Legacy at stone
Sculpture in Poland has shaped its rich and diverse history over centuries, transcending the boundaries of time and space, and creating a significant art form. Its roots can be traced back to pre-Christian times when stone statues and reliefs served as expressions of religious and mythological beliefs. During the Middle Ages, sacral sculpture played a […]
Evolving Harmonies: From Ancient Chants to Local Melodies
The history of music in Poland dates back thousands of years and encompasses various influences and periods of evolution. The beginnings of music in Poland can be found in ancient folk and religious songs that were sung during ceremonies and rituals. In the Middle Ages, Polish music developed under the influence of Gregorian chant, Gregorian […]
The influence of Baroque culture on Polish architecture. – Łącki Old Granary
The Old Granary in Łąka was built in the second half of the 18th century, between 1781 and 1818. Constructed in the Baroque style, it was one of many buildings of the Łąka estate. To enter the area where the Center for Culture and Art is now located in the granary, one passes through the […]
New Horizons of Graphics: Polish Perspectives in Global Art
Graphic arts, as a field of art, has evolved over the centuries, transitioning from primitive techniques of engraving on stone or metal to contemporary digital forms. In Poland, as in other European countries, the development of graphic arts has been closely tied to the influence of various cultures and artistic schools. The origins of graphic […]
Back to Roots: Natural Cosmetology for Harmony with Nature
In a world full of synthetic ingredients and artificial substances, returning to nature becomes not just a trend but a necessity for the health and harmony of our skin and planet. Natural cosmetology is not just a fashionable slogan but a true revolution in skincare, the foundation of which is plant-based ingredients. Plants have been […]
Granary Café: Connecting the history of coffee with Polish tradition and culture.
Long, long ago, in distant lands of Ethiopia, there was a magical power enchanted in the red fruits of the coffee tree. Local shepherds, entranced by their goats, which gained unimaginable energy after eating these fruits, decided to delve into the secrets of these fruits. Thus, coffee was born, a beverage that gained popularity and […]
From Tradition to Expression: Modern Dance as the Art of Transformation.
Since ancient times, dance has been an integral part of human culture and an expression of diverse traditions and social events. This evolution reflected changing values, technologies, and communities. Starting from classical forms such as ballet, to contemporary styles like modern dance, street dance, or show dance, this history is a fascinating journey through the […]
From Cave Walls to City Streets: The Evolution of Street Art in Poland
Street art, as a form of art originating from ancient cave paintings, has deep roots in human artistic expression. Although separated by time and technology, their essence – the desire for expression, communication with the environment, and the search for space for individual expression – remains consistently strong. In Poland, the tradition of street art […]
European Influences: Shaping the Canvas of Polish Art Through the Ages
Throughout the centuries, painting has undergone a fascinating evolution, from primitive cave paintings to contemporary works of abstract art. These changes not only reflect technological and societal advancements but also signify the flow of ideas and inspirations between different cultures, especially within the European context. In Poland, as in other European countries, painting has developed […]
Capturing the past, embracing the present: Analog to Contempora Photography.
Photography, from its humble beginnings in the 19th century, has undergone a fascinating evolution, leading to two main streams: analog and contemporary. Comparing both approaches, one can see both continuations and revolutions in the way people document the world around them. Analog photography, which can be traced back to the times of European precursors such […]
