan Kucz, Stanisław Wieczorek.
• 022 Gallery: “The Anatomy of Change ”
– Kama Jackowska.
• Meeting with Alina and Jacek Łęski, authors
of the book “To Fall in Love with Ukraine”.
• Marta Dobosz’s “Songs with the Guitar”
– concert.
• Exhibition dedicated to the events
in Maidan 2013/2014.
• Presentation of Cossack martial art:
“Combat Hopak”.
• Live performance by Kayna choir.
4:00 pm – 11:00 pm – In the programme:
• Architectonic Heritage of Socialist Realism
in Warsaw and Berlin MDM/KMA.
– open studio,
• Creative workshops for big and small with
Dom Książki MDM.
– workshops: woven jewellery,
In the programme:
This year, Dom Książki MDM bookshop takes
part in The Long Night of Museums for the first
time. The reactivated bookshop in Koszykowa
Street invites visitors, with relation to the 65th
anniversary of Dom Książki’s activity.
• Pracownia Doświadczalna Tkactwa
Artystycznego:
– exhibition: artistic fabrics,
/ Nowy Świat-Uniwersytet metro station
www.odfoundation.eu
/ Konstytucji Sq.
HOURS: 4:00 pm – 11:00 pm
www.dom-ksiazki.pl
– for children: paper cross-weaves,
– weaving lesson.
Dom Aukcyjny Artissima
/ Artissima Auction House
39 Zielna St. (PAST building)
www.artissima.pl
“Art déco and more” – exhibition of mid-war
paintings and artistic craftsmanship from private
collections.
• Exhibition of books on popular science and
professional business; competition with prizes
(1 book on popular science and 1 book on
professional business).
• In search of MDM – location-based game and
an MDM-related quiz (with a surprise prize).
7:00 pm – 8:30 pm – Meeting with
preservationist Maria Wojtysiak: history of
MDM – architecture and historic buildings,
presentation of the bookshop and tour of the
premises; trivia related with the 65th anniversary
of MDM Dom Książki.
9:00 pm – 10:30 pm – Meeting with historian/
varsavianist, Krzysztof Mordyński. Discussion
and story of the first post-war bookshops in the
vicinity of MDM.
In addition to the above, there will be
photographs, films and film chronicles presented.
There will also be exhibitions and competitions
organized, along with other attractions and
numerous surprises for visitors.
Please note that only the ground floor is
available for people with disabilities (no lift).
Dom Kultury Śródmieście
/ Śródmieście Community Centre
Dom Literatury
/ House of Literature
Dom Spotkań z Historią
/ History Meeting House
87/89 Krakowskie Przedmieście
20 Karowa St.
9 Smolna St.
/ Rondo de Gaulle’a
www.dks.art.pl
/ Miodowa / Kapucyńska
HOURS: 6:00 till the break of dawn
www.sppwarszawa.pl
In the programme:
In the programme:
• Exhibition “War in Colour” – how to depict
the history of photography in a faithful way.
• One Poem Competition.
Dom Kultury Śródmieście will present an
exhibition of photographs by Wiktor / Korsun
duo, who talk about wartime historic episodes
from various epochs.
The photographs’ quality and high energy
level were possible to achieve thanks to
a close collaboration with professional historical
reenactment groups. Thanks to their truthful
recreation of clothing, equipment and various
details from different epochs, the history
depicted in these photographs seems more
relatable and tangible in viewers’ perception.
• Prelections.
• Presentation of archives of the one-time
Association of Polish Men of Letters (ZLP).
• Room in which Hanna Ożogowska used
to live in.
• Showcase presenting the most interesting
souvenirs of members of the Association
of Polish Writers (SPP).
• Exhibition of books autographed by authors,
donated to the library of the House of Literature.
• Presentation of a cabinet used by one-time
Presidents of the Association, e.g. Jan
Józef Szczepański, Janusz Krasiński, Janusz
Odrowąż-Pieniążek, in which years ago Jarosław
Iwaszkiewicz used to work as well.
During the exhibition, there will be special
prelections taking place, which will allow visitors
to get acquainted with, inter alia, ways in which
an idea and a simple sketch may turn into a final
cover of a magazine or photographs showcased
at an exhibition.
• Literature Reading Marathon (great room,
1st floor). Supervision: Anna Nasiłowska,
Magdalena Wleklik.
• Presentation.
6:00 pm – Slides
GRF Bemowo historical reenactment group
will add splendour to the event by presenting
uniforms and weapon used by various military
formations.
7:00 pm – 8:00 pm – Reading.
• “Locale: Warsaw” – portraits by Katarzyna
Betlińska.
8:00 pm – 9:00 pm – Slides.
9:00 pm – 10:00 pm – Reading of works by
Creative Writing Course participants, organized
by the Institute of Literary Research of the Polish
Academy of Sciences.
/ Krakowskie Przedmieście / Trębacka
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.dsh.waw.pl
“Spiritual Spaces” – exhibition within the
8th Warsaw Festival of Art Photography
[WFFA 2015].
The Long Night of Museums is a journey through
wasteland places hidden from the world, and
forgotten by the world. Poland is a country
located in the very heart of Europe, between the
Catholic-Evangelical west and the Orthodox east.
The country’s changing borders made people of
various ethnic and religious backgrounds become
its inhabitants. Their descendants still live among
us, let us get to know them!
By means of photography, authors invited to
participate in the exhibition analyze the lasting
of what previous generations established as
a moral canon, and set of rules which bound
them and formed their community. They also
note, however, how adherents of various
religions react to importunate materiality. The
photographs present lives of Catholics, members
of the Orthodox Church, Jews, Old Believers and
Muslims.
Authors of photographs: Mateusz Baj, Mirosława
Gmaj, Alicja Ignaciuk, Monika Krzyszkowska,
Jakub Ochnio, Katarzyna Pawlica, Tadeusz
Żaczek.
Dom Ukraiński / Ukrainian House
1 Zamenhofa St.
/ Andersa / Anielewicza
/ Nalewki – Muzeum / Line A, F
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
www.naszwybor.org.pl
New venue on the map of Warsaw. Our Choice
Foundation invites to a meeting with Ukrainian
culture at the Ukrainian House in Warsaw! The
organizer offers workshops dedicated to creating
motankas – traditional Ukrainian dolls made of
straw and fabric. There will be also an exhibition
organized, showcasing traditional Ukrainian
handicraft. Ukrainian cuisine will be presented
by members of the Ukrainian Women’s Club.
The organizers will keep the youngest ones in
mind, too; on The Long Night of Museums, they
will be invited to take part in a project titled
“Get to Know Your Neighbour”. The programme
will include educational games, dance/singing
presentation and art workshops.
Dowództwo Garnizonu Warszawa
/ Warsaw Garrison Headquarters
4 Piłsudskiego Sq.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.dgw.wp.mil.pl
In the programme:
7:00 pm – Tours of Hall of Traditions at the
Headquarters.
Military band concerts:
7:00 pm – 7:30 pm – Concert and military
parade by the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
8:00 pm – 8:40 pm and 9:00 pm – 9:40 pm
– Concerts on a stage by the Warsaw Garrison
Headquarters.
7:30 pm – Honour Guard of the Polish Army
– military parade.
• Presentations prepared by a historical
reenactment group from Citadel Historic
Association.
• Historic vehicles – exhibition.
• Promotional stands presenting units of
the Warsaw Garrison Headquarters and
upper-secondary uniformed vocational schools;
presentation of Polish Post’s philatelic collection.
Elizeum
(Rydz-Śmigły Park, Książęca St./Krucza St.)
/ Książęca / Rozbrat
/ Książęca
www.zabytki.um.warszawa.pl
Elizeum is an underground brick rotunda located
inside the slope of Skarpa Wiślana. It was built
1776–1778 for Kazimierz Poniatowski, brother of
King Stanisław August, according to a project by
Szymon Bogumił Zug. The object was a unique,
internationally famous, underground reception
room of the Prince. After its short-lasting heyday,
Elizeum fell into oblivion. At present, the object
is semi-ruined and is not available for visitors.
The Long Night of Museums is one of few
chances there are for people to visit this object.
Organizers: Zarząd Terenów Publicznych,
Biuro Stołecznego Konserwatora Zabytków.
Fotoplastikon Warszawski
/ Warsaw Fotoplastikon
51 Jerozolimskie Av.
”Warsaw – as seen by Gentlemen S. Stereoscopic
Portrait of the Capital City in the 1950s, in
Photographs by Z.Szczypla, Z.Siemaszko and
L.Sempoliński”
Moving exhibition presenting Warsaw in the
1950s – the hard post-war years.
Fundacja Atelier / Atelier Foundation
11 Foksal St.
/ Muzeum Narodowe
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.atelier.org.pl
Zamkowy Sq.
www.epokiwarszawy.pl
Warsaw’s Epochs
The exhibition is a photographic-costume project
presenting 15 epochs from the history of the city
(from Baroque to the 1980s), through the prism
of the history of fashion.
Patrons: President of the Capital City of Warsaw,
Royal Łazienki, The Royal Castle
In the programme:
• Exhibition of graphic works by Karolina
Urbańska, Atelier Foundation’s student
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm – Eco-designer workshops
for children and youth.
• “Kantor Forever Alive” – artistic action.
• Screenings of animated films.
• Exhibition of stage design projects.
• “Mountains” – exhibition of works
by Teresa Starzec.
• Presentation of art pieces from Atelier
Foundation’s collection.
• Exhibition of works by artists collaborating
with Atelier Foundation.
• Exhibition of works by Atelier Foundation’s
students.
• Open workshops (sculpture, graphic, drawing).
• Tours of art studios.
• Exhibition of works by Maryla Weiss.
/ Jerozolimskie Av. / Marszałkowska
/ Centrum
www.fotoplastikonwarszawski.pl
Fundacja Epoki Warszawy
/ Warsaw’s Epochs Foundation
• Presentation of a collection titled “Number”.
Fundacja Ocalenie / Ocalenie Foundation
24/1 Koszykowa St.
/ Konstytucji Sq.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
www.fundacjaocalenie.org.pl
During The Long Night of Museums at Ocalenie
Foundation, guests will be given the chance
to participate in language classes introducing
them to languages spoken by employees of
the foundation (Arabic, Ukrainian, Uzbek), try
traditional outfits on, taste oriental dishes and
participate in dance classes.
Moreover, throughout the evening, Multicultural
Living Library will be open, with Living books
from 4 different cultural circles.
All those who don’t speak Polish and/or wish
to practice their English, will be invited to play
Mafia in English.
Fundacja Orimari / Orimari Foundation
Aleje Jerozolimskie 51
/ Al. Jerozolimskie / Marszałkowska
/ Centrum
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
Orimari Foundation invites to a permanent
exhibition of works by Bolesław Biegas.
Show-pieces come from a private collection and
will be presented to the public throughout The
Long Night of Museums 2015.
In the programme:
– exhibition – paintings and sculptures
by the artist,
– cold drinks and sweet surprises for children,
– themed gadgets.
The venue is suitable for people with
disabilities, but please note that if such
assistance is needed, you are kindly asked
to contact Orimari Foundation in advance.
Fundacja Schorra
/ The Prof. Moses Schorr Foundation
Grzybowski Sq. (in front of the Jewish
Theater)
/ Grzybowski Sq.
/ Grzybowski Sq. / Line E, G
www.schorr.edu.pl
Film screening: “Res Sacra Miser – History of the
Warsaw Charitable Society”. The film presents
the 200 years of the organization’s activity. The
Warsaw Charitable Society became a role model
for other institutions, in terms of bringing help
to those in need, regardless of their religion.
Fundacja Świat bez Wandalizmów
/ Świat bez Wandalizmów Foundation
Defilad Sq. and 27 Woronicza St.
/ Defilad Sq.
/ Defilad Sq.
/ Line A, B, D, E, F, G, J, K
/ Woronicza / Line M
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 2:00 am
www.swiatbezwandalizmow.org
Building a World without Vandalism – creative
and educational workshops.
We work towards lowering tolerance for
vandalism. Education through fun and personal
experience.
We invite visitors to take a creative attempt at
leaving their mark on a wall, as long as they
agree to make the effort and erase the damage
they do. We provide a practical presentation
of just how fast façades of buildings and public
transport vehicles may be ruined, and how
difficult it is to restore them.
With the use of a construction presenting
typically urban surfaces, and available tools and
equipment, we will present methods of erasing
scribble from spots most prone to devastation.
Moreover, we also wish to make people realize
that it is not only a time-consuming process but
also a very costly one. Participants will learn
how much we all pay for mindless actions of
perpetrators and social passivity in the face
of such actions as urban vandalisms.
Gabinet Prezydenta m.st. Warszawa
/ Office of the Mayor of the Capital City
of Warsaw
3/5 Bankowy Sq.
/ Bankowy Sq.
/ Bankowy Sq. / Line F, G
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.um.warszawa.pl
Visit the office of the Mayor of the Capital City
of Warsaw and learn interesting details at the
very place where the most important decisions
regarding our city are made. Sit behind the
Mayor’s desk.
Galeria 101 Projekt / 101 Projekt Gallery
53 Nowy Świat St. (no. 119–120)
/ Nowy Świat / Warecka
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.101projekt.pl
“Discovering Wonderland” – Czesław
Czapliński (photographer), Alicja Domańska
(painter).
“I decided to collaborate with painter Alicja
Domańska from the very beginning. I created
a series of her nudes, which I then printed out
on canvas and sent to her studio. She spent
several months thinking, and finally started to
paint on those. Extraordinary effect produced
by interpenetrations of real and abstract images,
black-and-white vs. colourful, delicate vs. fierce...
leaving much to the viewer’s imagination”.
Czesław Czapliński, New York, February 2015
“In my art, I refer to the theory of emotions,
I am fascinated by the brain; emotional
processes are closely related with the functioning
of the nervous system. (…) Ecstatic function
of jazz stems from the religious character of
West African ritual dances, all this is based on
emotions and improvisation, energy is created
– and energy is the essence, the universe.
It is us who decide what kind of energy goes
around, we ourselves programme our ego, and
– paradoxically – the most difficult thing is to
stop, be here and now, experience paintings
or other forms of art”.
Alicja Domańska, Warsaw, February 2015
Galeria 8 Plus & Idkart
/ 8 Plus & Idkart Gallery
8 Sapieżyńska St. (entryphone no. 106)
/ Muranowska / Andersa
/ Muranowska / Konwiktorska
/ Line E
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.irminadkart.eu
8 Plus & Idkart Gallery invite to an interactive
event titled “I too can create!” – creating
paintings by children and adults together.
During the meeting, participants will paint two
canvases, 120x120 cm each, while getting
acquainted with various artistic techniques.
Throughout the evening, each of the partakers
will be invited to paint a fragment of a canvas,
thus becoming one of its creators. The paintings
will then be donated to charity – of the Gallery’s
choice.
Galeria Apteka Sztuki
/ Apteka Sztuki Gallery
3/5 Wyzwolenia Av.
/ Na Rozdrożu Sq.
HOURS: 3:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.aptekasztuki.eu
“Topos – Sources of Meanings” – Exhibition
of paintings by Marcin Szymielewicz.
Marcin Szymielewicz creates sensational
drawings, brimming with spiritual aura.
Fascinated by the unique structure of paper,
he subjects its tissue to multiple processes,
with masterful virtuosity. By doing so, he creates
projects filled with mystical light and space.
The exhibition titled “Topos – Sources of
Meanings”, presented at Apteka Sztuki Gallery,
refers to the artist’s inspirations drawn from the
(broadly defined) world of architecture. This time,
the creator approaches the subject in a slightly
different way than it has been the case with
his hitherto works.
Galeria aTak / aTAK Gallery
/ Zachęta / Line E
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.atak.art.pl
“Please Do Not Shoot” – exhibition of works
by Bogusław Bachorczyk (2009–2014).
Bogusław Bachorczyk (b. 1969) – painter,
bricoleur, sculptor, photographer, filmmaker
– he created an excellent series of paintings titled
“Heroes”, inspired by war. Each of the paintings
is dedicated to an outstanding individual, forced
to face the hostile world. These dedications
are encrypted in the titles. As the subject of
war and militaria (reworked in a peculiar way)
has fascinated the artist for a long time, the
presentation of his most recent paintings will
be expanded, with some of his carefully selected
earlier paintings and photographs added to the
list of showcased works (many of those have
never been publicly shown before).
The title of the exhibition is a citation from the
period of “strange war” (“drôle de guerre”), at
the beginning of WW II. “Please do not shoot
– We are not shooting” was a slogan French
soldiers were known for, unwilling to take part
in the war. By repeating “Please Do Not Shoot”
in the title of the exhibition, we emphasize
the value of anti-war, pacifist and individualist
beliefs, which oftentimes put an individual in
conflict with socially accepted norms and goals.
“Three Colours” – exhibition of works by
Delfina Krasicka (fabrics), Zbigniew Nowosadzki
(paintings) and Anna Alicja Trochim (paintings).
Along with painting works and sketchbook
drawings, the exhibition will also feature
dramatic, expressive photographs from a series
titled “Nothing New in the West”, documenting
a project created by the artist in his studio,
as well as photographs from a series entitled
“Morning in Entrenchments”, which presents
the way in which the artist plays with a historic
issue.
Galeria Bardzo Biała / Bardzo Biała Gallery
Retrospective exhibition of works by Stefan
Gierowski, on the 90th anniversary of the artist’s
birth. Presented works come from Wojciech
Fibak’s collection and private collections.
61 Wspólna St. (no. 107)
/ Al. Jerozolimskie / Emilii Plater
/ Hoża / Line B
www.galeriabardzobiala.pl
Paintings / Installations – Ewa Prończuk-Kuziak
and Katarzyna Artymowska
The artists will showcase works which represent
their interpenetration of various fields of art,
from painting to spatial collages and fashion.
They maintain balance between abstraction and
reality, order and vibrations. Their creative output
is characterized by a composition of multiple
matters and the spacious feel of colour. They aim
to express themselves in the world of mysterious
gardens, poetry and emotions.
Galeria Delfiny / Delfina Gallery
10/2 Smulikowskiego St.
