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The Warsaw Photoplasticon is open again!

The Warsaw Photoplasticon is open again!

Right now, a new temporary exhibition shows a unique collection of 48 stereoscopic photographs taken in the late 1920’s depicting Warsaw with its well-known as well as less visited places.
Save Ukrainian museums - support the fundraiser

Save Ukrainian museums - support the fundraiser

The Committee for Ukrainian Museums – founded to help Ukrainian cultural institutions in the face of Russian aggression – invites all, to support the cause and raise funds for the acquisition of electronic equipment that will help Ukrainian museums digitalize their collections.

Committee for Ukrainian Museums: First transport with aid for Ukrainian museologists

Committee for Ukrainian Museums: First transport with aid for Ukrainian museologists

Russian aggression towards Ukraine poses a threat to the century-old cultural heritage of the country. The most valuable objects of Ukrainian culture could be destroyed. Polish people understand well what the extermination of cultural assets entails – destruction of museum collections, library resources and archival material.

“Our joint effort to preserve the cultural and national heritage of Ukraine is our joint struggle”

“Our joint effort to preserve the cultural and national heritage of Ukraine is our joint struggle”

In order to prevent catastrophe when cultural property is being destroyed we have established The Committee for Ukrainian Museums (Komitet Pomocy Muzeom Ukrainy) to support our colleagues in Ukraine, says Jan Ołdakowski, Director of the Warsaw Rising Museum (PAP). “Our joint effort to preserve the cultural and national heritage of Ukraine is our joint struggle”, he adds.
The Committee for Ukrainian Museums

The Committee for Ukrainian Museums

Russian aggression against Ukraine has already led to countless crimes and caused victims and suffering. In such circumstances, people are most important. The people facing barbarous bombing and the soldiers fighting against the aggressor. Today the Ukrainians pay with their lives to defend their Homeland. However, any war leads also to irreparable loss of cultural and national heritage.
‘Remembrance caught on camera’ – PHOTO COMPETITION!
24.07-6.08

‘Remembrance caught on camera’ – PHOTO COMPETITION!

Take part in a photo competition organised to commemorate the 77th anniversary of the Warsaw Rising. Catch on your camera or smartphone the way we commemorate the Rising wherever you are, no matter whether in Poland or in the world! Official commemorations, concerts, social events – take a picture of anything that is about remembering what happened in Warsaw in August and September 1944. Show that you care!
Warsaw’s panorama taken 134 cubits above the ground in 1873. Compare with Warsaw today!

Warsaw’s panorama taken 134 cubits above the ground in 1873. Compare with Warsaw today!

In the summer 1873 the clock tower of the Royal Castle of Warsaw was covered in scaffold with a platform over the dome. On 26 August 1873 Konrad Brandel, a famous Polish photographer and inventor, took a unique series of 10 pictures creating a 360° panorama of Warsaw.
1944/TOPOGRAPHY. Interactive map of the Warsaw Rising

1944/TOPOGRAPHY. Interactive map of the Warsaw Rising

The Exhibition was opened on 2 August 2018 at the Warsaw Rising Museum. Now, its main part – the interactive map, presented at the Liberator Hall, has become one of the elements of the Main Exhibition.

What’s your sign? Warsaw Rising and Fighting Poland in contemporary culture and art

What’s your sign? Warsaw Rising and Fighting Poland in contemporary culture and art

The Exhibition was opened for visitors in August 2020 as a part of official commemorations of the 76th anniversary of the Warsaw Rising. It presents hundreds of artefacts, media or works of art referring to or bearing the symbol of the Fighting Poland.

Reflection. I am like you, I daresay

Reflection. I am like you, I daresay

Pay a visit to the award-winning installation at the Liberator Hall inside the Warsaw Rising Museum!

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