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Twelve months, dozens of countries and cities, hundreds of meetings, premieres, exhibitions, and concerts. The year 2025 was an exceptionally intense period for the global presence of Polish culture!
"Liquid Tongues" is the title of a project that will be presented at the Polish Pavilion at the 61st International Art Exhibition in Venice – La Biennale di Venezia from 9 May to 22 November
AMI Director Olga Wysocka is a new member of the Board of EUNIC - European Union National Institutes for Culture.
From 13 December 2025, Belgrade will host a unique two-part exhibition combining sculptures by Polish artist Piotrek Kowalski with photographs by Serbian artist Pavle Nikolić.
The first ever bilateral Poland-Romania Cultural Season was a groundbreaking initiative in countries' relations. Nearly 500 events were organized between June 2024 and November 2025.
The film “Tropic of Cancer” by Karolina Breguła is presented at the inaugural exhibition of the newly opened Taichung Art Museum in Taiwan from 13 December 2025.
“CUTE & AWKWARD,” Wojciech Grudziński’s latest performance, will premiere on 10 December 2025 at the Frascati 4 stage in Amsterdam.
The largest-ever programme of cultural cooperation between Poland and Great Britain, UK/Poland Season 2025, is coming to an end. The programme included more than 500 events!
Weronika Zalewska will be representing Poland at the second edition of Malta Biennale. Her video installation, Archive of Hesitations, will be on view in the Polish Pavilion in Fort St Elmo, Valletta.
Divine Comedy International Theatre Festival, organised by Łaźnia Nowa Theatre in Krakow, begins already on 4 December 2025. Its 18th edition is held under the motto “Waiting for the Barbarians".
Polish music of the 20th and 21st centuries will be heard in Reykjavík thanks to the Polish Impressions Iceland project, as part of which the Baltic Neopolis Orchestra from Szczecin will perform.
On 28 November 2025, the second edition of the exhibition “Different Places” will open at the National Art Museum of Ukraine in Kyiv, continuing the series that began in the summer.