/ Tamka / Kruczkowskiego
/ Topiel / Line K
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.galeriadelfiny.eu
Galeria Fibak / Fibak Gallery
/ Zachęta / Line E
HOURS: 8:00 pm – 2:00 am
www.galeriafibak.info.pl
Galeria Foksal / Foksal Gallery
1/4 Foksal St.
HOUR: 9:00 pm
www.galeriafoksal.pl
Foksal Gallery invites to a screening of a film
directed by Antoni Bohodziewicz, titled “Lucky
Wellingtons” (1958).
It is a fantastical comedy based on a fairy-tale by
Hans Christian Andersen. The story is embedded
in the reality of Cracow of the 1950s. Among the
highlights of the film, we may mention dialogues
by Sławomir Mrożek and an excellent cast. The
film features also several cameos by excellent
Polish creators, such as Jerzy Grotowski, Piotr
Skrzynecki and Tadeusz Kantor. And since 2015
was announced The Year of Tadeusz Kantor, the
organizer invites visitors to the screening, which
is an interesting way of presenting the artist.
Beginning: 9:00 pm, run time: 1h 44min.
Partner of the screening: TOR Film Studio.
Limited seating.
Galeria Freta 22 / Freta 22 Gallery
20/24 Freta St.
/ Rynek Nowego Miasta
www.freta22.pl
Exhibition “Fairylike Spaces and Their
Inhabitants”.
Galeria Grafiki i Plakatu
/ Graphic Art and Poster Gallery
40 Hoża St.
/ Krucza / Wspólna
/ Hoża / Line B
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm
www.galeriagrafikiiplakatu.pl
“Return of Deities” – exhibition of drawings
and silk-screen prints by Jonasz Koperkiewicz.
“Primal hunter-gatherer cultures perceived
animals as deities and forefathers of the human
kind. Their strength, agility and cunning evoked
fear and admiration. In my works, I try to refer
to that prehistoric cult. Portraits of animals,
combined with human hands, create a new value
– they may evoke distant associations with the
culture of ancient Egypt or Babylon, but they are
based in contemporary times. To these primeval
idols, human emotions are attributed. Currently,
the mass culture promotes the cult of the body
and, propelling the circle of consumption,
creates false idols and erects shrines for vanity.
By creating these drawings, I am trying to
emphasize the way in which our civilisation
has turned its back at mysticism and mystery,
divesting life of depth.” Jonasz Koperkiewicz
Galeria Jabłkowskich
/ Jabłkowskich Gallery
21 Chmielna St.
/ Krucza / Bracka
/ Krucza / Line D, J
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.fotomiastikon.pl
Warsaw Local Dialect Association and Jabłkowski
Brothers Department Store invite to The Long
Night of Museums: “Warsaw Is Cool!”.
In the programme:
8:00 pm – “Gangsters and Philanthropists”
– film screening (in Polish), within an open-air
cinema project Kino pod Minogą.
9:30 pm – Workshops: Warsaw dialect.
10:30 pm – Concert “Koncert w klymacie” and
exhibition opening: “Warsaw is cool!”, within
Fotomiastikon.
Galeria Kordegarda
/ Kordegarda Gallery
HOURS: 8:30 pm
www.kordegarda.org
8:30 pm and 10:00 pm – Film screenings.
“Suite” – documentary presenting never-before-published photographs portraying everyday life
of John Paul II.
Please note: to reserve a free entrance
pass (obligatory), please contact the organizer
at: [email protected].
Galeria Le Guern / Le Guern Gallery
8 Widok St.
/ Krucza / Bracka
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.leguern.pl
The exhibition presents a study of the space of
Tomasz Ciecierski’s artistic universe. Painting
studies refer to selected examples of works
created since the 1970s, as well as the painter’s
most recent works, including oil on canvas,
drawings and collages.
In his analysis of the phenomenon of an artist’s
studio’s aura, Andrzej Pieńkos notices that “the
increasing importance of a creator’s biography
seems concurrent with an increasing meaning of
a studio. An artist’s life becomes more and more
important, and the space of living – creating has
also been gaining in significance”.
The newest exhibition of works by Tomasz
Ciecierski at Galeria Le Guern – in line with the
quotation above – combines in an organic way
the topic of a biography and a studio, including
works created within a given time and space
frame.
Galeria Nieformalna
/ Nieformalna Gallery
themselves wondering about it throughout
the night.
In one of the rooms, there will be painting works
by extraordinary artists of the older generation
presented, including show-pieces by Henryk
Musiałowicz, Maria Anto, Henryk Cześnik, Ewa
Bekier, Józef Wilkoń, Jan Pruski, Joanna Milewicz,
Ewa Dzwonkowska, Stanisław Fijałkowski, Jerzy
Czerniawski and Andrzej Pietsch.
The second section of the exhibition will
be available in the other room, and it will
give visitors the chance to watch works
by representatives of the younger artistic
generation, who graduated from the Academy
between 2000 and 2014: Piotr Cios, Marcin
Dzwonkowski, Kamila Makaruk, Urszula
Niemirska, Magda Dukiewicz, Piotr Dąbrowski,
Matylda Kutrzyk, Aleksandra Stępień, Agnieszka
Skopińska, Viola Tycz, Dorota Stefaniak and
Zuzanna Marczyńska-Maliszewska.
Galeria Nowolipki, Państwowe Ognisko
Artystyczne / Nowolipki Gallery
9B Nowolipki St.
/ “Solidarności” Av. / Andersa
/ Bankowy Sq. / Line F
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.nowolipki.edu.pl
11/13 Litewska St.
/ Zbawiciela Sq.
/ Litewska / Line B
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.nieformalna.pl
Nieformalna Gallery offers two events over the
course of one evening. The Gallery will present
a clash of various forms of expression and artistic
techniques, as well as ways in which artists,
representatives of different generations, convey
their individual style in their works. However,
will spectators be able to grasp generational
differences marking the works? They may find
“PodświadoMOSTwo” – works by Waldek
Borowski and Krzysztof Linnike.
“PodswiadoMOSTwo” is an epilogue of an
unexpected and fascinating exhibition by
creators-representatives of the young generation,
who in an ambitious and original way unveil
what is hidden deep in us, humans. They portray
what remains unseen by the eye, and they
amaze with compositions and their accuracy.
“PodświadoMOSTwo” is also an improvised
project by harp player Ilina Sawicka, who
will perform on this night in a duet with her
brother, viola player Jurek Sawicki. Their musical
illustration of the presented graphic works will
reveal and research into subconscious internal
conflicts, motivations and – most of all – it will
unveil the meaning of illustrations and graphic
works by Krzysztof Linnike and Waldek Borowski.
“PodświadoMOSTwo” is also a party, presentation
of power encompassed in ambient, dark ambient
and industrial music, delivered by Nahtis.
We provide free, absurd but tasty refreshments.
Galeria Obok ZPAF / Obok Gallery
8 Zamkowy Sq.
/ Kapitulna / Line E / Stare Miasto / Line G
HOURS: 8:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.wffa.eu
Exhibitions of Icelandic photography within
the 8th Warsaw Festival of Art Photography
[WFFA 2015]:
• Hallgerður Hallgrímsdóttrz – works from
a series titled “Reykiavik Nightlife”,
• Valdimar Thorlaciuscykl – series of
photographs documenting solitary life in Iceland.
• Sigríður Ella Frímansdóttir – portraits of people
with Down syndrome.
Galeria Porczyńskich
(Muzeum Kolekcji im. Jana Pawła II)
/ Porczyńskich Gallery
Bankowy 1 Sq.
/ Bankowy Sq.
HOURS: 7:00 pm –1:00 am
www.mkjp2.pl
In the programme:
• Old Warsaw songs performed by Artos Choir.
• Concert: Stasiek Wielanek and Kapela
Warszawska.
• Presentation of old cars from the collection
of the Museum of Automotive and Technology
in Otrębusy.
• Numerous competitions related with old-time
Warsaw; winners will be invited for a ride on an
old Warszawa, from Bankowy Sq. to St. Florian
Cathedral in Praga and back.
• Promotional, gastronomical and merchandise-selling stands.
• Tours of the Museum, including John Paul II’s
collection of European painting, owned by Janina
and Zbigniew Karol Porczyński.
Exhibitions organized by the Main Medical
Library:
• “Habit-wearing Nurses”.
The exhibition presents the history of selected
female religious orders dedicated to providing
help for the ill and those in need.
• “Henryk Sienkiewicz and the Influence of His
Creative Output on Patriotic Conducts of Youth
in Times of WW II“.
The exhibition brings back the memory of Henryk
Sienkiewicz – man, writer, social worker and
patriot, whose creative output strengthens hearts
of new and new generations.
• “The Trilogy. Strange Confusion of Matter”.
The exhibition presents the history of “Trylogia”
and its presence in social consciousness, from the
books’ creation to contemporary times. Works by
i.a.: Julisz Kossak, Piotr Stachiewicz, Jan Marcin
Szancer, Stanisław Kaczor-Batowski, Marian
Adamczewski and Waldemar Świerzy.
Galeria Propaganda
/ Propaganda Gallery
11/1 Foksal St.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.prpgnd.net
“Ceci n’est pas cette pipe”
The exhibition presents a critical take on the
limits of quotations in the field of contemporary
art.
“Stealing from an artist is a sign of respect”
Georges Braque
Art is not a free-floating peak; quotation,
borrowing and plagiarism are permanently
rooted in its language and structure. What
some call appropriation may just as well be
considered the basic tool of culture’s activity
– no matter if it happens on the conscious or
subconscious level. The exhibition titled Ceci
n’est pas cette pipe is a juxtaposition, through
which creators directly refer to artistic activities
of others – by making use of fragments of their
works, copying or basing on somebody else’s
ideas. And so, new, auteur works are constructed
here from art history, quotations (oftentimes
too literal... not to voice plagiarism accusations
or indignation-marked awe – sparked by these
appropriations).
Participants: Krzysztof M. Bednarski, Bartosz
Kokosiński, Kamil Kuskowski, Łódź Kaliska,
Paweł Łubowski, Jan Mioduszewski, Jarosław
Modzelewski, Włodzimierz Pawlak, Mariusz
Tarkawian, Włodzimierz Zakrzewski, Zawa
& Worpus (duet).
Galeria Schody / Schody Gallery
Nowy Świat 39 St.
HOURS: 8:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.wffa.eu
In the programme exhibitions within the 8th
Warsaw Festival of Art Photography [WFFA 2015]:
• Spessi “Food, People and Post Office”.
• Katrin Elvarsdottir “Equivocal” – multimedia
presentation.
The project presents recordings of excerpts
from life, devoid of any natural narratives.
Peculiar portraits and interiors – marked with
traces of human presence – showcased in
new arrangements and constellations, become
equivocal and mysterious.
Galeria Test / Test Gallery
34/50 Marszałkowska St.
/ Konstytucji Sq.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.galeriatest.pl
In the programme:
• “Like Maps, Like the World II” – exhibition.
Tomasz Dominik. Painter, graphic artist and
author of video works. Born in 1955 in Warsaw,
in 1980 he graduated from the Academy of Fine
Arts in Warsaw (Faculty of Painting, J. Siennicki’s
Studio; minor in ceramics and lithography).
The exhibition refers to the artist’s first individual
exhibition, 30 years ago, at Gallery 102 in
Warsaw.
Accompanying events:
• Promotion of two albums published by
Galeria Test in 2014: “Artists’ Homage to
Józef Chełmoński” and “20 Years of Grafika
Warszawska Competition”.
8:00 pm – Meeting with creators, critics and
artists involved in these publications.
Galeria Wyjście Awaryjne / Wyjście
Awaryjne Galery
2 Old Town Sq.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
www.wffa.eu
Paweł Czarnecki ”A Room with a View”.
The project was inspired by billboards, through
the prism of which images of a metropolis are
captured. It concentrates on the appropriation
of shared space, the essence of wild and
primitive capitalism, which places the weal of
corporations over the well-being of societies.
The series is an attempt at presenting this
unpropitious phenomenon from the other side,
where re-scaled designs – seen from the inside
of buildings – fit in with the landscape of a city,
creating a medley which is hard to define. We
can see two interwoven worlds; between layers
of everyday life and striking artificiality
of advertisements, an individual is lost.
Open Programme within the 8th Warsaw Festival
of Art Photography [WFFA 2015].
Galeria XX1 / XX1 Gallery
36 Jana Pawła II Av.
/ “Solidarności” Av. / Jana Pawła II Av.
/ Kino Femina / Line F
HOURS: 8:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.galeriaxx1.pl
In the programme:
• Exhibition of monumental batik works by
Dorota Wilekosielec. Since 2001, the author
has run Batik Studio at the Warsaw Cultural
Education Centre. She is curator at Stara
Prochownia gallery in Warsaw (Large Hall).
• “MetaMemory”, fragments;
“RoadToBlackSquare” – multimedia exhibition
of works by Józef Żuk Piwkowski – film maker,
author of documentaries, film producer, author
of numerous experimental projects: films,
installations, video stage design (Kitchen).
Programme of the evening:
From 8:00 pm – meeting with artist Dorota
Wielkosielec, who will talk about the technique
of batik and show guests, how works created
with the use of this technique are made.
9:27 pm – audio-video travel titled
“RoadToBlackSquare” – experimental
performance on the Internet and in real life,
at Galeria XX1 in Warsaw, Artistic Book Museum
in Łódź and MCSW Elektrownia in Radom.
Project by: Tadeusz Sudnik, Józef Żuk Piwkowski
& friends.
Główna Biblioteka Lekarska.
Dział Starej Książki Medycznej
/ Old Medical Book Department
of the Main Medical Library
1A Jazdów St.
/ Na Rozdrożu Sq.
www.gbl.waw.pl
On The Long Night of Museums 2015, Stanisław
Konopka Main Medical Library in Warsaw invites
to its Old Medical Book Department (1A Jazdów
Street), where two exhibitions will be presented:
• “Vilnian Medicine in the Second Polish
Republic”.
The goal of the exhibition is to present Professor
Aleksander Januszkiewicz and the history of
the Faculty of Medicine of the Stephen Bathory
University of Vilnius.
• “Commander-in-Chief of the Union of Armed
Struggle/Home Army, General Stefan Rowecki
– Documents: 1940 – 1943”.
The building does not meet the needs of people
with disabilities.
The organizer invites also to Galeria Porczyńskich
gallery (1 Bankowy Sq.), where three other
exhibitions prepared by the Main Medical Library
will be presented.
Goethe-Institut
13A Chmielna St.
/ Krucza / Bracka
www.goethe.de/polska
Through the Looking-Glass – exhibition of works
by Tomek Sikora.
The exhibition has been prepared in the form
of a large-scale installation, accompanied by
a screening of photographs by Tomek Sikora.
Author about the exhibition: “We – Europeans
– live in two realities: the real one, where
democracy allows us to make our dreams come
true, and the virtual one – distant, captivating,
conveyed by the media”.
Historyczny Rejs po Wiśle
/ History-themed Vistula River boat trips
from Atalanta narrow boat
to Grota-Roweckiego Bridge
www.loewentin.com
The route of this historic cruise on a boat
called Loewentin starts just by the Copernicus
Science Centre (ca. 200 metres from the
building), between Poniatowskiego Bridge and
Śląsko-Dąbrowski Bridge. The boat sails away
from where Atalanta narrow boat is anchored,
vis a vis the National Stadium. It will sail towards
Grota Bridge, passing by The Old Town and
Fountain Park. Then, it will turn back and head
towards Atalanta, where the trip ends.
Far from Warsaw’s turmoil, participants will
be given the chance to feast their eyes on the
Capital City’s extraordinarily beautiful panorama,
and learn a thing or two about Warsaw at the
same time. While on the boat, passengers will
be accompanied by a tour guide, who will
touch on the following issues: the history of the
Warsaw Rising, Warsaw in the times of the Polish
People’s Republic, Warsaw’s historic buildings as
seen from the surface of the River Vistula, Vistula
in 1939 and 1944 – its role in Warsaw’s defence
and during the Warsaw Rising.
7:00 pm – 8:00 pm – first cruise,
9:00 pm – 10:00 pm – second cruise,
11:00 pm – midnight – third cruise.
A cruise takes about one hour.
There is a bar and a barbecue available on the
boat.
Instytut Słowacki / The Slovak Institute
12/14A Krzywe Koło St.
/ Krasińskich Sq.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.instytutslowacki.pl
In the pogramme:
7:00 pm – Concert (classical music); in the
programme, pieces by Slovak composers,
performed by students of State Music Schools
No. 1 (22 Miodowa St.)
7:30 pm – Exhibition opening: “Contemporary
Slovak Art” – screenings of Pavel Barabaš’s films
about mountains.
Izba Pamięci Pułkownika Kuklińskiego
/ Colonel Kukliński Intelligence Museum
20/22 Kanonia St.
HOURS: 8:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.kuklinski.org.pl
In the programme:
8:00 pm – 8:30 pm – Presentation of Soviet
Russia’s plans concerning its attack on Western
Europe – plans of WW III. Colonel Ryszard
Kukliński’s contribution to maintaining peace and
the fall of Communism.
9:00 pm – 11:00 pm – “How were conspirational
forged documents produced” – presentation by
The Central Archives of Modern Records.
After the presentation, “fake papers” will be
printed. Bring an ID photo and your papers will
be created, with the use of old-time machines...
exactly the way you used to dream about it as
a kid, when you pretended to be a secret agent
serving Poland.
11:00 pm – 01:00 am – Tours of the Colonel
Kukliński Intelligence Museum and presentation
of previously unpublished photographs and
recordings featuring Colonel Ryszard Kukliński.
JCC Warszawa
/ Jewish Community Center
9A Chmielna St.
/ Krucza / Bracka
HOURS: 9:30 pm – 1:00 am
www.jccwarszawa.pl
We invite everybody to visit the Jewish
Community Center. Jewish Community Center in
Warsaw is an institution dedicated to informal
Jewish education, as well as to supporting and
co-creating contemporary Jewish life and culture.
If you are not familiar with us, you will get the
chance to ask questions and get acquainted
with everything we do. If you have visited us
before, then you know that you definitely need
to be here on this night, too! We are open for all
guests – those interested in contemporary Jewish
life and those attracted solely by the culinary
offer of our city.
