Language ClassLanguage Class16th Arr.
The Polish Institute in Paris is your gateway to Polish culture, hosting exhibitions, film screenings, concerts, and language courses that bridge Franco-Polish heritage. Drop in for an art opening, a literary evening, or to finally start learning Polish: there's always something happening in this vibrant cultural hub.
Tips
June 12 at 12pm
Chris Niedenthal's lens captured history as it happened: the Gdańsk shipyard strike, the rise of Solidarity, ordinary lives behind the Iron Curtain. A World Press Photo laureate and the only foreign photographer at that pivotal 1980 strike, he turned his outsider's eye into an extraordinary archive of Eastern Europe's transformation.
June 19 at 5pm
Step into the 1920s through the lens of a sculptor: August Zamoyski's rare authorial films, shot on a Pathé Baby camera between 1926 and 1929, screen for the first time alongside a scholarly meeting tracing his journey across Poland, Brazil, and France.
16th Arr.Opens Friday at 9:00 AM
Language ClassLanguage ClassThe Polish Institute in Paris is your gateway to Polish culture, hosting exhibitions, film screenings, concerts, and language courses that bridge Franco-Polish heritage. Drop in for an art opening, a literary evening, or to finally start learning Polish: there's always something happening in this vibrant cultural hub.
Tips
June 12 at 12pm
Chris Niedenthal's lens captured history as it happened: the Gdańsk shipyard strike, the rise of Solidarity, ordinary lives behind the Iron Curtain. A World Press Photo laureate and the only foreign photographer at that pivotal 1980 strike, he turned his outsider's eye into an extraordinary archive of Eastern Europe's transformation.
June 19 at 5pm
Step into the 1920s through the lens of a sculptor: August Zamoyski's rare authorial films, shot on a Pathé Baby camera between 1926 and 1929, screen for the first time alongside a scholarly meeting tracing his journey across Poland, Brazil, and France.
