It had long been a dream. After the Björk Digital exhibition, a display of David LaChapelle's photographs, and an exhibition on the history of trainers held in collaboration with the Design Museum London, the Pop Culture Gallery now turns to Andy Warhol.
A star-studded concert, followed by a dramatic reenactment of Paderewski's historic arrival and, post-Christmas, a series of official ceremonies and activities catering to all ages are all part of Poznań's plan to commemorate the anniversary of the victorious Wielkopolska Uprising this year.
You can either stay curled up at home under a blanket or head out to wander the stalls of Poznań's Bethlehem, set up in three locations: Plac Wolności, the Old Market Square, and the Poznań International Fair grounds.
The countdown to Christmas is overflowing with cultural events, such as gifts spilling out of Poznań's Santa's sack. The list is long, well worth a look to choose a few artistic treats for yourself and your loved ones.
Plac Wolności (Freedom Square, known as Wilhelmsplatz until 1919) is one of those urban spaces that reflect the evolution of Poznań's architecture. Positioned at the heart of Poznań's multi-layered historic district, it is flanked by the medieval Old Market Square and the 20th-century Imperial District.
The National Museum of Poznań encourages visitors to take a good look... within. The exhibition Hidden Meanings does not focus on a single artist, like the recent Chełmoński showcase, nor a particular period in art history. This time, what draws viewers is a unifying theme that runs through all of the works on display: Interior.
Mid-November will mark the kick-off of the second edition of the British Film Festival, Poland's first such event (and one of a handful in Europe) dedicated fully to British cinema. This year's edition brings not just a bigger lineup but also more venues with audiences set to experience British culture across two Poznań cinemas.
Picture turning a globe to position the Arctic smack at the centre of our world. Precisely that new vantage point is offered by Anka Gregorczyk, artistic director and owner of Galeria Centrala. The occasion is The Polar Silk Road: Observation of the Hidden, an exhibition showcasing the work of Austrian photographer Gregor Sailer.
After an opening performance by the Niechęć ensemble, an array of other musicians will take to the stage, bringing a modern and admittedly progressive take on jazz over three nights this autumn and winter. All this coming to the 2Progi club.
Ahead of live performances coming up in November by this year's Chopin Competition winners in Poznań, the spotlight first falls on Charles Richard-Hamelin, one of the most dazzling pianists who stole hearts during the event's 17th edition ten years ago.