We will start the evening with “Havdalah”,
marking the end of the Sabbath, which finishes
after sunset on Saturday. Later, all guests
interested in learning more will be given the
chance to find answers to all their questions, and
get acquainted with our day-to-day activity, and
how it all looks like. We will also invite visitors to
take part in several exemplary classes and events
which we organize at the Jewish Community
Center.
The venue is partially available for people
with disabilities (information on the ground
floor, no lift).
Kancelaria Premiera
/ Chancellery of the Prime Minister
1/3 Ujazdowskie Av.
/ Na Rozdrożu Sq.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
/ last entrance at midnight
www.premier.gov.pl
In the progrmme:
• Guided tours of the historic building, visit
to Prime Minister’s office, behind-the-scenes
glimpse at preparing Prime Minister’s press
conferences.
• “Etiquette in the world of diplomacy”
– workshops dedicated to protocol (ceremonial
halls).
• “How laws are created?” – egislation basis
(plenary chamber).
The event will also include attractions for
children, such as a picture map of Poland (“What
can one do with a map?”), presentation of
photographs taken at Prime Minister’s meetings
in Poland and abroad, photographic competition
and numerous surprises.
Guided tours, groups of max. 30,
ca. 50 min. (Entrance A).
Please bring your ID. Please do not
bring dangerous objects.
Kawiarnia Kafka/ Kafka Cafe
3 Oboźna St.
(Kopernik statue)
/ Topiel / Line K
HOURS: 8:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.kawiarnia-kafka.pl
be an extraordinary chance for the cinema to
present a selection of films from its unique
collection to film lovers, attract people’s attention
with interesting artistic initiatives and spread film
passion around.
All presented films were created a Munka Studio,
member of the Association of Polish Filmmakers.
Participants will compete and the best work will
be selected. There will also be an exhibition of
created works organized; authors may expect
prizes.
Programme:
8:00 pm – “The Little Finger”, Tomasz Cichoń,
feature film, 24’
8:24 pm – “Games”, Maciej Marczewski, feature
film, 27’
8:53 pm – “From Grunwald Village”, Artur
Wierzbicki, documentary, 21’
9:15 pm – “Whole Lotta Love”, Bartek
Kaczmarek, feature film, 30’
9:46 pm – “Natural Ones”, Kristoffer Rus, feature
film, 23’
10:10 pm – “Starting Point”, Michał Szcześniak,
documentary, 26’
10:37 pm – “Vermint”, Maria Zbąska, feature
film, 35’
11:13 pm – “House at the End of the Road”,
Wojciech Kasperski, feature film, 25’
11:39 pm – “21 Days”, Damian Kocur,
documentary, 22’
00:02 am – “Strongwoman”, Kacper Czubak,
Iwona Kaliszewska, documentary, 16’
00:19 am – “Tunnel to Heaven”, Maciej Lorenc
animation, 7’
00:27 am – “Have It Father”, Kacper Lisowski,
feature film, 33’
Kino Kultura / Kultura Cinema
Kino Luna / Luna Cinema
Artistic Journey Through the World of Literature
During The Long Night of Museums at Kafka
Cafe, literature lovers will be given the chance
to have a non-verbal say with reference to
quotations from great writers and important
literary works.
There will be texts presented on specially
prepared boards, along with art supplies
provided for visitors. Kafka’s guests will create
illustrations spontaneously / express the spirit
of a given story via colour / interpret texts by
the means of art. The participants will thus
marry two elements: writing and graphic art,
and classical writers will be subject to free
interpretation.
HOURS: 8:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.kinokultura.pl
Spectators will be invited to watch short feature
films, documentaries and animations. It will
28 Marszałkowska St.
/ Zbawiciela Sq.
/ Litewska / Line B
www.kinoluna.pl
Luna Cinema invites to special, free screenings
of “Warsaw 1935”. After each screening,
spectators – led by tour guides (collaborating
with the Department of Culture and Promotion of
Śródmieście district) – will be given the chance
to take a stroll through the northern part of
Śródmieście district, especially the stretch of
Marszałkowska Street between Jerozolimskie
Avenue and The Saxon Garden, as presented in
the film. In other words, the organizer invites
lovers of nighttime sightseeing to enjoy a stroll
following the route outlined in the film... 80
years later.
Cinema cafe open till 11:00 pm.
The screenings will take place every
half an hour, starting at 10:00 pm. The last
screening will start at midnight.
Klubokawiarnia Jaś & Małgosia
/ Cafe-club
57 Jana Pawła II Av.
/ Jana Pawła II Av. / Anielewicza
/ Anielewicza / Line F
HOURS: 9:00 pm – 0:30 am
www.klubjasimalgosia.pl
Musical Best Wishes at Jaś & Małgosia Cafe
On The Long Night of Museums at Jaś &
Małgosia Club&Cafe, the organizer wishes to
refer to the venue’s excellent past. In times of the
Polish People’s Republic, Jaś & Małgosia Cafe,
with its beautiful neon light, pulsated with social
life. The 1970s and 1980s were its heyday. At
present, the cafe refers to that tradition. On The
Long Night of Museums, the organizer wishes to
to bring back the 1970s and 1980s in an original
way. The space of the cafe will be turned into a
TV studio, in which Musical Best Wishes will be
organized, referring to a TV show which used
to air on Sundays in times of the Polish People’s
Republic. Everything will be just the way it was
back then, with a host reading out best wishes,
flower bouquets and music. Young people, who
are not familiar with this cult format, will be
given the chance to have an unforgettable
night; those who in those times were young,
will reminisce, listen to the greatest hits of that
era and relive those moments...
Kościół Adwentystów Dnia Siódmego
/ Seventh-day Adventist Church
8 Foksal St.
Bible Exhibition in Foksal Street
Extraordinary chance for the public to take a
look at numerous editions of the Holy Bible,
including parchment scrolls, centuries-old printed
issues and ultimately modern digital editions.
Among the showpieces, there will be one of the
smallest Bibles in the world, as well as a special
multi-lingual edition of the Holy Scriptures. All
visitors will be invited to participate in a Bible
copying marathon. Everybody will get the chance
to copy an excerpt from the text by hand, thus
contributing to the creation of a truly unique
edition of the Bible.
Kościół Ewangelicko-Reformowany
/ Evangelical Reformed Church
74 Solidarności Av.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.reformowani.org.pl
In the programme:
• DobroCzynny bookshop will be selling
second-hand books, to support charity.
• Children’s zone.
7:00 pm – Modo Maiorum Choir (conductor:
Michał Straszewski) – concert.
8:00 pm, 9:00 pm, 10:00 pm, 11:00 pm
– 30-minute-long organ concerts and
presentations of the instrument (by Michał
Markuszewski).
At midnight – prayer.
Księgarnia Historyczna
/ Historic Bookshop
26 Dobra St.
/ Tamka / Kruczkowskiego
/ Zajęcza / Line K
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.historyczna.com.pl
In the programme:
• Presentation by a historical reenactment group.
• Exhibition – motorisation relics.
• Meetings with authors.
• Special offer for selected publications.
Mazowiecki Urząd Wojewódzki
/ The Mazovia Voivodship Office
3/5 Bankowy Sq.
/ Bankowy Sq.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.mazowieckie.pl
The event will give guests the chance to visit
the office of the President of the Capital City of
Warsaw, as well as Voivode of Mazovia’s office.
Along with many other attractions, visitors will
be able to admire the capital city from viewing
terraces, which on a regular basis are not
available for inhabitants of Warsaw. Interestingly,
architect Antonio Corazzi, who designed the
building complex in Bankowy Square, placed
sculptures presenting Minerva and Mercury
above one of the terraces (tympanum over the
main entrance). It should also be mentioned that
in 1939, some of the buildings were damaged
in fire; however, when WW II ended, they were
rebuilt – and with so much attention paid to
details, that they nowadays are one of the most
valuable public utility building complexes in
Poland.
Ministerstwo Sprawiedliwości
/ Ministry of Justice
Miejsce Projektów Zachęty
/ Zachęta Project Room
In the programme:
• Multimedia mappings on the façade of the
building.
• Presentation: Intervention Group of the Central
Board of Prison Service.
• Presentation of the work of the Institute of
Forensic Research
• Tour of the Ministry of Justice (Cabinet of the
Minister of Justice, new exhibition (currently
being created) by the Warsaw Rising Museum
(basements)).
• Open-air exhibition titled “Today, Tomorrow,
The Day after Tomorrow. Brotherhood. Girl
Scouts and Boy Scouts in the Service of the Polish
Underground State”
3 Gałczyńskiego St.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.zacheta.art.pl
I “Recline” – exhibition of works by Natalia
Bażowska.
Ministerstwo Edukacji Narodowej
/ The Ministry of National Education
25 Szucha Av.
11 Ujazdowskie Av.
/ Na Rozdrożu Sq.
www.ms.gov.pl
Visitors will be required to present their ID.
/ Na Rozdrożu Sq.
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.men.gov.pl
No large backpacks/bags allowed.
Młodzieżowy Dom Kultury
im. Wł. Broniewskiego
/ MDK Łazienkowska Gallery
7 Łazienkowska St.
In the programme:
• Tours of the Ministry’s historic, listed building.
To a great extent, the interiors have been
preserved the way they were originally designed
in the 1930s.
• Show by historical reenactment groups
dedicated to the times of WW II, when the
building of the Ministry of National Education
was the seat of the Security Service of the
Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Guided tours of no more than 30.
/ Rozbrat / Myśliwiecka
/ Rozbrat / Line J
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 9:45 pm
www.wffa.eu
Damian Chrobak “Everywhere I look, I’m Being
Looked At”.
The exhibition revolves around all-embracing
consumerism – especially our desire to own
things and spend money – both of which limit
our lives. Themes of the photographs were
drawn from the prose of everyday life. Many
of these images have a humorous feel to them;
they are inspired by the world of advertisements,
especially those which have the power to isolate.
Open Programme within the 8th Warsaw Art
Photography Festival 2015 [WFFA 2015].
Multimedialny Park Fontann
/ Multimedia Fountain Park
Skwer I Dywizji Pancernej (Podzamcze)
/ Wybrzeże Gdańskie / Sanguszki
/ Konwiktorska / Line E
HOUR: 9:00 pm
ww.estrada.com.pl
On The Long Night of Museums at the
Multimedia Fountain Park in Podzamcze,
at 9:00 pm, a new, spectacular show will be
inaugurated, prepared specially for the new
2015 season.
The multimedia presentation
will last about 25 minutes.
Muzeum Azji i Pacyfiku
/ The Asia and Pacific Museum
24 Solec St.
/ Solec (Poniatowskiego bridge)
/ Poniatowskiego bridge / Line D
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.muzeumazji.pl
The Asia and Pacific Museum invites visitors to
its new seat. The leitmotif of the night will be
the culture of Vietnam, with which visitors will
get acquainted thanks to representatives of the
Vietnamese community in Poland. Guests will
be introduced to the culture by watching
a presentation of a dance with war fans, which
combines the subtle aspect of contemporary
dance with energy and precision characteristic
for Eastern wushu martial arts, and the rhythm
and harmony of t’ai chi ch’uan. There will also be
a discussion panel organized, dedicated to the
situation of Vietnamese people living in Poland.
Visitors will listen to individual biographies
within a project titled “Living Library”, as well
as watch an exhibition of works by Vietnamese
artists. Screenings of Vietnamese documentaries
will be the culmination of the event.
Exhibitions:
The events are organized in a series, with short
intervals.
Muzeum Farmacji im. mgr Antoniny
Leśniewskiej / Museum of Pharmaceutics
31/33 Piwna St.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.muzeumfarmacji.muzeumwarszawy.pl
To reserve tickets, please contact the
organizer: +48 22 44 16 251, 252,
(Tue-Sun: 11:00 am – 8:00 pm),
e-mail: [email protected].
Muzeum Geodezyjne Warszawskiego
Przedsiębiorstwa Geodezyjnego S.A.
/ Museum of Geodesy of the Warsaw
Geodesy Company
2 Nowy Świat St.
/ Trzech Krzyży Sq. / Line J
www.wpg.com.pl
• “Shinzen Shiki: Japanese Weddings”
– photographs by Andrzej Kotonowski.
“Ailments of the Soul, Body and Mind of the
Contemporary Varsovian” / Body
• Works by by Alphonse Kauage – contemporary
paintings from Papua New Guinea (from the
Museum’s collection).
• “CARGO/(im)materiality” – exhibition wrapping
up a students’ museum research project (Institute
of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology of the
University of Warsaw).
For one night, the Museum of Pharmaceutics
will turn into a diagnostic centre for Varsovians.
There will be a specialist waiting for guests, with
a detailed questionnaire they will be invited to
fill in. No matter what Warsaw-related illness it is
that you are suffering from, you will undoubtedly
find a cure for it here.
Exhibitions presenting show-pieces from the
Museum’s collection:
Muzeum Ewolucji Instytutu
Paleobiologii PAN / Museum of Evolution
Muzeum Fryderyka Chopina
/ The Fryderyk Chopin Museum
– geodetic Instruments,
Plac Defilad 1 (Palace of Culture and Science,
Świętokrzyska Street entrance)
/ Marszałkowska / Złota
/ Defilad Sq. / Line A, B, D, E, F, G, J, K
www.muzewol.pan.pl
In the programme:
• “Micro-world of Fossils” – presentation of
micro-fossils, under a microscope. This event
gives visitors the chance to watch structures
and organisms which cannot be seen with the
naked eye.
• “Dino Colouring Books” – colour a dinosaur
from the Museum.
• Themed educational games: evolution
of Equidae, Dinosaurs and Ichthyosaurs.
• “Dinosaurs from the Gobi Dessert”
– multimedia presentation.
Okólnik 1 St. (Ostrogskich Palace)
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.chopin.museum
In the programme – newest Chopin Memorabilia:
6:00 pm – exhibition opening: “Seen/Unseen”.
Memorabilia recently acquired by the Museum –
personal objects owned once by Chopin.
From 7:30 pm (on an hourly basis) – guided
tours of the permanent exhibition.
6:30 pm, 8:30 pm and 10:30 pm – piano recitals
presenting music by Fryderyk Chopin, at the
Museum’s Concert Hall.
Limited number of visitors at a time
(80 people per hour).
– exhibits subdivided into sections: maps,
mechanical calculators, drawing instruments,
accessories, textbooks, teaching aids,
– exhibits from all over the world (the oldest
date back to the end of the 19th century and
were made in the USA),
The Museum of Scouting invites visitors to watch
a permanent exhibition dedicated to the largest
Scouting Jamboree of the Second Polish Republic.
The exhibition will take visitors to Spała forests,
and allow them to experience the ambiance of
the Jubilee Scouting Jamboree held in 1935.
Moreover, guests will be given the chance
to take a look at results of the Museum’s
conservatory actions, including unique pieces,
such as the oldest scout flags.
There will also be camp song shows organized
at the Museum of Scouting, and visitors will be
invited to join in and sing along.
6:00 pm – midnight – Guests are also invited to
visit Kolorowa Community Centre in Ursus (under
the patronage of the Museum of Scouting), and
watch its Scouting Souvenirs Collection. The
collection includes flags, pennants, uniforms,
selvages, neckerchiefs, etc., pre-war books on
scouting and books about our territory, various
documents dating back to 1945, scout chronicles
from 1957 and animated slides presenting the
life of Ursus scouts.
Guests will be also given the chance to
participate in educational activities: board
games and plays testing their perceptiveness.
– temporary exhibition of selected showpieces
from Dr. T Niewodniczański’s collection,
Muzeum Historii Polski
/ Museum of Polish History
– temporary exhibition of the collection owned
by The Museum of Surveying Instruments in
Dortmund.
35 Senatorska St.
Muzeum Harcerstwa
/ Museum of Scouting
6 Konopnickiej St.
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 0:30 am
muzeumharcerstwa.pl
/ Senatorska / Canaletta
HOURS: 4:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.muzhp.pl
In the programme:
4:00 pm – 8:00 pm – Play (in Polish) for children,
within a series titled “History of the Piast
Dynasty”, combined with art classes.
Plays start on the hour (4:00 pm,
5:00 pm, 6:00 pm, 7:00 pm, 8:00 pm).
6:00 pm – midnight – “Free Election” play for
older guests; participants (playing the role of
gentry) will select the future king.
Plays on an hourly basis, starting 6:30 pm
(6:30 pm, 7:30 pm, 8:30 pm, 9:30 pm,
10:30 pm, 11:30 pm).
Before the king is elected, the organizer invites
visitors to Jagiellonian Dynasty Avenue, which
will offer various history-related tasks. Moreover,
there will also be a multimedia kiosk open,
carrying selected films produced by the Museum,
along with a presentation of the Museum’s
newest historic publications.
Muzeum Historii Spółdzielczości
w Polsce / Museum of the History
of Cooperative Movement
1 Jasna St. (Dom pod Orłami)
/ Marszałkowska / Złota
/ Defilad Sq.
www.nockooperatystow.pl
In the programme – 1st floor:
7:00 pm – Formal opening of the new seat of the
Museum of the History of Cooperative Movement.
8:00 pm – First guided tour of the Museum
(tours begin every hour).
• Prelections (in Polish) – 2nd floor:
8:00 pm – “Great Ladies of Polish Cooperative
Movement” – Prof. Zofia Chyra-Rolicz.
9:00 pm – “Cooperative Movement in Times of
Occupation” – Dariusz Gierycz.
10:00 pm – “Cooperative Movements of National
Minorities” – Dr. Marcin Kwiecień.
• Starting 7:00 pm – tours of the Museum’s
basements.
• Stands hosted by co-ops and guests
of the project,
• Competitions,
• Workshops,
• Attractions for adults and children.
Muzeum Historii Żydów Polskich POLIN
/ POLIN Museum
6 Anielewicza St.
7:30 pm – 1:00 am – Photo-films:
8:00 pm – “Berlin. Big City Symphony”,
dir. Walter Ruttmann, 1927, 65’
9:30 pm – “Man with a Video Camera”,
dir. Dżiga Wiertow, 1929, 68’
11:00 pm – “New York Street through a Lens”,
dir. Cheryl Dunn, 2013, 83’
• “Other” through a lens – meetings with
photographers (7:30 pm – 8:30 pm, 9:00 pm
– 10:00 pm, 10:30 pm – 11:30 pm).
