Instytut Polski w Londynie

Lost Treasures of the Revolution

The Graphics of Solidarity 1980 - 1989: Curated by Catherine Flood, Designed by Vipul Sangoi, From the V&A Museum Collection.

19 01.2022 12 03.2022 Events, History, Visual arts

I open my eyes, there’s no one

Exhibition at the Cruickshank Botanic Garden, Aberdeen

05 12.2021 28 02.2022 Events, History, Visual arts

Jewish Self-Government in Eastern Europe

A one-day conference to launch Volume 34 of Polin: Studies in Polish Jewry

01 02.2022 Events, History

CHELSEA HISTORY FESTIVAL

This year’s Chelsea History Festival will bring the past to life through a series of talks, tours and events, both physical and virtual.

17 09.2021 26 09.2021 Events, History

Lost Treasures of Revolution: The Graphics of Solidarity 1980-89

Exhibition exploring the role that graphics played in building the movement and sustaining it during the difficult days of government repression and martial law.

22 09.2021 08 10.2021 Events, History, Visual arts

Statue of Irena Sendler is coming to Newark-on-Trent

Few people in the UK may know of Polish humanitarian hero Irena Sendler and the sacrifices she made during World War II. But her story is one of monumental importance and one that Newark and Sherwood District Council, Newark Town Council, Institute of National Remembrance and the Polish Cultural Institute in London want to share to ensure that her story becomes a legacy that will never be forgotten.

26 06.2021 History, History, News

Lost Treasures of the Revolution

I open my eyes, there’s no one

Jewish Self-Government in Eastern Europe

CHELSEA HISTORY FESTIVAL

Lost Treasures of Revolution: The Graphics of Solidarity 1980-89

Statue of Irena Sendler is coming to Newark-on-Trent

Europe’s First Constitution

LSE IDEAS: Spotlight on the Visegrad Four

POLIN Conference