Show diversity,
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KI generiert: Das Bild zeigt eine Gruppe von Musikern, die elektronische Instrumente bedienen, während im Hintergrund ein großes Projektion eines Gesichts zu sehen ist. Der Fokus liegt auf der Performance und der visuellen Darstellung auf der Leinwand.

Special projects

The work of the Kraszewski Museum focuses on cultural links between Saxony and Poland and international understanding. At the invitation of the museum and its partners, artists, writers, musicians, scientists and cultural workers from neighboring Poland regularly come to Dresden. These encounters always encourage exchange, intensify relations between Poles and Dresdeners and inspire enthusiasm for the neighboring country!

Polish-German Festival (15 – 17 Nov 2024)

Understanding the present – shaping the future – this is the motto of the Polish-German Festival, which the Kraszewski Museum and its partners are organising to mark the 65th anniversary of the Dresden-Wrocław town twinning and the 25th anniversary of the Saxony-Lower Silesia regional twinning.

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Polish-German Cultural Days

From 2009 to 2018, the Kraszewski Museum, together with numerous cooperation partners, organised the Polish-German Culture Days in Dresden. The project contributed to the intensification of cultural relations between Dresden and Poland for many years and promoted dialogue between Saxony and Poland.

Reading series »Polen erlesen«

In co-operation with the Book Institute in Krakow, well-known Polish authors were guests in Dresden in 2006/2007: Marek Krajewski, Paweł Huelle, Stefan Chwin, Zbigniew Kruszyński, Daniel Liskowacki, Zbigniew Mentzel, Tomek Tryzna, Wojciech Kuczok and, of course, Nobel Prize winner Olga Tokarczuk.

Co-operation partner: Krakow Book Institute

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Festive events

From 2000 to 2010, the Kraszewski Museum, in cooperation with the Consulate General of the Republic of Poland in Leipzig, organised several festive events to mark the bank holidays of the Republic of Poland. As part of Europe Week, it organised further festive events in cooperation with the Saxon State Ministry of the Interior in the state capital Dresden.

Co-operation partners: Consulate General of the Republic of Poland in Leipzig and the Saxon State Ministry of the Interior