7:30 pm – 9:00 pm – Luxography: workshops
for families.
/ Nalewki-Muzeum / Line A
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.polin.pl
In the programme:
7:00 pm – 1:00 am – Permanent exhibition.
The core exhibition showcased at POLIN
Museum of the History of Polish Jews presents
a fascinating story which began in the Middle
Ages and has continued since. Go on a travel in
time with us! The exhibition titled 1000 Years of
the History of Polish Jews provides answers to
questions regarding where from and when Jews
first came to Poland, how this country became
(and then ceased to be) the home of the largest
Jewish community in the world, and how Jewish
life is now being revived. POLIN museum was
created in a symbolic spot in Warsaw: in the
very centre of a district inhabited once by Jews
mostly, which during the war was turned into a
ghetto by the German occupier.
POLIN invites children ages 5–10 accompanied
by carers.
Free admission, please apply online
(limited number of participants: 50).
8:00 pm – 11:00 pm – Family Album
– Consultations with Experts.
7:00 pm – 01:00 am – Informational Centre
– POLIN Museum.
7:30 pm – 9:30 pm – Family museum game.
POLIN invites children ages 5–10 accompanied
by carers.
Free admission, please apply online.
7:30 pm – 11:00 pm – Family workshops:
photography colouring.
Midnight – Goodnight Museum – concert.
Muzeum Jana Pawła II i Prymasa
Wyszyńskiego / Museum of John Paul II
and Primate Wyszyński
34 Krakowskie Przedmieście (in front
of the Church of the Sisters of the Visitation)
7:00 pm – 1:00 am – Temporary exhibitions:
• Roman Vishniac: Photography, 1920 – 1975.
• “My Jewish Parents, My Polish Parents”
– exhibition.
• Multimedia installation: presentation and
workshops.
7:00 pm – midnight – Negative/Positive
– Photographic Atelier.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.muzeumjp2.pl
The Museum will set up a stall in Krakowskie
Przedmieście (in front of the Church of the Sisters
of the Visitation).
On The Long Night of Museums, visitors will
be invited to a virtual tour of the Museum of
John Paul II and Primate Wyszyński. Employees
of the Museum will present and talk about
show-pieces, photographs and films to be
included in the Museum’s main exhibition.
Guests will be given the chance to participate
in a quiz related with St. John Paul II, with
attractive prizes awaiting winners. There will be
also other attractions organized, tailor-made for
the youngest visitors.
Muzeum Jazzu / Jazz Museum
4 Zamkowy Sq. (Kubicki Arcades)
/ Rynek Mariensztacki
www.muzeumjazzu.pl
Jazz concert and an exhibition presenting
show-pieces from the collection owned by
the Jazz Museum.
Artists:
Wanda Warska – vocals, Włodzimierz Nahorny
– piano, Jerzy Stępień – saxophone, Krzysztof
Karpiński – piano, Krzysztof Sadowski – piano,
Agnieszka Wilczyńska – vocals, Wojtek Pulcyn
– double bass, Sebastian Frankiewicz
– percussion, Aga Zaryan – vocals, Michał
Tokaj – piano, Michał Kulenty – saxophone,
Piotr Rodowicz – double bass, Wawrzyniec
Prasek – piano, Olga Boczar – vocals, piano,
Joanna Morea – saxophones: alto, soprano,
flute, Agnieszka Derlak TRIO – piano, Bartosz
Szabłowski – percussion, Tymon Trąbczyński
– double bass, Anna Osmakowicz – vocals,
Patrycja Ciska – vocals, Chris Malinski
– saxophone, Zbigniew Konopczyński
– trombone, Jerzy Kuszakiewicz – trumpet,
Jerzy Galiński – clarinet, Paweł Tartanus – vocals,
banjo, Andrzej Zielak – double bass, Bogdan
Kulik – percussion, Wojciech Kamiński – piano,
Kinga Kołodziej – vocals, Aleksandra Łodzińska
– vocals, Monika Malczak – vocals, Julia
Komorowska – vocals, Katarzyna Góras – vocals.
The exhibition will show posters, photographs,
intruments, records and souvenirs of outstanding
jazz musicians. The Museum will present
excerpts from its collection, dedicated to Leopold
Tyrmand, Andrzej Kurylewicz and Jarek Śmietana.
Muzeum Literatury im. Adama
Mickiewicza / The Adam Mickiewicz
Museum of Literature
20 Old Town Sq.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.muzeumliteratury.pl
Muzeum Karykatury im. Eryka
Lipińskiego / Eryk Lipiński Museum
of Caricature
In the programme:
11 Kozia St.
• “Art and Nation” (temporary exhibition).
HAPPening
/ Trębacka
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.muzeumkarykatury.pl
In the programme, two exhibitions:
• “The Best of The Best. Best Drawings of 2014”
– surprising works by caricature artists and satire
cartoonists, laureates of a competition organized
by the Museum (“Drawing of the Month: 2014”).
The exhibition showcases drawings by such
artists as, inter alia, Marcin Bondarowicz, Robert
Kempisty, Maciej Trzepałka, Jacek Frąckiewicz
and Henryk Cebula.
• “Zbigniew Woźniak. The World of Satire”
– creative output of the renowned Polish
illustrator and graphic artist, who excellently
unites the meaning of a painting with the form
thereof. By applying irony and humour, he is able
to create illustrations which convey original and
apt punch lines. The artist creates both colourful
painting compositions and black-and-white
works, filled with symbolism and mysteriousness.
• Happening by Defekt Uboczny improvised
group, who will invite guests to participate in
short, interactive, improvised games.
• “Adam Mickiewicz 1798–1855” (permanent
exhibition).
• “My Nights, My Days. On the 50th Death
Anniversary of Maria Dąbrowska” (temporary
exhibition).
• Presentation of a manuscript leaf from Adam
Mickiewicz’s “Pan Tadeusz”, from the collection
owned by the Museum of Literature.
8:00 pm – Meeting with custodian Katarzyna
Jakimiak, author of the exhibition titled “My
Nights, My Days”.
Muzeum Łazienki Królewskie
1 Agrykoli St.
/ Na Rozdrożu Sq. / Rozbrat / Myśliwiecka
/ Łazienki Królewskie / Agrykola / Line J
HOUR:7:00 pm
(Palace on the Isle – till 2:00 am,
The Old Guardhouse – till midnight,
Łazienki Gardens – till the break of dawn)
www.lazienki-krolewskie.pl
During this year’s Night of the Museums, visitors
to the Palace on the Isle at the Royal Łazienki
will be given the chance to get acquainted
with an extraordinary research project,
namely a digital recreation of lost paintings
by Marcello Bacciarelli, who was court painter
to King Stanisław August. On a plafond in
Solomon Room in the Palace on the Isle, a fully
reconstructed painting titled “Solomon’s Dream”
will be projected. Dream will be the leitmotif
of tours of the Palace’s interiors. Educators will
explain symbols and allegorical representations
of authority, time, arts and virtues, embedded in
interior design. Leaving the Palace, every visitor
will be presented with a copy of “Royal Dream
Book” – a list of symbols, complete with their
meanings.
At The Old Guardhouse, an action titled “Dream
Drawers” will be organized; visitors will be
invited to tell their dreams to a professional
graphic artist, who will translate them into
images.
1 Agrykoli St. (stage on Southern Pond,
by the Amphitheatre)
/ Na Rozdrożu Sq.
HOURS: 9:30 pm – 11:00 pm
www.lazienki-krolewskie.pl
During this year’s Long Night of Museums, on
a stage on Southern Pond, Adam Strug and
Wojciech Waglewski will present their joint
project. The artists will promote their new album,
to be released in the spring of 2015. The LP
will bring Adam Strug’s 10 auteur compositions
about love. Wojciech Waglewski is the producer
and guitarist on the album.
1 Agrykoli St. (meet-up by the monument
to Józef Piłsudski, by Belvedere)
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 0:30 am
Royal Łazienki After Dark – guided strolls.
place, starting at 7:00 pm, 9:00 pm and 11:00
pm. Each stroll takes about 1.5 h. Guide: Sarah
Skelton.
Muzeum Marii Skłodowskiej-Curie
/ Maria Skłodowska-Curie Museum
of the Polish Chemical Society
5 Freta St.
/ Krasińskich Sq.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.muzeum-msc.pl
The programme will be divided into several
parts. The first part will be dedicated to
radiation. Participants will be given the chance
to observe trajectories of elementary particles,
in a device called Cloud Chamber (also known as
Wilson Chamber), as well as gather information
on, inter alia, natural radioactivity. They will
learn that this phenomenon accompanies us at
all times and is nothing to be afraid of. Visitors
will be given the chance to measure the level
of radiation of selected materials (even their
own hands!) by themselves, with the use of the
Geiger counter and a dosimetric gate.
The second part will concentrate on chemistry.
Here, via simple experiments, and with the use
of groceries, basic chemical reactions will be
illustrated.
Moreover, in the programme – competitions
related with the life of Maria Skłodowska-Curie.
Muzeum Narodowe w Warszawie
/ The National Museum
the Museum’s bookshop, will organize a book
fair specially for the night.
3 Jerozolimskie Av.
There is a restaurant (Aleje 3) and a cafe
(Cafe Lorentz) in the building.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
/ last entrance at midnight
www.mnw.art.pl
In both of the Museum’s courtyards, there will
be activities taking place, dedicated to selected
artistic motives and trends – such as, inter alia,
“Conversations About Art” – short meetings at
permanent galleries, which have already become
a tradition.
Before the doors of the Museum open for all
guests, at 6:00 pm, the organizer invites children
ages 5–12 and their carers for “Bedtime Stories
at the Museum”. There will be also a special
attraction organized for visitors, namely open-air
film screenings in the Lorentz Courtyard.
Just like every year, the door between the space
of the Museum and the premises of the Polish
Army Museum will be opened.
Permanent exhibitions will be available for
guests, including Faras Gallery, which has
just recently been opened again, after a total
rearrangement.
There will also be a part of the Gallery of the
19th Century unveiled anew for the first time.
Within the space of hitherto Gallery of Old Polish
and European Portraiture, a selection of paintings
will be displayed, presenting the oeuvre of
painters of the Age of Enlightenment; the
narrative of the presentation will be altered.
Guests waiting to get into the building will be
invited to participate in art-related activities,
as well as take pictures to keep as a souvenir,
inspired by a work of art from the collection
owned by the National Museum. Serenissima,
Muzeum Niepodległości
/ The Museum of Independence
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 1:00 am
/ last entrance at 0:30 am
www.muzeum-niepodleglosci.pl
In the programme:
6:00 pm – Exhibition opening “With God for
Motherland and Freedom” – about Francis
Rákóczi – Hungarian hero, lecture by one-time
Ambassador of Hungary, Akos Engelmayer:
“Polish-Hungarian Relations in the 20th Century”,
host: Dr. Janosz Tischler (Balassi Institute
– Hungarian Institute of Culture in Warsaw).
7:00 pm – Fencing show – Hungarian-Polish
Sabre Fencing School (Director Aleksandra Karp).
7:30 pm – Film screenings; Hungarian shorts
awarded at European festivals:
– “Wind” (“Szél”), dir. Marcell Iványi, 1996,
Golden Palm laureate, Cannes 1996,
11:15 pm – Film screening.
“Life of an Agent” (“Az ügynök élete”), Hungary
2004, dir. Gábor Zsigmond Papp, 82’
Hungarian secret police were known as one of
the most effective. There was a multitude of
instructional films found in their archives, which
taught officers how to recruit collaborators,
search apartments, wiretap and follow suspects.
The way in which these materials were edited
tells us more about the nature of Totalitarianism
than hundreds of scientific dissertations.
The event will be accompanied by Nasze
Przysmaki restaurant.
Muzeum Ordynariatu Polowego
/ Museum of the Military Ordinariate
13/15 Długa St. (Katedra Polowa)
/ Krasińskich Sq.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.ordynariat.muzeumwarszawy.pl
10:00 pm – 11:00 pm – Virtuoso Emanuel
Bączkowski – organ concert.
Warsaw has always been a space where patriotic
feelings were demonstrated. How does the
contemporary Varsovian express their patriotism?
With guns in their hands or/and in daily grind?
Heart vs./and mind. Check where your patriotism
hides.
Muzeum Rzemiosł Artystycznych
i Precyzyjnych / Museum of Artistic
and Precise Craftsmanship
– “Before Dawn” (“Prije zore”), dir. Bálint
Kenyeres, 2004, Best European Short Film 2005,
20 Piekarska St.
– “Loser” (“Csicska”), dir. Attila Till, 2011,
laureate of numerous awards (i.a. Golden Dragon
at Krakow Film Festival, main prizes at festivals
in Stockholm and Vilnius).
Muzeum Sztuki Nowoczesnej
/ Museum of Modern Art
51 Emilii Plater St. and 3 Pańska St.
and Bródno Sculpture Park
“Patriotism of the Capital City” / Heart / Mind
– “Maestro”, dir. Géza M. Tóth, 2005, Oscar
nominee 2007, laureate of the main prize at
Kecskeméti Animációs Filmfesztivál in Hungary,
– “I Am Here” (“Itt vagyok”), dir. Bálint Szimler,
2010, Best Short at Hungarian Film Review 2010,
In the programme exhibition:
– tall-case clocks, wall clocks, mantel clocks,
fob watches,
– mechanical music players (polyphons,
hurdy-gurdies),
– apprentice and master exam projects: gold
smithery, engraving, bronze working,
– watchmaker tools,
– bronze sculptures and plaques,
– hollow-ware,
– medal-making,
– optics.
In addition to the above, visitors will be given
the chance to meet artisans active in the field
of gold smithery, engraving and watch-making.
We invite our visitors to enjoy a meal at Pod
Zegarem pub (meals are not complimentary).
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.rzemieslnicywawa.pl
/ Świętokrzyska / Emilii Plater
/ Emilii Plater / Line B, D, E, G, J, K
www.artmuseum.pl
In the programme:
1:00 pm – 5:00 pm – Performance by Australian
artist Adam Linder, titled Some Proximity/
Choreographic Services. Over the course of
several hours, performers will “embody” short
reflections on art, exhibitions currently on show,
and the seat of the Museum (51 Emilii Plater St.).
Tours of current exhibitions start at 2:00
pm (in English) and at 4:00 pm (in Polish).
8:00 pm – midnight – guided tour of currently
showcased exhibitions (tours start every half
an hour).
In collaboration with Targówek district, the
Museum has prepared a selection of events to
take place at Bródno Sculpture Park. Visitors
coming from the centre of Warsaw will be able
to get to the park by bus – there will be a special
artistic Golden Bus available, called Dreamer,
created by Paweł Althamer. Guests participating
in the tours will be accompanied by a guide from
the Museum. Attractions at the park include
guided tours and Golden Gondola rides.
Throughout this year’s Long Night of Museums,
the Museum invites guests to watch currently
showcased exhibitions:
– “Andrzej Wróblewski: Recto / Verso.
1948–1949, 1956–195”
The project concentrates on two moments in
the artist’s creative activity, namely the very
beginning of it, when he is still just creating his
painting language (1948–1949), and the final
stage, when – after a period of faith in them,
and his voluntary submission to the realities of
Stalinist Socialist Realism – he tries to redefine
himself (1956–1957).
– “Lest The Two Seas Meet”
Muzeum Techniki i Przemysłu NOT
/ NOT Museum of Engineering and
Industry
Plac Defilad 1
/ Al. Jerozolimskie / Emilii Plater
/ Defilad Sq. / Line A, B, D, E, F, G, J, K
/ Dw. Centralny / Line B, D, E, G, J, K
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
/ last admission at 0:30 am
www.mtip.pl
In the programme:
• “Transport” – exhibition showcasing, inter alia,
Otto Lilienthal’s original hang glider and Adler
car from 1901.
• Printing machines.
• “Mining” – exhibition; one overground gallery,
• “Metallurgy” – exhibition, offering visitors the
chance to coin a souvenir token, with the use of
Medieval methods.
The exhibition presents creative output of artists
from the Middle East, most of all, but also from
Europe and Asia – from places where in the
recent years protests broke out, where artists
helped to express social anger and social hopes.
It proposes a new language for describing social
reality, beyond the discourse of existing politics,
trying to get closer to the internal dynamics of
those events and looking for their existential and
individual dimension.
• Exhibition dedicated to household ruled
by Frania washing machines, shoetrees and
hand-cranked mangles.
• Moreover, the Museum of Modern Art will host
an exhibition of works by finalists of the “Hesita’s
Artistic Journey” competition (3 Pańska St.). The
underlying idea of the competition was to create
educational possibilities for young artists who
are still studying. Year by year, the jury (artists,
journalists, university professors) selects the most
talented student at the Academy of Fine Arts,
whose prize is a month-long stay in New York.
• “Polish Motorbikes in the Collection of the
Museum of Engineering and Industry” – new
permanent exhibition.
• “Ecology” – exhibition dedicated to alternative
energy sources.
• Historic radio sets.
• Exhibition dedicated to computers, with
worldwide unique K-202 and AKAT, as well as
numerous other Polish productions.
Muzeum Więzienia Pawiak
/ Museum of Pawiak Prison
24/26 Dzielna St.
/ Jana Pawła II Av. / Anielewicza
/ Anielewicza / Line F
and Mauzoleum Walk i Męczeństwa
/ Mausoleum of Battle and Martyrdom
25 Szucha Av.
/ Na Rozdrożu Sq.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
/ last admission at 0:30 am
www.muzeum-niepodleglosci.pl/pawiak
Bombings at night and raids at daytime...
Everyday life in occupied Warsaw.
In collaboration with historical reenactment
groups: Enthusiasts of Warsaw 1939–1945 and
Bulwark, the Museum of Pawiak Prison organizes
a series of historic-artistic presentations
addressed to the Museum’s guests. In the
Museum’s courtyard, short scenes from the life of
resistance organisations will be presented, such
as Underground Education, First Aid Training,
Military Training, Arrest at an Underground
Organisation, Minor Subversion in Pawiak, Raid,
Curfew.
There will also be four symbolic drives organized
– of a prison van escorted by motorbikes.
