As reported on the Gallery's Facebook page by its staff: "We have adopted a handful of rules to keep everyone safe. We will appreciate your compliance and understanding. Remember! Sharing a public space puts us all in the same boat. Protect yourself and others."

Visitors are required to comply with the following rules:

- The limit on the number of people who can stay in the Gallery building at any time is 35,

- Maintain a distance of 2 meters (6 ft) between one another,

- Wear nose and mouth coverings (face masks, scarves, face shields, etc.),

- On entering the building, use hand sanitiser from a station near the entrance.

"This arsenal of precautions will keep us all safe during visiting hours!", emphasise the hosts.

Two exhibitions: one of posters by Boris Bućan, and another called "Catering for the longest-staying gallery guests", await the visitors at the Arsenal. The Gallery follows the National Museum as Poznań's second cultural institution to have reopened on Wednesday 6 May after a forced shutdown of two months.

by A.S.

translation: Krzysztof Kotkowski

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