Conrad Festival 2016
The leading motif of this year’s edition is intensity, understood both as passion and unwavering commitment to the common matter of culture.A reading lesson with Grzegorz Jankowicz
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In a village of La Mancha. Discussion with Magdalena Barbaruk and Wojciech Charchalis.
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Thinking with literature. A meeting with Ryszard Koziołek
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On the shoulder of the road. A meeting with Andrzej Stasiuk
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Literature, or the eighteenth camel. Discussion with Agata Bielik-Robson, Grzegorz Jankowicz and Piotr Paziński.
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A winter journey. Discussion with Marcel Bénabou, Frédéric Forte and Ian Monk.
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Film screening: The Legend of the Holy Drinker
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Stasiuk – Trzaska. Concert
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Conrad by Night. A meeting with Marek Adamik, the nominee for the Conrad Award
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A reading lesson with Tomasz Swoboda
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Joseph Roth and the empire at the edge of agony. Discussion with Elżbieta Jogałła, Małgorzata Łukasiewicz and Joanna Ugniewska.
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Is another world possible? A meeting with Ida Linde
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Slept-through worlds. Discussion with Andrzej Leder and Grzegorz Niziołek.
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In Poland… so where? Discussion with Dominika Kozłowska, Michał Łuczewski, Włodzimierz Nowak and Ziemowit Szczerek.
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Strange new things. A meeting with Michel Faber
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Film screening: Under the skin
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Conrad by Night. A meeting with Magdalena Kicińska, the nominee for the Conrad Award
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A reading lesson with Małgorzata Łukasiewicz
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Superficiology. Discussion with Roman Dziadkiewicz and Ewa Majewska.
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Emotions on display. Discussion with Jan Peszek, Maria Peszek, Błażej Peszek.
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A feeling of power. A meeting with Eustachy Rylski
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The Conrad Festival in book stores: Ida Linde will read fragments of "You Travel North to Die"
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Meeting around the book: The Fantastic Laboratory of Dr. Weigl
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Love in dark times. A meeting with Colm Tóibín
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Film screening: Farewell to Autumn
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Conrad by Night. A meeting with Weronika Murek, the nominee for the Conrad Award
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A reading lesson with Agata Bielik-Robson
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A toast to our ancestors. A meeting with Wojciech Górecki
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Book industries: Booksellers – how to survive on the commercial market?
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Several magpies by the tail. Discussion with Stanisław Łubieński and Urszula Zajączkowska.
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People from the countryside. Discussion with Radka Franczak, Andrzej Muszyński and Maciej Płaza.
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The past in boots. A meeting with Géza Röhrig
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A meeting around the publication "Snakes, daggers and rose petals. Polish book illustration"
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The Conrad Festival in book stores: Artur Domosławski will read excerpts from "Wykluczeni"
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No country for old prose. Discussion with Sofija Andruchowycz, Maria Nikitiuk, Natalka Śniadanko and Haśka Szyjan.
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Film screening: King Ubu
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Conrad by Night. A meeting with Żanna Słoniowska, the nominee for the Conrad Award
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An ornithological walk with Stanisław Łubieński
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Typography workshops with Anna Kaszuba-Dębska
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A reading lesson with Izabella Chruślińska
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42 gardens around the world – landscape architecture workshop with Adam Wójcicki – illustrator of the O.G.R.Ó.D. book
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A meeting with Guido Van Genechten
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Happy Poland, unhappy Poland. Discussion with Jadwiga Staniszkis, Tadeusz Sławek and Szymon Wróbel.
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Press Reading Lesson with Michał Olszewski
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Book industries: Critics – what place do books have in contemporary press?
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How to forget the war? A meeting with Vasyl Słapczuk [cancelled]
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Poland/Ukraine - two stories. Meeting with Natalka Śniadanko and Ziemowit Szczerek
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Excluded. A meeting with Artur Domosławski
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Settlers. Meeting with Richard Flanagan
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Stories of Women, or a meeting with Krisztina Tóth
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The heart of Syria. A meeting with Samar Yazbek
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Clatter. A reading and conversation with Szczepan Twardoch
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Film screening: The Hours
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Conrad by Night. A meeting with Tomasz Wiśniewski, the nominee for the Conrad Award
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Adventures in paradise. Workshop with Zakamarki publishing house
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A journey to the depths of Earth – artistic workshop with Ola and Daniel Mizieliński, inspired by their book Under ground, under water.
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WHAT is an EYE? – or how do we see. Workshop for children devoted to optical illusions
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Children’s play: "The Devil Never Sleeps" by Uszyty Theatre – PREMIERE!
Children’s play: "The Devil Never Sleeps" by Uszyty Theatre – PREMIERE!
A premiere of a play titled The Devil Never Sleeps, inspired by Devil and Company by Agnieszka Taborska (published by BOSZ, winner of the Children’s Literature Festival Award for the Best Polish Children’s Book in 2014). The play is full of rumbling pots, superstitions, proverbs, creaking violins and funny rhymes, accompanied by folk instruments. The shadow theatre is an important part of the play - it will introduce the audience to the amazing world of nymphs, dwarves and other fantastic creatures. The plot follows the Black Devil, who likes to prank others and cause commotion... But let’s not talk about it... The devil never sleeps!
Admission only after registration: www.fldd.pl
The event is dedicated to children age 4+
29 October, at 12:00 Ludowy Theatre. Town Hall stage
Dead forest. A meeting for children with Adam Wajrak and Tomasz Samojlik
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Book industries: Editors – how to cope with working from home?
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From there to here (around the anthology "About Them Here"). Conversation with Zofia Król, Piotr Sommer, Małgorzata Szczurek and Marcin Szuster.
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The Conrad Festival in book stores: Urban Archipelago. A meeting with Filip Springer
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The small ball. A meeting with Marek Bieńczyk
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Luminescence. A meeting with Eleanor Catton
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Two edges of the language. Meeting with Michael Cunningham and Richard Flanagan.
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Film screening: Son of Saul
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Meeting about the time with Grzegorz Kasdepke
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A reading lesson for adults with Przemysław Czapliński
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The Conrad Festival in book stores: Congo – how many stories? A meeting with Félix Kaputu and David van Reybrouck
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Doodle with Lama and Sztukolotnia
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Bulgakov and translation: a family history. Discussion with Grzegorz Przebinda, Leokadia Przebinda and Igor Przebinda.
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Book industries: Publishers – how to bring a 70-year old publishing house into the 21st century? A meeting with Jędrek Biegański
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How to draw emotions? Artistic workshop with Guido Van Genechten
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Whose Africa? Discussion with Grażyna Plebanek and David Van Reybrouck.
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Israel is literature. Discussion with Eshkol Nevo, Yishai Sarid and Zeruya Shalev.
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The Goncourt List: The Polish Selection. [meeting cancelled]
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The Conrad Award Gala
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