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Anna Tatarczyk’s works transport the observer into a world of colour, light, and form that at first sight look like a clear geometric structure. However, a closer look reveals the multi-layered dimensions of her art: she cleverly plays with light and shadow and navigates between two- and three-dimensional space.

With her “Offene Augen” (“Open Eyes”) puppet theatre in Bielefeld, Maria Końska-Chmielecki (1954–2022) masterfully combined her passion for art with her career as a psychologist.

One of the few remaining religious artefacts bearing witness to the many Poles who settled in the Ruhr region during the early 20th century is a stained-glass window image of Stanislaus Kostas in Recklinghausen-Suderwich.

Ewa Finn was born in Warsaw. She came to Berlin in the late 1990s to study at the University of the Arts.

The artist Angelika J. Trojnarski (born in Mrągowo, Poland, in 1979) often takes up conflicting elements in her work, contradictions that cannot be easily resolved.

After escaping from a conservative Jewish background in the Polish town of Będzin, she led an eventful life shaped by her pursuit of freedom as well as her loyalty to her love and her traditions.

Janina Musiałczyk was born in Kraśnik, in Poland. Since 1981, her drawings, imagery, and paintings have focused on the themes of flight and human relations.

For more than a thousand years, Adalbert, a bishop and martyr, has been honoured in Poland as a national saint.

During the 1960s, she was the undisputed queen of beat music in Poland, and a hugely popular idol among Polish young people. At the end of the 1970s, Stanek continued her musical journey under the name “Cory Gun” West Germany.

The “PoKuSa” gallery for contemporary Polish art opened its doors in Albrechtstrasse 40 in Wiesbaden in 2001 and is one of the oldest prestigious galleries in the city.

The number of cover images he created for leading German newspapers and magazines runs into the hundreds.

The 100th Anniversary of the founding of the Union of Poles in Germany is a good opportunity to remind ourselves of its origins, its work and its current activities.

“Silent Rebels. Polish Symbolism around 1900” was shown in the Kunsthalle of the Hypo Cultural Foundation (Hypo-Kulturstiftung) in Munich from 25 March to 7 August 2022.

In April 1945, a group of SS men murdered 20 Jewish children in a former school building in Hamburg. Before they were killed, the children had been subjected to medical experiments.

From 5 November 2021 to 6 March 2022, the Museum Wiesbaden showed the first monographic museum exhibition devoted to the artist who lives in Berlin.

It took a long time before Daniel Libeskind, who was born in Łódź and grew up in Israel and New York, gained internationally acclaim.

Jan Polack (um 1450-1519) gilt als führender Maler der Spätgotik in München. Seine Herkunft aus einer polnischen Familie ist wahrscheinlich, aber nicht gesichert.

Tadeusz Rolke, the pioneer of Polish documentary photography, has experienced enough upheavals and historic events to last several lifetimes.

Marek Radke was born in Olsztyn on 11 February 1952. He has lived in Germany since 1983. His artistic endeavour mainly encompasses painting, sculpture and installation. Marek Radke lives and works in Bad Driburg.

Die außergewöhnliche Geschichte Władysław Szpilmans wurde erst durch den mit drei Oscars prämierten Film „Der Pianist“ weltweit bekannt.