Route: Museum of Pawiak Prison – Mausoleum
of Battle and Martyrdom (Pawiak’s branch),
Mausoleum of Battle and Martyrdom – Museum
of Pawiak Prison.
Just like every year, the Museum has prepared
special attractions for The Long Night of
Museums, namely astronomical shows of the sky
over Warsaw, with the use of state-of-the-art and
historic telescopes.
In this special way, in the form of historic scenes,
with the use of original vehicles from the times of
WW II, the organizers wish to remind inhabitants
of Warsaw about times of German occupation
and about museums – memorial sites, in order to
encourage people to visit these institutions not
only on The Long Night of Museums.
Moreover, in the Museum, the ticket office will
be selling publications and souvenirs.
The symbolic drives mentioned above will take
place at:
7:00 pm – 7:30 pm: Pawiak – Szucha,
8:00 pm – 8:30 pm: Szucha – Pawiak,
9:00 pm – 9:30 pm: Pawiak – Szucha,
10:00 pm – 10:30 pm: Szucha – Pawiak.
Route: Dzielna St., Jana Pawła II Av., Anielewicza
St., Świętojerska St., Krasińskich Sq., Miodowa
St., Krakowskie Przedmieście, Nowy Świat St.,
Trzech Krzyży Sq., Ujazdowskie Av., Na Rozdrożu
Sq., Szucha Av.
Due to a subsidy we have received, supporting
the revitalisation of the premises of the Museum
of Pawiak Prison and Mausoleum of Battle and
Martyrdom, we may be forced – for reasons
beyond our control – to close the museum for
The Long Night of Museums, and cancel events
we have planned. Nonetheless, the symbolic
drives from Pawiak to Szucha Avenue will take
place. We apologise for any inconvenience this
situation may cause.
Muzeum Wojska Polskiego
/ Museum of the Polish Army
3 Jerozolimskie Av.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 2:00 am
www.muzeumwp.pl
At the Museum of the Polish Army, all permanent
exhibitions, as well as the most recent temporary
exhibitions will be open.
Muzeum Ziemi PAN / Museum of The
Earth of The Polish Academy of Sciences
20/26 i 27 Na Skarpie Av.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.mz.pan.pl
For the first time after the institution’s
revitalization and rearrangement, guests will
be given the chance to watch an exhibition
titled “From the Earth’s Geological Past”, which
presents the evolution of the animal kingdom.
Moreover, the Museum offers guided tours of
exceptionally interesting permanent exhibitions.
• “Tibet On The Way to KumBum” – temporary
exhibition of photographs by Elżbieta
Sęczykowska.
• Promotion of Barbara Sęczykowska’ book
about Tibet, published by Burda International
National Geographic Polska.
8:00 pm – Meeting with the author.
There are bicycle racks available by the
Museum of The Earth of the Polish Academy
of Sciences).
The building at 20/26 Na Skarpie Av.
is available for people with disabilities.
The building at 27 Na Skarpie Avenue
is not suitable for visitors in wheelchairs
(exhibitions on several floors, no lift).
Nowe Miejsce / New Space
Ogród Botaniczny Uniwersytetu
Warszawskiego / Botanic Garden
of the University of Warsaw
4 Ujazdowskie Av.
/ Na Rozdrożu Sq.
HOURS: 8:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.ogrod.uw.edu.pl
This year, it is inhabitants of the botanic garden
– plants themselves – who invite guests for The
Long Night of Museums. Ivy, magnolias, et al.
from the Garden will tell you all their secrets,
their joys and sorrows, cravings and tastes.
Surrounded by nighttime illumination at the
garden, you will learn about e.g. whether “Pinus
nigra” is a sociable tree, if ivy gets along well
with flies and what rumours are brought to the
garden by blackcaps.
The whole stroll takes about 30-40 minutes.
Ogród Saski / Saxon Garden
Marszałkowska St. / Królewska St.
51 Jerozolimskie Av. (no. 2)
/ Al. Jerozolimskie / Marszałkowska
/ Centrum
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.nowe-miejsce.com
Painters’ Night – in the programme:
• “To Preserve an Image” – exhibition of
paintings by Michał Chojecki, Mikołaj Chylak,
Paweł Kałużyński, Jędrek Owsiński, Błażej
Worsztynowicz and Marek Zając.
8:30 pm – Concert and visuals.
Music: Žimne Krwi. Alek Żurowski – keyboards,
electronica, Teo Olter – drums, Miłosz Cirocki
– guitar. Visuals: Painters.
/ Marszałkowska / Królewska
/ Zachęta / Line E
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
www.zlotakaczka.waw.pl
“Judge Mauersberg’s Cases” – stroll through
19th-century Warsaw with the book’s author.
Stroll through old-time Warsaw, as presented
in the book titled “Judge Mauersberg’s Cases”.
Participants will follow author Paweł Łoś, who
will talk about The Saxon Garden – the way it
used to look like years ago. Your tour guide will
take you into the world depicted in his book,
back to the times of corsets and bowlers...
The Saxon Garden is where the first story in the
book takes place. Along with detective/fantastic
threads, the book has a strong feel of old-time
Warsaw to it.
From the greyness of everyday life, five mysteries
suddenly emerge, to challenge the eponymous
officer and his intellect, hidden underneath his
pomaded hair...
Author: Paweł Łoś – born 134 years later
than Judge Mauersberg; lawyer, historian and
varsavianist; author of detective stories and
game scripts; graphic artist.
Tour guide, member of Golden Duck Tour Guide
Association.
Pałac Branickich / Branickich Palace
6 Miodowa St.
HOURS: 8:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.wffa.eu
In the programme:
borders, alienation and isolation from the shared,
general, overall.
• “Gravity Forest” – Sylwia Krędzel.
Gravity Forest is a photographic installation of
exceptionally ephemeral and elusive character,
both in terms of the presentation itself, technical
aspects thereof and the author’s interpretations.
The installation is dedicated to lonesome trees,
which here play the role of a link between the
sky and the earth, perceived respectively as
lightness and heaviness (Open Programme).
• “This is the Way I Am” – Maciej Urlich.
Documentary series of photographic portraits,
presenting random women – contemporary
discotheque regulars. Their outfits, make-up and
the way they carry themselves are their own
choice (Open Programme).
• “Johanna” – Bjargey Ólafsdóttir.
20:00 – Ehxibition opening. Icelandic
Photography within the 8th Warsaw Festival
of Art Photography [WFFA 2015].
Pałac Kultury i Nauki
/ Palace of Culture and Science
1 Defilad Sq.
• “Common Space / Own Space”
Young Polish photography, within the
8th Warsaw Festival of Art Photography
[WFFA 2015].
Artists: Joanna Chudy, Michał Grochowiak, Jacek
Kołodziejski, Wojtek Kostrzewa, Monika Masłoń,
Michał Przeździk, Sonia Szóstak, Ula Tarasiewicz,
Konrad Pustola, Magda Hueckel.
Joint exhibition of works by selected
representatives of the young generation of
Polish photographers. They approached the
leitmotif of the project in very different ways,
both in terms of their perception of common
space, exchanging artistic experiences, dialogue,
collaboration, tolerance and openness to
new experiences, close and distant traditions,
cultural heritage, etc., but also as one’s inner
space – intimate, used when expressing one’s
distinctness, individuality, identity, outlining
/ Defilad Sq.
/ Defilad Sq.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 0:30 am
/ last group entry at 0:30 am
On this year’s Long Night of Museums, the
organizer invites to nighttime tours of the
Palace’s basements, as part of celebrations
related with the 60th anniversary of the
building’s existence. For this one night in the
year only, underground levels of the Palace will
be open to public. It will be a unique chance
for visitors to check if there are mysterious
nuclear-bomb shelters located underneath
the Palace, if there exists a tunnel linking the
building with one-time seat of the Central
Committee (Komitet Centralny, KC), if there
is a river flowing underground...
Guided tours of 15, every 30 minutes.
Tours start at 7:00 pm, in the main hall,
by the clock (Marszałkowska Street entrance).
Tours finish in lift hall.
Pałac Prezydencki
/ Presidential Palace
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
Visitors to the Presidential Palace will be given
the chance to enter, inter alia, The Column
Hall (housing paintings by Jacek Malczewski),
The Banner Hall, The White Hall, The Painting
Hall (with works by Gierymski, Witkiewicz and
Fałat), The Antechamber (with I.J. Paderewski’s
grand piano and paintings by Józef Chełmoński),
Nowosielski Hall (where ten works by the artist
may be viewed), as well as The Main Hall and
The Chapel.
Please note: visitors will be asked
to present an ID with a photo.
“Lost Museum” (2015) – film screening.
The film is another project dedicated to works
of art lost during WW II. Albeit the chances are
slim that this Polish culture heritage, lost over
the centuries, will be recovered, it is worth to
present these art pieces, so as to bring them
back at least ”mentally”, and secure them a place
in social consciousness.
The film will be presented on two large screens
placed at both sides of the monument to Prince
Józef Poniatowski; it will be accompanied by
large-scale graphic works screened on the
Palace’s walls. The film concentrates on various
locations where Polish works of art were stored,
e.g. Fischhorn castle in Austria. The film will
be modern – illustrated; graphic work will be
authored by, inter alia, Marta Ignerska (illustrator,
awarded the world over). All those who walk
by the Palace will be given the chance to watch
the film.
Pałac Staszica / Staszic Palace
72 Nowy Świat St.
46/48 Krakowskie Przedmieście (courtyard)
HOURS: 9:00 pm – 2:00 am
www.muzeumutracone.pl
Institute of Mediterranean and Oriental Cultures
of the Polish Academy of Sciences:
10:00 pm – Night with lookalikes, presented by
Hanna Krajewska.
8:00 pm – Jadwiga Iwaszczuk – “Temple of
Thutmose I in Western Thebes” (room 103).
11:00 pm – Dance class taught by
Bodymovement Dance Studio: Magdalena
Wieteszka, Paweł Nassalski.
7:00 pm – 1:00 am – Room 022:
• Exhibition by Steel Forest gallery; autographs
by, inter alia, artists from old-time Warsaw.
Presented by Jolanta Janda. Opening at 8:00 pm.
7:00 pm – 1:00 am – Maria Skłodowska-Curie’s
Room:
• History of the Staszic Palace, presented by
Joanna Arvaniti.
• Exhibition by the Archives of the Polish
Academy of Sciences: “Roads to Independence”.
• 8:15 pm: “National anthems”, presented by
Hanna Krajewska.
• 9:00 pm: “Cantares” – Spanish concert (Maryla
Ochimowska-Teper – sopran koloraturowy,
Magdalena Biała-Gołędowska – guitar).
(Kopernik statue)
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.apan.waw.pl
No dangerous objects, large bags,
backpacks allowed inside the building.
Pałac Prezydencki
/ Presidential Palace
7:30 pm – “Copernicus – musical journey
through celestial bodies” – performed by Piotr
Iwicki, multi-instrumentalist / Warsaw Chamber
Opera.
In the programme:
Events organized by the Archives of the Polish
Academy of Sciences:
7:00 pm – 1:00 am – Room 05:
• Presentation of an original letter by Albert
Einstein.
• Your portrait, drawn by Paulina Kopestyńska.
• “Only Photographs Disregard Time”
– exhibition by the Archives of the Polish
Academy of Sciences.
7:00 pm – Jadwiga Iwaszczuk – “Lesson in
Hieroglyph Writing” (room 103).
9:00 pm – Malwina Bakalarska – “Oriental
Lottery” (room 103).
10:00 pm – Małgorzata Radomska – “On the
Way to Immortality: Egyptian Mummy Creation”
(room 103).
7:00 pm – Wiesław Szamocki – exhibition of
graphic works: “Among Trees” (room 104).
Event organized by the Polish Radio Archives:
7:00 pm – 1:00 am – “On (Historic) Air. 90 Years
of Polish Radio” (Mirror Hall / Sala Lustrzana
no. 101).
There will be a cafe set up in front of the Staszic
Palace.
Państwowe Muzeum Archeologiczne
/ State Archaeological Museum
52 Długa St. (Arsenał)
7:00 pm – 1:00 am – Round Table Room:
• Igor Strojecki’s exhibitions:
– Leon Barszczewski: “Globetrotter’s
Possessions”,
– Matchboxes, i.a. some depicting Leon
Barszczewski.
Events organized by the Institute of Ancillary
Activities of the Polish Academy of Sciences:
Institute of Literary Research of the Polish
Academy of Sciences:
7:00 pm – Łukasz Ossowski, “Theatre in Poland
in the times of the Enlightenment” (in Polish,
room 002).
11:00 pm – Aleksandra Wójtowicz, “Staszic
Palace: Ideological Meaninga Inscribed in the
Place” (in Polish) – lecture and tour of mysterious
places (room 002).
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.pma.pl
The Museum invites guests to watch permanent
exhibitions: “Prehistory of Polish Lands”,
“Biskupin”, “The Alphabet of Romanesque
Architecture”, “The ABC’s of Gothic Architecture”,
as well as a temporary exhibition titled “Bilcze
Złote: Europe’s Most Beautiful Ceramic Dishes”.
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm – All guests will be given
the chance to take part in free classes for
families; the workshops will include pottery
and painting (china and cult figures). Historic
art pieces presented within the temporary
exhibition will serve as a source of inspiration
for participants, who will be encouraged to take
their creations home.
Państwowe Muzeum Etnograficzne
w Warszawie / State Ethnographic
Museum
1 Kredytowa St.
theme of this year’s Long Night of Museums,
namely dance. It presents a priceless collection
of folk dance maquettes, created for World Expo
in Paris (1937).
Polski Czerwony Krzyż (PCK)
/ Polish Red Cross
14 Mokotowska St.
Please apply on-line, by contacting the
organizer at [email protected]. Your
e-mail should determine how many guests
wish to participate in the event, as well as
your preferred time of visit (organizers plan
tours to start on an hourly basis; the first
group of 15 enters at 7:00 pm, the last one
at 10:00 pm).
Polskie Stowarzyszenie Jazzowe
/ Polish Jazz Association
20 Chmielna St.
/ Krucza / Bracka
Polskie Radio / Polish Radio
/ Zachęta / Line E
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.ethnomuseum.pl
Wedding party at the Museum.
On this night, the space of the Museum will turn
into a great dance hall. Our guests will be invited
to take part in a Polish Dance class and an Exotic
Dance class, taught by experienced teachers
from Warsaw dance schools. The Museum will
present dances and dance choreographies which
accompany wedding ceremonies in various parts
of the world. There will also be film screenings
organized, related with the night’s theme.
An impressive interactive installation, prepared
by Columbian musician and artist Alejandro
Olarte, will be another highlight of The Long
Night of Museums at The State Ethnographic
Museum.
Moreover, visitors will be given the chance to
watch, inter alia, a newly opened temporary
exhibition titled “Around the Table”, within
which sacred corners in village houses from
several regions of Poland will be presented, as
well as an exhibition created within a project
titled “Dowry”, and a collection of Easter eggs
from the collection owned by Aleksandra and
Arkadiusz Belica.
Another great attraction will be the newest
exhibition, organized in relation with the 125th
anniversary of the Museum’s founding, titled
“Celebration Time”. This project is the more
relevant that one of its annexes regards the
/ Piękna / Krucza
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
www.pck.pl
Polish Red Cross invites visitors to participate in
history lessons at the archives of PCK’s National
Information and Search Office. It is a rare, yearly
chance for people to see the backstage of the
Office’s (established in 1919) activity, as well
as an extraordinary occasion to get acquainted
with original, unique documents. Visitors will be
guided by Katarzyna Kubicius, Director of PCK’s
Information and Search Office.
Tours will include a presentation of, inter
alia, original files of prisoners detained in
concentration camps and prisons organised by
Hitler, patient record books from hospitals active
during the Warsaw Rising and other documents
on the uprising, as well as death certificates
of Poles who died during WW II in camps and
prisons in Germany and Poland.
Additional attractions:
• Participants of The Long Night of Museums
will be given the chance to fill in special search
forms, which will then be used to check if the
Office has any information on their relatives
– and in case it does not, to take measures to
determine their wartime lot.
72 Nowy Świat St. (Staszica Palace)
• Ceramics in Chmielna.
(Kopernik statue)
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
On (Historic) Air. 90 Years of Polish Radio
Great radio artists and their everlasting creations,
against the background of everyday events,
registered on air. Multimedia programme, with
live commentary.
Host: Waldemar Listowski, Director of the Polish
Radio Archive.
Authors: Małgorzata Barucka, Teresa Barucka.
Collaboration: Joanna Mitko.
Presentation with the use of archival recordings
from the collection owned by the Polish Radio,
complete with illustrations. Old-time artists
related with Polish Radio (pre-war and post-war);
individualities, whose renderings and hits lasted
decades.
The programme will be divided into 2 sessions
(start: 7:30 pm):
8:00 pm – Beginnings of Polish radio.
• Presentation of pre-medical first aid.
9:00 pm – Radio in post-war reality.
• Exhibition of archival posters and photographs
presenting PCK’s work.
10:00 pm – The role of a radio announcer
over the years (guest: Andrzej Krusiewicz);
mini-workshop for guests.
Meeting for visitors ages 12 and older;
groups of 15.
In the programme:
Famous Warsaw-based artist, Zofia Kosiorek
(of Keramos Association/Stowarzyszenie
Keramos) will present her works inspired
by Indian ceramics.
• Painting – exhibition-surprise.
• Fortune-teller Verbena will make this
night even more magical.
Concerts:
• Krzysztof Sadowski: pianist and composer,
jazzman, sonic improviser (keyboard
instruments), organizer of intentional music
workshops in Puławy – accompanied by
a guest... whose identity shall remain a surprise.
• Rodnik (Spring): group who incessantly prove
that Poles, Ukrainians, Belarusians and Russians
should sing together... The organizer encourages
all guests to sing along with the artists.
There will be various kinds of wine from different
parts of the world waiting for guests.
Przystanek Historia. Centrum
Edukacyjne IPN im. Janusza Kurtyki
21/25 Marszałkowska St.
/ Zbawiciela Sq.
