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9:00 PM on 11th of May - on the air of Radio 357 Agnieszka Obszańska talks about her time in Iceland where she interviewed Krzysztof Topolski Arszyn, Polski Piach and coordinators of particular ACT IN_OUT sections.

Krzysztof Topolski's artistic residency was full of analysis of connections between what is seen and what is heard. The artist didn't appear without his instruments - no matter if he's on the stage with Edgars Rugajs and Rafał Kołacki or on the streets of Egilsstaðir through which he travelled with a drum. Results of his audiovisual exploration are going to be presented during Vor/Wiosna Festival.

Koncert Polskiego Piachu odbył się 25 kwietnia w Sláturhúsið Menningarmiðstöð w Egilsstaðir. Polski Piach to prawdziwy dream team trójki przyjaciół: trio to składa się z Patryka Zakrockiego na gitarze akustycznej, Piotra Mełecha na klarnecie basowym i Piotra Domagalskiego na basetli. Ich muzyka jest mieszanką tradycyjnego, pierwotnego bluesa i współczesnej muzyki kameralnej, a także brzmień polskiego…

Teatr CHOREA visits Carte Blanche to present their spectacles!

Poland in Egill Logi Jónasson’s eyes can be heard and seen on his upcoming album (premiering 10th of January) and in his newest documentary. Its vlog-like esthethic allows us to take a closer look at his first impressions of Łódź, insides od Fabryka Sztuki and creative process of an experimental artist.

We expected Egill Logi Jónasson’s performance to be like nothing we had ever seen before – and yet we were still amazed by this level of creativity, showmanship, musical and visual sensations. Egill’s songs told tales of his shopping adventures, impressions of Łódź’s industrial landscape and experiences with Polish people. It was full of not only sounds, but also visuals that are destined to stay in our memory forever.

The icelandic town Akureyri seems to be taken straight out of a fairytale – it’s small, quiet, filled with charming buildings and surrounded by a breathtaking view of mountains and ocean. This is the place where Egill Logi Jónasson was born.

From faraway Iceland, with a handful of instruments in his luggage, Egill Logi Jónasson finally arrived in Łódź and he is already getting creative. He plans to prepare twelve songs and a documentary inspired by his experiences living, sightseeing and shopping in Poland. We’ll be able to hear them live at the concert titled "It rubs the mattyfying lotion on its skin" ending his artistic residency.

We are thrilled about the news of avantgarde artist Egill Logi Jónasson being our guest in Łódź since 8th to 27th January. Egill will visit to Art Factory (Fabryka Sztuki) in order to work on material for his brand new album.

Stage play Ragnarok directed by Adrian Bartczak won first prize during International Festival COM MEDIA that took place in Alytaus teatras in Lithuania!