We invite you to lectures on selected issues in art history and contemporary art. We will present a historical outline and the context of creating works of art.

The lectures are led by Dr Justyna Napiórkowska, an art historian and Europeanist who won the title Pole of the Year in Belgium and is the author of a blog that was awarded in the Blog of the Year competition.

Warsaw is a fascinating city that has been regaining its identity for many post-war years. The problematic and tragic history of Warsaw, as well as its former multiculturalism, are an exciting background for the story of the cultural heritage of this city. The post-war reconstruction process caused the town to rise like a phoenix from the ashes. Today, it is on the UNESCO list, and its palaces, churches and museums are full of objects that are a perfect pretext for telling stories about history. To feel the extraordinary spirit of this place.

We organize lectures and talks, thanks to which you can learn the outline of Warsaw’s history in the context of Poland’s and Europe’s history in an interesting form. The emphasis is placed on the most important, groundbreaking moments, and the story includes selected works of art that can be seen in Poland.

The lectures are led by Dr. Justyna Napiórkowska, a culture, art and European studies historian.

The lectures are held in a branch of the Katarzyna Napiórkowska Art Gallery in the heart of the Old Town, in a historic tenement house at the Old Town Market Square, which is accessed through one of the most beautiful, preserved Gothic portals in Poland.