/ Zbawiciela Sq. / Line B
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.przystanekhistoria.ipn.gov.pl
During the festival, the organizer will present
history-themed board and card games – and not
only those published by The Institute of National
Remembrance (IPN). There will be something for
everyone here: families with children, beginners
who wish to spend a pleasant evening with
their friends, and old-hands looking for the
newest news. Along with best-selling games
from the world over, there will also be some
lesser-known games available for our guests.
Apart from complex strategy games, IPN will also
present titles recommended for players who are
just starting their adventure with board games.
Instructors will provide help in terms of selecting
games and learning how to play. The evening
will also include competitions with prizes for
guests, tournaments, large-scale games and
a rich array of board games for children.
In order to convey the climate of insurgent
Warsaw to guests, there will be a diorama
presented in Bielańska Street by SHG Radosław
Group, along with an exhibition of objects
related with the history of the Group and the
Uprising Redoubt. Visitors will be given the
chance to taste dishes prepared by insurgent
cooks, sew a white-and-red armband, sit on
a barricade and take a close look at vehicles
used during WW II. In the programme, inter alia:
location-based game related with the Uprising,
exhibition by Szymon Kobusiński (“Save from
Oblivion”), exhibition dedicated to soldiers of
Zośka Battalion and their heirs, JWK Lubliniec,
screening of a documentary about a legendary
Polish machine gun, “Lightning”, as well as an
array of attractions for the youngest visitors.
Reduta Banku Polskiego,
ob. Wojskowe Przedsiębiorstwo
Handlowe / Military Trade Company
4/6/8 Wiejska St.
18B Daniłowiczowska St.
/ Teatralny Sq. / Line E
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.wph.com.pl
Sejm Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej / Sejm
/ Wiejska / Matejki
/ Piękna / Wiejska / Line J
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.sejm.gov.pl
Open Day at The Sejm.
Senat Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej
/ The Senate of The Republic of Poland
4/6/8 Wiejska St.
Learn about the history of fights in Bielańska
Street in August 1944. For the first time, Military
Trade Company and SGH Radosław Group invite
everybody to visit the pre-war seat of Bank
Polski in Bielańska/Daniwołiczowska Street.
Nowadays, there is the Uniform Centre of the
Military Trade Company located here. During the
Warsaw Rising, fierce fights took place here, in
the famous redoubt of Bank Polski. On The Long
Night of Museums, the building will open its
doors for the public, allowing visitors the chance
to visit historic spaces which on a daily basis
remain beyond their reach.
/ Wiejska / Matejki
/ Piękna / Wiejska / Line J
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.senat.gov.pl
Guests will be given the chance to take a look
at the Plenary Chamber of the Senate, lobby,
Committees’ session rooms (where photographs
and souvenirs will be displayed, received from
families of deceased Marshals of the Senate of
The Republic of Poland (Andrzej Stelmachowski
and August Chełkowski) and Vice-Marshal
Zbigniew Romaszewski. Guests will be given
the chance to watch an exhibition as well, titled
“80th Death Anniversary of Józef Piłsudski”,
prepared by the Military Centre for Education,
along with another one, titled “Silesian
Uprisings”, organized by the Museum
of Silesian Uprisings.
10:00 pm – Maciejewski Variations: Maciej
Fortuna – trumpet, Krzysztof Dys – grand piano.
Spacery po Warszawie / Guided strolls
meeting point: Mikołaj Kopernik statue,
Krakowskie Przedmieście
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm
www.wkpm.pl
All visitors will be verified regarding
pyrotechnic materials possession.
Skwer – Filia Centrum Artystycznego
Fabryka Trzciny / Skwer
60A Krakowskie Przedmieście
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.fabrykatrzciny.pl
“Mon Chéri Paris” – exhibition of photographs
by Justyna Radzymińska.
When it seemed that Paris had been presented
in every possible way already, this exhibition
may turn out surprising. The author openly
warns, that those who expect another showcase
of historic buildings may feel disappointed.
Justyna Radzymińska – master of
black-and-white portrait. In love with Paris,
French language and culture. Laureate of
numerous photography awards. Founder and
owner of Camera Work Studio artistic atelier in
Warsaw. Author of five individual exhibitions.
• Concert within “Dux Brzmi w Trzcinie”
– specially for The Long Night of Museums!
The concert will present three albums issued
by DUX:
7:00 pm – Trumpet Song. Sławomir Cichor
– trumpet.
8:30 pm – “Seven Stairs to Hell” Walarowski
Trio: Marek Walarowski – grand piano, Jędrzej
Łaciak – acoustic bass guitar, Michał Dziewiński
– percussion.
Strolls will be guided by city tour guides
from the Polish Tourism and Sightseeing
Association (Polskie Towarzystwo Turystyczno
– Krajoznawcze, PTTK). They will allow
participants to get acquainted with people who
have created the history and climate of our city,
as well as present how Warsaw has changed
over centuries. The route includes Krakowskie
Przedmieście Street, The Old Town and
The New Town.
Stacja Muranów
13 Andersa St. (Skwer Tekli Bądarzewskiej)
/ Nalewki-Muzeum / Line A, F
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 2:00 am
www.stacjamuranow.pl
“See the Invisible” by Bartosz Bobkowski
– exhibition opening.
Stacja Muranów invites to the opening of
a photo exhibition showcasing works by the
famous photographer Bartosz Bobkowski. The
works were created within a social campaign
titled “See the Invisible”, organized by The
Institute of Public Affairs. The exhibition
showcases photos of women hailing from
various cultural backgrounds, for whom Poland
became their second home. The heroines
are women of different ages, with different
experiences and different professions. However,
each and every one of them is extraordinary.
The evening will also include a live concert
of ethnic music. Guests will be invited to taste
delicious cuisine characteristic for various regions
of the world. The exhibition is part of a social
campaign supporting female immigrants in
Poland, entitled “See the Invisible”. The project
is dedicated to bringing attention of the public
to the situation of female immigrants working
and living in Poland.
The photographs were taken by Bartosz
Bobkowski, who has collaborated with Gazeta
Wyborcza daily for fourteen years now. He
is the author of numerous photo shoots and
photo reportages. Dozens of his works have
been published on covers of Polish magazines
and newspapers, such as Newsweek, Polityka
and Gazeta Wyborcza, to name but a few.
He is a multiple laureate of prestigious press
photography competitions (e.g. Grand Press
Photo, BZWBK Press Photo).
Stara Galeria ZPAF / ZPAF Stara Gallery
8 Zamkowy Sq.
HOURS: 8:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.wffa.eu
Icelandic photographs, within the 8th Warsaw
Art Photography Festival 2015 [WFFA 2015]:
• “Re-looking of Icelanandic Landscape”
Artists: Ivar Brynjolfsson, Katrin Elvarsdottir,
Pétur Thomsen, Haraldur Johnsson, Inga Sólveig
Fridjonsdottir, Spessi, Ingvar Högni, Einar Falur,
Bjargey Ólafsdóttir.
Joint exhibition touching on issues related with
Icelandic landscape, at which photographers
of the middle and mature generations took
another look. The Icelandic creators ponder on
a cosmic landscape, with framed, Scandinavian
architectural structures and achievements of
contemporary civilisation. Posing questions
regarding the limits of transformation imposed
by the man on nature, in landscapes oftentimes
devoid of beauty, they unveil views from which
solitude, desertion and detachment emanate.
• Petur Thompsen “Imported Landscape”
The series titled Imported Landscape is
a touching and disturbing testimony of changes
taking place in relation with man’s interventions
in nature, attempts at “taming” it, adapting it to
our own needs, demonstrating domination over
nature or separating ourselves from it.
Stara Prochownia Stołecznego
Centrum Edukacji Kulturalnej
/ Stara Prochownia Gallery
2 Boleść St.
/ Wybrzeże Gdańskie / Sanguszki
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.scek.pl
“Portraits” by Łukasz Zbroja.
The exhibition will present portraits, which are
what I’ve been dedicating most of my time to,
recently. Among them, self-portraits stand out,
as they allow for more in-depth observations of
the model I find closest to me. All works are oil
paintings.
Stare Miasto wieczorową porą
/ The Old Town at Nighttime
meeting point: Kolumna Zygmunta
III Wazy
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 0:30 am
The Old Town at Nighttime – guided strolls.
Throughout the night, three strolls will take place,
starting at 7:00 pm, 9:00 pm and 11:00 pm. The
strolls take about 1,5 h. Guide: Marcin Strachota.
Stołeczne Centrum Edukacji Kulturalnej
im. Komisji Edukacji Narodowej
/ Warsaw Cultural Education Center
4 Jezuicka St.
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.scek.pl
In the programme:
Exhibition finissage: “With a Live Blade in Hand”
– works by Michał Piotrkowicz at Abakus Gallery.
7:00 pm – 8:00 pm – Vocal music – concert
(Conference Hall).
9:00 pm – 10:00 pm – Marta Schwaizer’s vocal
recital (Conference Hall).
10:00 pm – 11:00 pm – Samurai fencing show
(Conference Hall).
Studium Europy Wschodniej
/ Centre for East European Studies
University of Warsaw,
/ Zachęta / Line E
www.studium.uw.edu.pl
This year, The Long Night of Museums at the
Centre for East European Studies will be related
with the 25th anniversary of its creation.
Therefore, an exhibition of photographs has been
prepared, presenting the most important events
organized by the Centre over the course of the
last quarter of a century. The exhibition will be
showcased in an alley leading to the Old Library
of the University, within the Main Campus.
The Centre for East European Studies will present
itself as a scientific unit, in two tents. In one of
them, there will be a stand set up, providing
promotional materials (roll-ups, leaflets, banners,
folders, etc.). There will also be a presentation
screened and special materials presented, related
with the Centre.
The other tent will belong to the Centre’s
School of Eastern Languages. The School will
present promotional materials, and there
will be also calligraphy lessons organized for
children and adults, taught by the staff, as
well as demonstration lessons and individual
conversations.
The highlight of the evening will be dance
workshops and a Georgian dance show, to
take place at Auditorium Maximum.
Synagoga im. Nożyków
/ The Nożyk Synagogue
6 Twarda St.
/ Grzybowski Sq.
/ Grzybowski Sq. / Line E, G
HOURS: 10:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.warszawa.jewish.org.pl
In the programme:
10:14 pm – Havdalah (prayer concluding
the Sabbath).
10:30 pm – Short concert by Szir Awiw
Jewish choir.
10:40 pm – Lecture by a guide.
midnight – Lecture by a guide (second round).
Due to the Sabbath, the doors will be opened
at 10:00 pm.
Visitors are kindly asked to observe
safety measures and not bring large backpacks
into the Synagogue.
• Berliner – historic tram – Open for visitors,
who will be invited to rest inside for a while,
and go back in time.
Men are asked to bring their own
headgear.
Our Warsaw restaurant will serve traditional
Warsaw tasty dishes, at very attractive prices.
Teatr Kamienica / Kamienica Theatre
www.teatrkamienica.pl
In the programme:
11:00 pm – “At Fat Josek’s – ball in Gnojna
Street“ (Oficyna Stage).
“Lucky 60” are a dance-vocal group from
Warsaw, created by friends who date back to
their student times. Now, many years later, they
decided to return to their passions, play, sing,
dance and entertain the public together.
On The Long Night of Museums, they will
present a comedy show titled At Fat Josek’s
– ball in Gnojna Street, which will convey
the specific ambiance of pre-war Warsaw,
the environment of Warsaw wanglers, shady
characters and members of upper classes.
Midnight – 1:00 am – Screenings of films about
the Warsaw Rising, directed by Andrzej Kałuszko.
Teatr WARSawy (d. kino Wars)
/ Teatr WARSawy Theatre
5/7 Rynek Nowego Miasta
www.teatrwarsawy.pl
On The Long Night of Museums in Warsaw,
16th May, we will celebrate the second birthday
of Teatr WARSawy. On this occasion, we are
opening our theatre’s door widely, and inviting
you inside!
We invite you to traditional tours of the theatre
and chilling out on loungers.
See you at the New Thinking Market!
Teatr Wielki – Opera Narodowa
/ Teatr Wielki – Polish National Opera
1 Teatralny Sq.
/ Teatralny Sq. / Line E
HOURS: 9:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.teatrwielki.pl
It is a series of images portraying popular
theatre, film and revue actresses and actors,
photographed by the artist between 1929
and 1939. The exhibition will give guests the
chance to get acquainted with canons of beauty
observed in the 1930s, as well as learn about
fashion in those times.
The greatest asset of this exhibition is the
selection of photographs, many of which were
chosen by the artist (laureate of numerous
awards in Poland and abroad, i.a. the
international Honoraire Excellence F.I.A.P., 1968)
more than forty years ago, for an exhibition
documenting his creative oeuvre in the field of
artistic portrait photography (ZPAF Gallery, 1974).
The Theatre Museum purchased this valuable
collection thanks to financial support from Włada
Majewska, who was a singer, member of Lviv
Joyful Wave, emigrant actress, close collaborator
of Marian Hemar; she was also announcer on
Radio Free Europe.
• The exhibition will be accompanied by
a concert by Uphill Theatre Association, titled
“Włada, it befits!”.
Pre-war hits will be presented by Stanisław
Górka, Monika Świtaj and Wojciech Machnicki.
Accompaniment: Zbigniew Rymarz.
The concerts will take place
at 10:00 pm, 11:00 pm and at midnight.
Uniwersytet Muzyczny Fryderyka
Chopina / The Fryderyk Chopin
University of Music
2 Okólnik St.
• Exhibition (Column Hall and Bottle Hall).
• Presentation of a mock-up, depicting pre-war
Warsaw (Mock-Up Hall).
• There will be a printing press available for
visitors in Warszaw Basement, allowing them
to design their own t-shirt. Every guest visiting
Kamienica Theatre on The Long Night of
Museums will receive a commemorative t-shirt.
The t-shirts will be distributed for free, thanks
to PZU’s support (Golden Patron of the Theatre).
In the programme:
• “The World of Stars and Fashion of Pre-war
Warsaw, through B.J Dorys’s Lens”
The Theatre Museum at Teatr Wielki-Polish
National Opera invites visitors on The Long Night
of Museums to Redutowe Rooms of the Theatre,
where an exceptionally interesting collection of
photographic portraits and advertisement photos
by Benedykt Jerzy Dorys will be presented.
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 2:00 am
www.chopin.edu.pl
Yearly Student Carnival Night at The University of
Music combines these student celebrations with
The Long Night of Museums. Students will invite
visitors to take an inside look at their school,
and it will be one of few chances for guests to
visit this extraordinary university at nighttime.
Choir, orchestra and soloists performing during
this night will present the most famous film
music pieces composed by Krzesimir Dębski
(UMFC Doctor), and the whole school will be
available for visitors. Guests will be invited to get
acquainted with installations created by students
of the Inter-University Multimedia Programme.
Uniwersytet Warszawski
/ University of Warsaw
/ Zachęta / Line E
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.muzeum.uw.edu.pl
On The Long Night of Museums at the University
of Warsaw, an illumination of the central campus
is planned. The evening will also include music
and artistic programmes performed by University
bands. Live radio transmission will be broadcast
from the campus, visitors will be given the
chance to take a photo – to keep as a souvenir,
the youngest ones will be invited to play in
a specially designed kids zone. Guests will be
encouraged to send a commemorative postcard,
to addresses even as far away as the other end
of the world.
There will also be an eating space at the campus,
where guests will be invited to take a break for
a moment. And even more additional attractionssurprises are planned!
Warszawa socrealistyczna w Noc
Muzeów / Socialist Realism in Warsaw
by the monument to General de Gaulle
(Rondo de Gaulle’a)
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 0:30 am
Socialist Realism in Warsaw – guided strolls.
place, starting at 7:00 pm, 9:00 pm and 11:00
pm. Each stroll will take about 1,5 h. Guide:
Monika Rybarczyk.
Warszawska Szkoła Fotografii i Grafiki
Projektowej / Warsaw School
of Photography and Graphic Design
14 Łazienkowska St.
/ Rozbrat / Myśliwiecka
/ Rozbrat / Line J
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 0:30 am
www.wsfoto.art.pl
In the programme:
6:30 pm – 00:30 am – Exhibition: “11:15 to
Amsterdam”.
The project presents 38 photographs, and wraps
up open-air workshops attended by students and
graduates; works depict everyday life of people
living in The Netherlands.
6:30 pm – 0:30 am – Exhibition of graphic art
and posters by students of the Warsaw School of
Photography and Graphic Design.
6:30 pm – 0:30 am – “Art” – project-exhibition.
Works by foreign students, with the use of
newspapers, stencils with typography elements
and symbols characteristic for their culture,
combined with free-flow spray painting.
7:00 pm – 8:00 pm – Lecture by Prof. Marian
Schmidt, Director of the Warsaw School of
Photography and Graphic Design: “Ways of
Looking at Works of Art”.
8:00 pm – 9:30 pm – Workshops: professional
photo scanning.
Participants will learn how to get the highest
quality of graphic files created by means of
scanning photographs, films and negatives.
Workshops will be taught by Karol Bagiński.
9:30 pm – 0:30 am – Film screening: “Super
Unit“ – documentary, dir. Teresa Czepiec,
produced in Poland
Run time: 20 min. The film will be screened
throughout the night, alternately with another
documentary.
9:30 pm – 0:30 am – “When I Am a Bird”
– documentary, dir. Monika Pawluczuk,
produced in Poland.
Run time: 30 min. The film will be screened
throughout the night, alternately with another
documentary.
problems waiting for visitors, the experience
will definitely be one they will remember for
a long time.
The event will allow guests a closer look at an
architect’s work. They will learn about how
a proper organization of elements of a building
and its interiors makes them more user-friendly,
and just how many factors architects must take
into consideration when designing a building.
Guests are invited to visit the seat of the Faculty
of Architecture, get acquainted with all of its
nooks and crannies, and spend time in a garden,
isolated from traffic noise.
Zachęta Narodowa Galeria Sztuki
/ Zachęta National Gallery of Art
3 Małachowskiego Sq.
55 Koszykowa St.
/ Konstytucji Sq.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 3:00 am
www.fb.com/inicjatywa.teraz
In 2015, the Faculty of Architecture celebrates
the 100th anniversary of its activity. The Long
Night of Museums will give visitors the chance
to get acquainted with less serious aspects of
architects’ work. Guests will see for themselves
just how great fun it is to shape space. Thanks to
an array of installations, exhibits and ergonomic
• Exhibition: “Truth Beauty Goodness. From
the Zachęta Collection”.
