The New York State Baroque Orchestra will give a holiday concert on Sunday, December 17, at 3 PM at the Kosciuszko Foundation (15 East 65th Street, Fifth/Madison). A reception and carol singing follow. Tickets are $30 / $25, including the reception, and can be ordered at the Foundation Office 212-734-2130. As space is limited and […]
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Alicja Cetnarowski creates her one-of-a-kind bronze sculptures through a process based on the lost wax technique. Born in Poland and educated at the University of Fine Arts in Warsaw, Cetnarowski has developed a fascination for the interaction between the soft contours of the human body and the irregular, often abrasive textures of the natural world.
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On Sunday, May 7, 2006, Jim Konicki, Co-chair of Polonia Global Fund presented a check for $5,000 to Mrs. Jeanmarie Vollmer, Chair of PolishFest. PGF obtained a grant in support of the cultural programs offered at PolishFest. The grant was funded through the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation. PolishFest is
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From the Associated Press: ‘Solaris’ author dies in native Poland (Warsaw, Poland-AP) March 27, 2006 – An internationally acclaimed science-fiction writer has died. A secretary says the man who wrote “Solaris,” Stanislaw Lem, died of heart failure in his native Poland. He was 84. Lem’s most recognizable work was twice made into a movie, most
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The American Center of Polish Culture cordially invites you to attend an opening of an exhibition of sculptures by Mieczyslaw Partyka Karol, Andrzej Pitynski, and Jozef Witkowski, and of other works commemorating Pope John Paul II on the anniversary of his death. WHEN: April 2, 2006 at 5:30 PM WHERE: The American Center of Polish
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