The Witold Gombrowicz Museum as a co-organiser of The 35th Literary Spring invited the audience to the promotion of a book Buntownik. Cyklista. Kosmopolak. O Andrzeju Bobkowskim i jego twórczości/The Rebel. The Cyclist. The CosmoPole. Of Andrzej Bobkowski and His Literary Work with participation of Jarosław Klejnocki and Andrzej Kowalczyk.
A film and theatre actress who has been reigning supreme on the stage for more than 50 years and millions of Poles identify her with Barbara Mostowiak from the M jak Miłość/L for Love TV series.
A laureate of the 14th edition of the Pamiętajmy o Osieckiej/Remember Osiecka Song Competition
Author of Pióropusz/Plume which was awarded the Nike Literary Prize 2011. Tomasz Tyczyński interviewed the writer.
A successful group from Cracow who can boast of numerous awards like for example: the Grand Prix at Jazz Hoeilaart in Belgium and the Grand Prix from the Krokus Jazz Festival in Jelenia Góra.
This cycle of meetings at the Witold Gombrowicz Museum was inaugurated by a conversation with the famous actor Krzysztof Globisz.
Directed by: Michał Klubiński.
Andrzej Poniedzielski’s Chyba już można/Now You Probably Can.
promotion of a volume of poetry and inauguration of the Witold Gombrowicz Museum book series Bibuła Literacka ( Literary Pamphlets).
this and other well-known songs and jazz standards were performed by a jazz trio consisting of: Iza Zając – vocals, Jarosław Małys – piano and Paweł Puszczało – double bass.
Fifty-three letters written by Witold Gombrowicz were added to the Witold Gombrowicz Museum Collection. The negotiations with the correspondence addressee – Gombrowicz’s friend Juan Carlos Gómez lasted more than a year. It was perhaps the third attempt to buy these precious documents of Polish culture, this time a successful one!
Magda Umer accompanied by well-known musicians performed some compositions from her latest album Nights and Dreams
Apart from Rita Gombrowicz, the participants of this Panel Discussion were eminent translators: Danuta Borchardt (USA), Bożena Zaboklicka (Spain), Olaf Kühl (Germany), Lajos Palfalvi (Hungary), Anders Bodegård (Sweden), and Marta Jordan and Jerzy Jarniewicz.
Tomasz Tyczyński talked to the writer about roots and travelling, the role of provinces (peripheries) in the life and artistic work, provinces not only in the sense of geography but also peripheries of cultures, intellectual and artistic life and “magical provinces” which appear in her works.
A painter, Witold Gombrowicz’s friend and author of the book Gombrowicz in Vence met in our Museum with the audience and gave as a gift to the Museum six paintings which used to hang in Gombrowicz’s apartment in Vence. The cycle of paintings is named Motifs from Vence.
Concert of the Sinfonia Viva chamber music orchestra conducted by Tomasz Radziwonowicz.
President Bronisław Komorowski took part in the celebrations commemorating the June 1976 events in Radom. However, he started his visit at our Museum. “I wanted to be in Radom, in the places which are connected with the fight for freedom but also in such places in which this hard-won Polish freedom is used well, wisely and effectively” – the Polish Press Agency quoted the President.
Artistic picnic co-organised by the Witold Gombrowicz Museum and Jedlińsk Comunnity.
Interviewer: Dominika Świtkowska.
The Non-Academic School of Creative Writing Project was carried out by the Witold Gombrowicz Museum and Razem dla Radomki/Together for Radomka Association in two stages: the first one aimed at appointing a group of local leaders of culture coming from the area of the commune of Jedlińsk who were later involved in the organisation of the School. The second stage aimed at finding literary talents as well as inspiring young people to write and create through participation in the national literary competition.
Instytucja współprowadzona przez Samorząd Województwa Mazowieckiego oraz Ministra Kultury i Dziedzictwa Narodowego