Venue: Count Raczyński Tenement House,
2 Małachowskiego Square.
8:00 pm – 10:00 pm – Workshops: “Enlighten
Me! Lightrecycling”.
Limited number of participants
(18+ or accompanied by an adult carer),
workshop hall.
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm – Małachowskiego Square
will be illuminated by Organic Lighting.
Concert: Warsaw Laptop Orchestra.
Zamek Królewski / The Royal Castle
4 Zamkowy Sq.
/ Zachęta / Line E
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.zacheta.art.pl
We will watch the documentaries courtesy
of Wajda Studio.
Wydział Architektury Politechniki
Warszawskiej / Warsaw University
of Technology (Faculty of Architecture)
• Exhibition: “Tamy Ben-Tor Miki Carmi. Young
Emerging Artists Eating and Fucking”.
In the programme:
• Exhibition: “Cannibalism? On Appropriation
in Art”.
The exhibition touches on such issues as
appropriations, borrowing, processing,
remixing and sampling of culture; in English,
all of these actions are most often referred to
as “appropriation art”. This creative strategy
has been used by artists since the avant-garde
times of the beginning of the 20th century.
Works presented at Zachęta are showcased
in a historic context – starting with the most
famous pieces dating back to the late 1970s,
and ending with contemporary creative practices.
The exhibition poses questions related with the
problem of originality, copies and reproduction,
appropriation of works in the light of copyright;
finally, it also touches on the issue of utmost
importance, namely artistic freedom.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.zamek-krolewski.pl
In the programme:
In the Castle
The Great Apartment, King’s Apartment
(Great Assembly Hall, Knights’ Hall, Throne
Room, King’s Bedchamber, Canaletto Room),
The Parliamentary Chambers – including the
Senators’ Chamber, where on 3rd May 1791
the Constitution was enacted.
Temporary exhibitions:
• “St. Stanisław’s (1765–1831) Order. On the
250th Anniversary of the Order’s Establishment”.
• Documents from the Polish Library of Paris.
• “Castle Archaeological Discoveries. The Castle:
The Unknown Story” – outdoor stand board
exhibition (Great Courtyard).
At the Copper-Roof Palace
• Apartment of Prince Joseph Poniatowski.
• Exhibition: “Oriental Carpets from Teresa
Sahakian’s Collection” (Apartment of Prince
Joseph Poniatowski).
The Kubicki Arcades
5:00 pm – 6:30 pm – Special guided tours
of The Great Apartment and King’s Apartment
for groups, in sign language.
The Royal Castle invites visitors to take part in
numerous, specially prepared attractions, to be
held at The Royal Castle, the Copper-Roof Palace,
and at The Kubicki Arcades.
Invite only.
5:00 pm – 8:00 pm – Tours of the Gardens of the
Royal Castle (provided it is not raining).
7:30 pm – 10:30 pm – Special guided tours of
the exhibition “The Unpainted Jew in the Land
of Canaan” – visitors accompanied by the curator
of the exhibition.
9:00 pm – “Freemansonry and Popular Culture.
How the 19th and 20th Century Perceived
Freemasonry” – lecture by Professor Tadeusz
Cegielski, Masonic Lodge.
7:00 pm – “Ghosts of Swedish Soldiers:
Archaeologist and Anthropologist on the Trail of
Castle Skeletons” – lecture by custodian Rafał
Mroczek, Masonic Lodge.
6:00 pm and 7:00 pm – “Scary Fairy Tale:
About A Princess Who Could Not Cry, based
on Bolesław Leśmian’s Works” – activities for
children ages 3–6.
8:00 pm – “Heroines, Leading Ladies, Trollops,
Dragons: Women of Polish Theatre” – literary
meetings.
8:00 pm and 9:00 pm – “Old Chest’s Stories:
About Past Things” – activities for children
ages 8–12.
Stage of the Museum of JazZ
Jazz concerts + exhibition of the collection
owned by the Museum of Jazz (instruments,
outfit elements, photographs, posters, records,
record covers).
Organizer: Museum of Jazz.
• Exhibition of artistic calendars by Gedeon
Richter.
• PZU Zone (official Insurance Company
of The Royal Castle in Warsaw).
Żydowski Instytut Historyczny
/ Jewish Historical Institute
3/5 Tłomackie St.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm
www.jhi.pl
8:15 pm – “The Great Absent” – light-and-music
installation commemorating The Great
Synagogue of Warsaw in Tłomackie Street.
Exactly 72 years ago, at the end of the uprising
in Warsaw ghetto, the Germans blew up the
most imposing shul of Jewish Warsaw,
The Great Synagogue in Tłomackie Street.
In order to honour the memory of this
place, and the community related with it
– world-famous cantors and rabbis from
Tłomackie Street – a 10-minute-long
presentation of a light-and-music installation
will begin. The event will take place in the
seat of the Jewish Historical Institute, which
– pre-war – used to be the Synagogue Library.
For 10 minutes – just for a moment – the project
will visualize the great history of The Great
Synagogue.
Author: Marcin Lenarczyk, visualisation:
Kolektyw Malarze.
Throughout the evening, two exhibitions will
be on show: “Salvaged. Collection of Painting,
Drawing, Sculpture from the Collections of the
Jewish Historical Institute (1890–1939)” and
“After the Holocaust. The Central Committee of
Polish Jews in Poland (1944–1950)”. Guided
tours of the exhibition will start at 7:00 pm,
9:00 pm and 10:00 pm.
Dom Kultury Świt
/ Świt Community Centre
Park Rzeźby na Targówku
/ Sculpture Park in Targówek
11 Wysockiego St.
Park Bródnowski
/ Bartnicza
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 9:30 pm
www.dkswit.com.pl
The night will offer a selection of events related
with the history and culture of Bródno. On The
Long Night of Museums at Świt Community
Centre, guests will watch photographs of Bródno
dating back to various historical periods, as well
as a multimedia presentation titled “Multicultural
Bródno”, which is a stroll through pre-war streets
of Bródno. They will also meet the originators of
an album titled “Bródno. Generation of the Polish
People’s Republic”. It will be the first official
presentation of the album.
Dom Kultury Zacisze
/ Zacisze Community Centre
1 Blokowa St.
/ Radzymińska / Tużycka
/ Tużycka
HOURS: 5:00 pm – 11:00 pm
www.zacisze.waw.pl
“Sea, Land and Air. Battles: from Ramses’
chariots to General Maczek’s tanks”
Historic board games, with the use of DIY
models. Try your hand at battle strategies
in various historic periods.
Workshops: model-making and DIY figures
for board games.
Jacek Bajer – experienced (30+ years) teacher
of children and youth. Passionate about military
micro-model making, creating and painting
figures, and mock-up battles. At Zacisze
Community Centre, Jacek Bajer runs the Uhlan
Micro-modelling and Strategic Games Studio.
/ Ratusz Dzielnicy Targówek
/ Targówek – Ratusz
www.targowek.waw.pl
Targówek District and the Museum of Modern
Art invite everybody to participate in an
extraordinary tour of the Sculpture Park in
Bródno. Visitors coming from the centre of
Warsaw will be able to get to the park by
bus – there will be a special artistic Golden Bus
available, called “Dreamer”, created by Paweł
Althamer.
The bus will go from the Museum of Modern
Art to the Sculpture Park twice.
The evening will feature additional artistic
events: concerts, workshops, guided tours and
Golden Gondola rides.
Biuro Udostępniania i Archiwizacji
Dokumentów Instytutu Pamięci
Narodowej / The Archive of the Institute
of National Remembrance
21 Kłobucka St.
/ Central Park Ursynów (Kłobucka St.)
/ Taborowa
HOURS: 5:30 pm – 1:00 am
www.ipn.gov.pl
Tours of the Archive of the Institute of National
Remembrance (inter alia: file storage room, file
reading room, conservation studio, audiovisual
studio). Visitors will be given the chance to take
a look at exemplary archive materials and watch
a photography exhibition.
The event includes elements of a happening.
The evening is themed, dedicated to traditional
celebrations of the 1st May in the Polish People’s
Republic, and the anniversary of the passage of
the 3rd of May Constitution.
Galeria Blue-S / Blue-S Gallery
28 Bociania St.
/ Puławska / Pileckiego
/ Poleczki
www.blue-s.pl
Blue-S Gallery invites inhabitants of Ursynów
(but not only) to visit the gallery on The Long
Night of Museums. It will be an ethereal journey
through the richness of various styles and
compositions. Among presented works by Polish
and Ukrainian masters, there will be pieces by
Tomasz Sętowski, Alexander Dobrodiy, Zdzisław
Majrowski-Meyro, Gennadiy Tishchenko and
Jaroslav Kachmar.
The exhibition presents a variety of styles applied
by artists from our region of Europe. From
hyper-realistic Dutch-style still life works,
to impressionism to surrealism to magic realism
and most emotional abstractions.
Urząd Dzielnicy Ursynów
m.st. Warszawy
/ Ursynów Town Hall
61 Komisji Edukacji Narodowej Av.
/
/ Imielin metro station
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.ursynow.pl
Our project fits into the international project
named The Long Night of Museums, which
creates extraordinary possibilities for meetings
of inhabitants of particular cities with activities
of various cultural institutions. On this one
night in the year, these institutions offer their
collections to visitors for free, and late into the
night. Throughout this evening, people
– oftentimes overly busy and having no time
to go to a museum – visit venues they are not
familiar with, ones they have forgotten about,
or some which are unavailable for them on other
days of the year. In many cases, whole families
participate in the event. Apart from museums,
also other institutions join in, eager to present
their activity and offer an array of attractions
to their guests. On The Long Night of Museums
in Ursynów, we wish to not only proudly present
our parks, libraries, community centres, galleries
and cultural activities undertaken by parishes
of Ursynów district, but also showcase the
creative oeuvre of our inhabitants.
Muzeum Pałacu Króla Jana III
w Wilanowie / The Museum of King
John III Palace in Wilanów
10/16 Stanisława Kostki Potockiego St.
of secrets hidden in paintings from Stanisław
Kostka Potocki’s collection, discovered by
employees during conservatory works, as well
as about technical aspects of marquetry. The
employees will share practical tips for taking
care of wooden furniture at home.
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm – “Fairy tales at the Palace”.
/ Przyczółkowa / Wilanowska Av.
/ Wilanów / Line B
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.wilanow-palac.pl
The Long Night of Museums in Wilanów is not
only a chance for guests to visit the Palace for
free and to admire rich art collections but also
to take part in numerous workshops and shows.
This year, the organizer encourages guests to
get acquainted with the collections’ history, and
learn about their creators, individual show-pieces
and ways in which they are shared with the
society.
We will be transported to the times of great
collectors, thanks to a culinary show dedicated
to flavours of Polish cuisine at the turn of the
18th and 19th century, as well as a fashion
show titled “Stylish collections”.
In the programme:
Palace
7:00 pm – 1:00 am – Nighttime tours of the Palace.
Last visitors admitted at 0:30 am.
Ground floor available for people
with disabilities.
7:00 pm – 8:30 pm – “Palace Raconteurs”.
In several of the palace’s chambers, employees
of the museum and volunteers will talk to
guests about collectors and the collection of
priceless works of art gathered in the museum.
The Wilanów Raconteurs invite guests for a
discussion about historic pieces which usually
escape visitors’ attention, when they take a tour
of the museum. On The Long Night of Museums,
they will be given the chance to listen to stories
Employees of the Museum will read two fairy
tales for the youngest visitors (in Polish): “Pieniek
Opens a Museum” and “Where Is the Otter?”.
The youngsters will learn about what is needed
when opening one’s own museum, and what
a custodian’s work involve. Together with
Papusieńka, Fanfanik or Minionek, the children
will go and look for the missing otter, Robak.
7:00 pm – midnight – “Lost Museum”
multimedia presentation (White Hall).
7:00 pm – midnight – Book Fair.
Wilanów books. The Museum invites guests to
get acquainted with publications issued by the
Museum of King John III Palace in Wilanów. On
this special day, the organizer offers attractive
discounts. Without a doubt, everybody will find
an interesting book for themselves.
9:00 pm – “Stylish Collections” (fashion show).
Girls from Wilanów Debutante Boarding School
will present outfits from the times of The Duchy
of Warsaw, as well as contemporary designs,
inspired by flowers of Wilanów.
Carriage House
7:00 pm – 11:00 pm – All kinds of information
on roses. “In the King’s flowerbed” – workshops
for families with children ages 3 and older.
With the use of ultra-modern technologies,
the Museum will present cultural treasures which
used to be held within Polish collections once,
but have been irrevocably lost as a result of
historic turmoil.
What do York Family and Lancaster Family have
in common with the King’s residence and where
in the garden one may find references to these
feuding families?
Main Courtyard
7:00 pm – 11:00 pm – “Calligraphic Herbarium”
– workshops for youth, adults and children ages
7 and older.
7:00 pm – 11:00 pm – Culinary Grand Tour:
Polish cuisine in the 18th and the beginning
of the 19th century.
During this year’s Long Night of Museums at
The Museum of King John III Palace in Wilanów,
we will talk about cuisine back in times when
Wilanów was owned by Stanisław Kostka
Potocki, and about the ways in which culinary
habits of those times differed from the famous
Sarmarian traditions. Chef Maciej Nowicki invites
visitors for short culinary show (7:30 pm,
8:30 pm, 9:30 pm).
7:00 pm – 11:00 pm – Łukasz Biczyński’s
Extraordinary Collection (presentation).
This presentation of an armament collection from
the turn of the 18th and 19th century will allow
guests to trace the development of weaponry
and military formations over the course of
centuries.
Pergola (by the entrance to the park)
7:00 pm – 11:00 pm – “Greetings from
Wilanów!” Collectors postcards (workshops for
families with children ages 3 and over).
Participants will be given the chance to learn
about the history of selected objects from the
collection of the Museum of King John III Place in
Wilanów. They will play the role of art collectors,
who have an extraordinary chance to choose out
of provided photographs the ones which they
believe depict the most valuable pieces owned
by the Museum, and create a unique collectors
postcard. It will also be a nice chance for visitors
to learn about scrapbooking, and to calligraph
greetings from Wilanów with the use of a quill.
Educational games at the Carriage House
and Pergola will be translated into sign
language, and there will also be educators
present, providing audio description.
Muzeum Plakatu w Wilanowie
/ Poster Museum in Wilanów
10/16 Stanisława Kostki Potockiego St.
/ Przyczółkowa / Wilanowska Av.
/ Wilanów / Line B
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.postermuseum.pl
In the programme:
• “123... Polish contemporary posters worth
remembering” - exhibition (Main Gallery).
• “Andrzej Krajewski: posters, covers,
illustrations” – exhibition (New Gallery).
Fundacja Willa Jasny Dom
/ Willa Jasny Dom Foundation
2 Świerszcza St.
/
/ PKP Włochy
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
/ last entrance at 8:30 pm
Bright House – one-time prison of the Main
Directorate of Information of the Polish Army.
From February 1945 to October 1945, Bright
House (Jasny Dom) was the first Warsaw seat
of the Main Directorate of Information of the
Polish Army. In its basements, prison cells were
located; interrogation rooms and offices were
set up on other floors. Do come and see
remnants of the past, still present in these
one-time torture chambers.
Biblioteka Publiczna
w Dzielnicy Wola m.st. Warszawy
/ Public Library of Wola
Gabinet Numizmatyczny Mennicy
Polskiej / Mint of Poland’s Numismatic
Cabinet
11 Waliców St. (Aurum building)
guests with physical disabilities are invited
to use the Pereca St. entrance
/ „Solidarności” Av. / Żelazna
/ Wola-Ratusz
HOURS: 4:00 pm – 9:00 pm
www.wola.waw.pl
Pippi Longstocking – Everybody’s Friend.
On the 70th anniversary of the publication
of the first book about Pippi, the Public Library
of Wola district has prepared numerous themed
attractions.
The organizer wishes to make young Readers
acquainted with the extraordinary heroine,
and invite them to get lost in the story. Whole
families are invited to join in on the fun.
Among numerous attractions prepared specially
for this night, there will be family games
and competitions, as well as book readings.
Participants will be invited to mini theatre
workshops; after reading an excerpt from a book
about Pippi, children will use spoons to create
the characters and then, together with parents,
they will create a short play.
Pippi’s adventures will be also read by invited
guests, as well as the Library’s employees.
Moreover, visitors will be encouraged to take
part in extraordinary competitions and circus
tricks. Everybody who decides to participate
in workshops will be given the chance to create
Mr. Nilsson – Pippi’s Monkey.
There will be also a special spot set up, where
children will be given the chance to turn into
Pippi – thanks to costumes and make up. And
the most interesting outfit will be selected.
Programme:
4:00 pm – Happening on the Library’s terrace.
5:30 pm – Edyta Jungowska reads books.
8:00 pm – Concert.
/ Grzybowska / Żelazna
/ Mennica / Line F
www.mennica.com.pl
Numismatic Cabinet invites visitors to watch
its permanent exhibition and take part in the
opening of a temporary exhibition dedicated to
the creative output of Józef Markiewicz-Nieszcz.
The organizer invites to the first showcase of
the artist’s works in thirty years. The project was
prepared in collaboration with his family.
Józef Markiewicz-Nieszcz – Medallist, sculptor
and poet, one of the most prominent Polish
artists of the second half of the 20th century.
Laureate of numerous awards in Poland and
abroad. His works are held in collections
owned by museums and private collectors the
world over. His work titled “First Food” became
world-famous when the Council of the Food and
Agriculture Organization in Rome selected it as
the symbol of its XXX Conference; it was placed,
i.a., on a dedicated medal.
Traditionally, every visitor will receive a
commemorative token minted on a 19th-century
coin press. This year, the design of the token is
related with the creative oeuvre of J.Markiewicz-Nieszcz.
Information for collectors: the Mint will
be giving away a limited amount of themed
tokens (70th anniversary of the Battle of
Monte Cassino).
Just like every year, interesting merchandise
produced by the Mint will be offered at special
prices.
