Project 'Romski Pstryk' by Marta Kotlarska and Malgorzata Mirga is a part of an important exhibition in London

June 2010 sees the celebration and communication of GRT  History and Culture nationally throughout the month for the third year running.
 
This year the GRTHM team shows in Britain for the first time two important exhibitions from Europe concerning the Holocaust against the Roma Sinti. To take the theme of the historical exhibition from the Documentation and Cultural Centre of the German Roma and Sinti further into the present day the curator of one of them, Eva Sajovic, decided to surround the exhibition with contemporary works. Our Romski Pstryk/Romani Click project become part of this show.

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Mega

Akademia Pstryk's artists are authors of the first in Poland photography made by a sea container

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14th June 2009 Romano Bumburumbum book launch at Refugee Week on the South Bank, London, UK

Thousands of people strolling along the sunny South Bank (London, UK) passed by our interactive exhibition at the Refugee Week festival. 

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Akademia Pstryk as a part of Refugee Week in London

Celebrating Sanctuary 2009

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Akademia Pstryk on Well-London programme

As part of the Well-London programme Akademia Pstryk and The Children's Society invite you for a day of pinhole photography. 

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Roma picture book

In the midst of the credit crunch, a group of 7 to 14 year old Roma in East London are showing you don't need expensive digital cameras to produce professional photographs.

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Akademia Pstryk facilitated 3 days pinhole workshop within wARTo – art, memory and technology. Series of workshops.

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Summer 2008: Romani click project in Nowy Sacz settlement.

There are approximately 20,000 Romani people living in Poland. They speak a distinct language and their culture is poorly known to Polish people who believe in many stereotypes about their way of life.

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Stary Sącz - akcja uliczna

Zobacz zdjęcia portrety wykonane podczas happeningu ulicznego "Zapraszamy do zdjęcia".  

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Romski Pstryk - Nowy Sącz

Istnieje wyraźna potrzeba nieszablonowych działań skierowanych do społeczności romskiej, dających jej szansę pozytywnego zaistnienia w życiu społecznym. Marta Kotlarska i Małgosia Mirga  postanowiły odpowiedzieć  na tę potrzebę poświęcając swój czas młodym mieszkańcom jednego z najbiedniejszych, najbardziej wyalienowanych, a jednocześnie najbardziej tradycyjnych osiedli romskich w Małopolsce - osiedla Zawiszy Czarnego w Nowym Sączu.

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