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Session 4: Literature and Performance

Session 4: Between words and performance (Wioletta Grzegorzewska, Marek Kazmierski and Zuza Tehanu)   Come and meet unusual Polish neighbours: artists, writers and performers. You will be able to talk to them, ask questions and take part in discussion. During the session: -reading of poems; -reading of fragments of short story; – a short performance;   Artists’ […]

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Session 2: Theatre – Performance

Session 2: Meet the Polish Artists: Theatre, Performance, Film (Margot Przymierska and Dominika Akuszewska)   Drop in for an amazing session to see what is being created in London by young film and theatre creators…   Artist: Margot Przymierska Project title: ‘Romanians’- exploration of the subject: ‘How stage-able is bi-linguality?’  Artist: Dominika Akuszewska Project title: Play Poland Film Festival […]

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Session 1: Film about Polish Artists

Session 1: Mally Yina in discussion with Urszula Chowaniec (Saturday, May 11, 1-2 pm) PolinArts i Prometeusze   Come to this session to see a film and take part in the lively discussion on Polish Artist and their search for identity….   Artist: Mally Yina Project title: PolinArts i Prometeusze / PolinArts and Prometheus (Presentation of the […]

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2014 UCL Festival of the Arts (29 May)

eMigrating Landscapes Project presents a series of event Telling Mother Tongues. I am Polish: Meet the Artists Venue: 29th of May: UCL Roberts G08 Sir David Davies Lecture Theatre,  Roberts Building, Malet Place Programme BY BOGDAN FRYMORGEN The numbers of migrants and their economic impact are often measured and discussed in the media. But these figures miss the […]

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2013 UCL Festival of the Arts (11-12 May)

UCL Festival of the Arts, UCL SSEES, Off-Press AND LoVArts invite you for the drop-in sessions to on May 11th and 12th, when there will be 5 drop-in sessions with some snacks and drinks – No registration needed, just come and enjoy!: Polish has become the second most frequently spoken tongue on these Islands (The Guardian – “Polish becomes the England’s […]

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6 November, 2014: Coming Out Polish Style

“Coming Out Polish Style” by Sławomir Grünberg & Katka Reszke Screening followed by discussion panel with prof. Anne White (UCL SSEES), dr Richard Mole (UCL SSEES), Katke Reszke and Katarzyna Perlak Thursday, 6 Nov, 2014 at 6.30 ROOM 433, SSEES, UCL 16 Taviton St, London WC1H 0BW PLAY OUT in collaboration with UCL SSEES, eMigrating Landscapes Project and Women Online Writing […]

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16 May, 2014: Poor but Sexy (discussing Eastern Europe)

Culture Clashes in Europe East and West Meeting with Agata Pyzik, author of the latest publication from Zero Books   In discussion with Wendy Bracewell, Federica Mazzara, Ewa Sidorenko, Dana Dȍmșȍdi   (discussion led by Urszula Chowaniec)     Friday, 16 May 2014, 6-8 pm. Senior Common Room, 4th floor UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies 16 Taviton Street, […]

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7 May, 2014: Ewa Lipska – an Encounter with the Author Ewa Lipska

Ewa Lipska Sefer Journeys Through Memory – the Healing Image Wednesday 7 May 2014, 6-8 pm. Senior Common Room, 4th floor UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies 16 Taviton Street, London WC1H 0BW Registation For further details please contact: u.chowaniec@ucl.ac.uk “All of us, regardless of our historical situations, are hunting for our past…. We’ll […]

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7 February, 2014: Grzegorz Wroblewski

GRZEGORZ WROBLEWSKI AND FRIENDS: AN EVENING OF POLISH MIGRATING POETRY Poetry Reading and Discussion with Grzegorz Wróblewski and his translators, Piotr Gwiazda and Adam Zdrodowski Introductiona and chairing: Steven J. Fowler and Marcus Slease Venue: 4th floor Masaryk Senior Common Room UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies 16 Taviton Street, London WC1H 0BW 5-7 pm Registration HERE Kopenhaga is the first comprehensive collection […]

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15 January, 2014: Where the Beast is Buried (Joanna Rajkowska)

In Search of Public Space Joanna Rajkowska in conversation with Maggie Humm, Martine Rouleau and Katarzyna Depta Garapich discussion chaired by Kinga Stanczuk Seminar and Book Launch Venue: 4th floor Masaryk Senior Common Room UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies 16 Taviton Street, London WC1H 0BW 5-7 pm Where the Beast is Buried, Joanna […]

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