Galeria Fundacji Ars Artium
/ Arsartium Foundation Gallery
16 Burakowska St.
/ C.H. Arkadia
/ rondo Zgrupowania „Radosław”
www.arsartium.pl
“Discovered/Undiscovered” – exhibition.
The exhibition at BETA 16 Gallery will present
a selection of works from its collection,
including pieces by Andrzej Nowacki, Bronisław
Kierzkowski, Jerzy Grochocki, Aleksander
Roszkowski, Kajetan Sosnowski, Stefan Krygier
and Teresa Panasiuk.
of Media Art of the Academy of Fine Arts and
Ney Gallery, will host ten artists; ten creative
personalities.
The result of our meeting will come in the form
of a variety of visual ideas and media, from
oil paintings, acrylic paintings, watercolours,
drawings and photographs to silicate techniques
and mosaics.
Muzeum Gazownictwa
/ The Museum of Gas Industry
25 Kasprzaka St.
/ Szpital Wolski
HOUR: 7:00 pm
/ next entrance at: 8:30 pm,
10:00 pm, 11:30 pm
www.muzeum.gazownictwa.pl
Miód Malina Studio
7/3 Spokojna St.
/ Jana Pawła II Av. / Stawki
/ Powązkowska
“Outcome” – confrontation of painters ten years
post graduation.
Round anniversaries are good for recaps; 2015
marks the 10th anniversary of our graduation
from the Faculty of Painting of the Academy
of Fine Arts in Warsaw. It is for us a pretext
for an artistic reunion, confrontation of our
artistic paths – both with one another and
of our current artistic interests with what we
used to concentrate on while still studying.
Within The Long Night of Museums, spacious
interiors of Miód Malina Photographic Studio
will be transformed into an exhibition room, and
Spokojna Street will be pulsating with life. The
historic tenement house (dating back to 1903)
in which the studio is located, near the Faculty
In the programme:
• Stroll around the Museum’s historic premises
(ca. 25 minutes): “Industrial architecture from the
turn of the 19th century”, Memorial site.
• Film Screening (ca. 20 minutes): “The history
of gas industry in Warsaw”.
• Tour of the museum’s exhibition (ca. 25
minutes): “Beauty and charm of gaslights”,
“Technological equipment and museum’s
collection”, “Oil lamp collection: a source
of light and interior decoration”.
• Tour of temporary exhibitions (mezzanine;
ca. 25 minutes): Aanniversary exhibition of
paintings by Maria Wollenberg-Kluza, “Searching
and Extracting Shale Gas in Poland”, Distinctions
and prizes won by PGNiG S.A.
• Photographic competition: “Museum of Gas
Industry through Your Lens by Night”.
The competition is addressed to everybody
interested in the topic, no matter their age.
In order to take part, please send in one or more
photographs related with this year’s edition. The
deadline for submissions is 30th June 2015.
The works will be presented in the form of an
exhibition showcased at The Museum of Gas
Industry; authors of selected works will be
awarded with books. Opening of the exhibition
to be announced by the organizer.
Muzeum Kolejnictwa / Railway Museum
1 Towarowa St. (one-time Warszawa Główna
train station)
/ Zawiszy Sq.
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.muzkol.pl
Main attractions of this year’s Long Night of
Museums at the Railway Museum include:
Bierut’s saloon-carriage, armour-plated carriage,
SN52 railcar and other units which on a daily
basis are unavailable to visitors. The evening
will feature live music by City Brass Orchestra of
the Volunteer Fire Department in Ełk. Moreover,
specially for this night, a railbus will arrive at the
Museum, delivered by Mazowieckie Railways,
which our visitors will be invited to take a close
look at, from the inside. There will also be
a canteen available, where our guests will be
able to buy a meal.
Muzeum Nurkowania / Diving Museum
88 Grzybowska St.
/ Muzeum Powstania Warszawskiego
/ Line A, F
www.muzeumnurkowania.pl
In the programme:
• Exhibition in the courtyard: “Women Wearing
Classical Diving Suits, 1863–1960”.
• In the courtyard: replica of a metal diving suit
from the 18th century (usable).
Muzeum Powstania Warszawskiego
/ Warsaw Rising Museum
Ministry of Public Security, located at the seat
of the Ministry of Justice (11 Ujazdowskie Av.).
“Niemen” – exhibition and meeting with
Dominik Śmiałowski.
79 Grzybowska St.
There will be a special moving exhibition
presenting Warsaw in the 1950s – the hard
post-war years: ”Warsaw – as seen by
Gentlemen S. Stereoscopic Portrait of the Capital
City in the 1950s, in Photographs by Z.Szczypka,
Z.Siemaszko and L.Sempoliński”.
Visitors will be given the chance to watch
an exhibition dedicated to the outstanding
composer and vocalist, Czesław Niemen. The
exhibition will showcase about 30 photographs
by extraordinary Polish creators, who had
the pleasure of meeting and photographing
Czesław Niemen. Ney Gallery&Prints will present
photographs by the artist’s wife, Małgorzata
Niemen, as well as works by Ryszard Horowitz,
Krzysztof Gierałtowski, Chris Niedenthal, Lidia
Popiel and Marek Karewicz. Each of the artists
will present Czesław Niemen in their own,
characteristic way. The photographs were taken,
inter alia, in New York and Warsaw, both at
organized photo shoots, during the artist’s
professional projects and at private meetings
of the photographers with the musician. Guests
visiting the exhibition will be accompanied
by music.
/ Line A, F
www.1944.pl
The event will be accompanied by a book fair,
allowing guests to purchase the Museum’s
publications.
Partner of the event: Jazz Museum.
“Youth of Stalinist Poland: Cursed Soldiers
– Beatniks – Members of Union of Polish Youth”
This year’s edition of The Long Night of
Museums will be dedicated to various aspects
of fighting for freedom in post-war Poland,
in the most dreadful period of Stalin’s regime,
that is 1945–1956.
Organizers wish to present various attitudes
towards the authorities of the Polish People’s
Republic – presented by the youth of those
times, and reflecting the stance of the society
on the whole.
In the 1950s, Poland was slowly rising from
the wartime conflagration; Socialist reality was
starting to shape – reconstruction of the country
and fight for exerting power over people’s minds
and souls were at full stretch. Socialist Realism
was seeping into architecture, painting and art,
and enemies of the system were sentenced to
death, following trumped-up charges. Soldiers
of the Polish Home Army and armed one-time
Warsaw Insurgents fought the Sovietisation of
the country, while in the cities the fight against
Soviet propaganda was conducted with the use
of music – jazz became a weapon in the fight for
minds of the whole generation of the 1950s.
The Warsaw Rising Museum has prepared
a rich programme of events, including, i.a.,
a jazz concert, location-based game for children,
meetings with jazzmen, lectures, culinary classes
and film screenings.
Visitors will be given a unique chance to take
a tour of a one-time remand prison of the
Muzeum Woli / Museum of Wola District
12 Srebrna St.
/ Żelazna / Złota
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.muzeumwoli.muzeumwarszawy.pl
“Warsaw – Home” / Bond
The Museum of Wola District is located in
a 19th-century building, once owned by the
Sikorski family. The building endured and
nowadays stands alone among blocks of flats.
On The Long Night of Museums, it will once
again turn into a family house. The family will
be created by contemporary residents
– migrants and trueborn Varsovians. How do
we share responsibilities and privileges? Who
holds the purse strings and pays the bills? Who
makes preserves for the winter? Who is the
householder? Come live with us. See what your
role in the Varsovian family is.
7:00 pm – Ney Gallery&Prints invites for
a meeting with Dominik Śmiałowski. The author
will talk about his series of works titled “Scraps”,
which will be presented at Ney Gallery&Prints
starting 22nd May 2015.
Ośrodek Dokumentacji i Badań
Korczakianum / Korczakianum Centre
for Documentation and Research
6 Jaktorowska St.
/ Line A, F
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
www.korczakianum.muzeumwarszawy.pl
NEY Gallery&Prints
5 Spokojna St.
/ Jana Pawła II Av. / Stawki
/ Powązkowska
www.neygalleryprints.pl
“Micro-stories from Children’s House” / Soul
It is an evening of stories about the life of
pre-war Warsaw and Korczak’s Orphan House,
which operated back then. Participants will be
invited to take a tour, guided by the House’s
main residents – children. Through their eyes,
we will see the world of little, everyday things,
out of which an authentic, living image of this
extraordinary institution will emerge. Mosaic of
memory, flashes of past Warsaw, contained in
micro-stories... for the youngest ones and those
slightly older alike.
Pracownia Jaga Hupało Born to Create
/ Jaga Hupało Born to Create Studio
5/7 Burakowska St.
/ przed C.H. Arkadia
/ rondo Zgrupowania „Radosław”
HOURS: 8:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.jagahupalo.pl
Year of Light 2015
In Jaga Hupało’s Born to Create Studio, in the Old
Lace Factory at 5/7 Burakowska Street, a meeting
with multidimensional art will take place. Within
The Long Night of Museums, the organizer will
present sixteen extraordinary, inspiring Artists,
representing various forms of expression.
Array of Artists:
• Jaga Hupało – “-+-” (visual art).
•Teatr Trans-Atlantyk – „Rose De Luxe”,
dir. Paul Bargetto (live theatre).
• Michał Fidecki & Jaga Hupało Create Team
– “Neo.Cinderella” (live performance).
• Sebastian Kobielski / Rascal Room Blog
– “Chimera” (installation).
• Ramona Rey – “Reymix Night Show”,
feat. Tel Arana, Kama Giergoń (koncert).
• Tomasz TJFK Kuczma – “Live visuals”
(installation).
• Peperski – “00:59 Performanz“ (live
performance).
• Ismena Dąbrowska, Kinga Nowicka
/ LaMode.info – „The Multiple Faces of Beauty
– Is the Fashion Business Ready for Changes?”
(presentation/lecture).
• Bartek Szmigulski – „Shadows of fashion”
(fashion photography).
• Patryk Bułhak – „Untitled” (photography).
• Piotr Serafin – „XY – urban attraction” (fashion
photography).
• Mateusz Suda – „Deconstruction of fashion”
(illustrations).
• TinBoy by Łukasz Majewski – „5+” (graphics).
• Jarosław Filipczak – „Pikczersy” (drawings).
• Antonia Wolff – „Spóźnieni” (album premiere).
• Paweł Juzwuk – Mixtura, DJ SET.
Bulwary Wiślane
In the programme:
2 Wybrzeże Gdyńskie St.
(between Gdański Bridge and Spójna St.)
Presentations:
www.asocjacje.eu
“Associations” – sculpture & installation unveiling
by the River Vistula.
Unveiling of Maurycy Gomulicki’s sculpture
– “Glide” and Jakub Woynarowski’s installation
entitled “Splendor Solis”.
Associations is a series of six concrete
installations, sculptures and small architectural
objects, which in May and June 2015 will be
unveiled on the left bank of the River Vistula
in Warsaw. Thanks to the projects’ experimental
form and their location amidst trees and by the
water, concrete will gain new meanings and,
instead of dominating, it will start a dialogue
with its surroundings.
7:00 pm – 7:30 pm – Contemporary fencing.
7:30 pm – 8:30 pm – Kendo – Samurai martial
art.
8:30 pm – 9:30 pm – Judo (feat. Paweł Nastula).
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm – Safety town in front
of the Olympic Centre.
Meetings:
8:30 pm – 11:00 pm – Meeting with Olympic
athlete Aleksandra Socha (ground floor).
9:30 pm – 10:00 pm – Meeting with participants
of Selma Expedition cruise (cinema auditorium).
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm – Meeting with Wojciech
Pasieczny – Road Safety Expert (in front of the
building).
7:00 pm – 2:00 am – exhibitions:
• “The History of Polish Sport and Olympism”
– permanent exhibition.
• “Railwaymen: On Your Marks” – temporary
exhibition.
Following Maurycy Gomulicki’s and Jakub
Woynarowski’s works, there will be also
creations by Jan Sukiennik, Jakub Szczęsny, Rafał
Dominik and Łukasz Jastrubczak presented within
the series.
• Exhibition of sailing photography.
Muzeum Sportu i Turystyki
/ Museum of Sports and Tourism
54 Mickiewicza St.
4 Wybrzeże Gdyńskie St.
/ Wybrzeże Gdyńskie (Cytadela)
/ Centrum Olimpijskie
/ Line E
HOURS: 7:00 pm – 2:00 am
/ last entrance at 1:30 am
www.muzeumsportu.waw.pl
7:00 pm – 11:00 pm – Exhibition of historic
race cars – in front of the building.
Studio Formy Graficzne
/ Formy Graficzne Studio
/ Potocka (in front of the swimming pool)
/ Marymont-Potok
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
www.formygraficzne.pl
Exhibition of photographs by Jakub Sandecki:
“Portraits of Morocco” – colourful portraits of
Moroccan people, created during the author’s
Moroccan journey.
Works created in 2010, traditional 6 x 7 slide
film. Never before exhibited.
Formy Graficzne Studio in Żoliborz opened in
June 2013. This year’s exhibition is the venue’s
first project within The Long Night of Museums.
Warsztat Artystyczny
/ Komeda’s Żoliborz Artistic Workshop
18 Krasińskiego St.
/ Słowackiego / Filarecka
/ Suzina
HOURS: 6:00 pm – 1:00 am
www.warsztatartystyczny.com
On The Long Night of Museums, there will be
a mural created, inspired by the life and creative
activity of Krzysztof Komeda. The artist lived
and worked in Żoliborz district. The action will
initiate a series of events related with graffiti at
the Workshop, aiming to liven up the one-time
“artistic” Żoliborz. The organizers wish to show
how many important artists and creators used
to live in this district, and how many live here
nowadays, working actively to make Żoliborz
“artistic” not by name merely.
It is also the organizer’s desire to invite guests
to take part in a discussion on what we need art
in urban space for, as well as touch on an issue
which street artists consider sensitive, namely
“what is the difference between mural and street
art?”. Graphic art will be created by the Artistic
Workshop crew and invited guests – Ad manum
group.
The event will be accompanied by renderings
of Krzysztof Komeda’s compositions. There will
be also a screen printing table prepared for
guests to use. Visitors will also be given the
chance to print a design we will have prepared
– on their own t-shirts and bags (please note
that we do not provide any).
The cost of printing will be symbolical
10 PLN (to cover the cost of paints).
Oddziały Muzeum Warszawy
/ Branches of the Museum of Warsaw
Barbican, Centre for Interpretation
of Historic Buildings, Korczakianum Centre
for Documentation and Research, Museum
of Pharmaceutics, Museum of Warsaw
Printing, Palmiry Memorial Site Museum,
Museum of the Military Ordinariate,
Museum of Warsaw Praga, Museum
of Wola District
Palmiry – 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm,
Korczakianum – till 10:00 pm,
Muzeum Warszawskiej Pragi – till 3:00 am
www.muzeumwarszawy.pl
Please note that the Museum of Warsaw
is modernizing its main seat (Old Town
Square); therefore, the organizer invites
visitors to other branches.
Branches:
7:00 pm – 1:00 am – Barbican: “Walls
in Defence/Metamorphoses”.
7:00 pm – 3:00 am – Museum of Warsaw
Praga: ”All Roads Lead to Praga” / Character.
7:00 pm – 1:00 am – Centre for Interpretation
of Historic Buildings: “Pride and Prejudice
– the Paradox of The Old Town” / Emotions.
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm – Korczakianum Centre
for Documentation and Research: “Micro-stories
from Children’s House” / Soul.
“Warsaw Anatomy” – nighttime stroll through
branches of the Museum of Warsaw.
7:00 pm – 1:00 am – Museum of Wola District:
“Warsaw – Home” / Bond.
It is a nighttime journey through branches of the
Museum of Warsaw, which will give participants
the chance to investigate into their Warsaw
identity, look for answers to questions regarding
mind, soul and body, emotions and memory of a
“true Varsovian”.
7:00 pm – 1:00 am – Museum of the Military
Ordinariate: “Patriotism of the Capital City”
/ Heart / Mind.
7:00 pm – 1:00 am – Museum of Pharmaceutics:
“Ailments of the Soul, Body and Mind of the
Contemporary Varsovian” / Body.
Thanks to the diversity of the Museum’s
branches, it makes an excellent platform for
investigating the issue of identity. Each individual
institution – different and extraordinary in its
own way – presents various fragments of the
history of Warsaw. Thanks to this fact, for one
night, it may become a peculiar laboratory of
Warsaw, inviting Varsovians to take a closer
look at themselves. The Long Night of Museums
is an excellent occasion to inspect this quest
and present its various aspects in a humorous,
sometimes ironic way. While looking into the
“anatomy” of a Varsovian, one will have to
answer a series of questions: “What do I love?”,
“What am I ashamed of?”, “What my dreams
are?”, “What disease do I suffer from?”, “If I was
not born in Warsaw, can I still find a home here?”
7:00 pm – 1:00 am – Museum of Warsaw
Printing: “Printed Warsaw” / Action.
Author of the script of The Long Night of
Museums at the Museum of Warsaw: Monika
Grochowska.
8th edition of Warsaw Festival of Art Photography
2015 [WFFA 2015], with a guest of honour:
Iceland. The goal of the Festival is to promote
photography as a language of expression for
6:00 pm – 8:00 pm – Palmiry Memorial Site
Museum: “Memory 24 h” / Affection.
Warszawski Festiwal Fotografii
Artystycznej 2015 / Warsaw Festival
of Art Photography 2015 [WFFA 2015]
DSH, APS Gallery, Wyjście Awaryjne Gallery,
Łazienkowska Gallery, Obok Gallery,
Schody Gallery, Branickich Palace,
ZPAF Stara Gallery and Konstancin Cultural
Centre in Konstancin-Jeziorna
www.wffa.eu
contemporary creators. The leitmotif of this
year’s edition is Common Space. Within the main
programme, 12 exhibitions of works by Icelandic
and Polish artists – representatives of various
generations – will be presented.
Another part of WFFA 2015 will be Open
Programme, which is an open competition,
addressed to artists active in the field of visual
arts, both Polish and foreign. The goal of the
Programme is to select the most interesting
photographic projects and/or multimedia projects
which employ the art of photography or video.
The works will be presented throughout the
Festival at Warsaw galleries.

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