Spy pigeons? Military dolphins? One artist confronts our weaponisation of animals
‘This is what a revolution looks like’: Poland’s abortion law protests, in photographs
Darkness you can dance to: Baasch’s gothic electro pop captures young Poland’s fear and daring
The Lost Soul: Olga Tokarczuk’s next work is an illustrated book about finding fulfilment for adults and children
Watch the best of Polish cinema online with the Kinoteka Film Festival
Signs of revolt: the illustrators using art to protest Poland’s abortion crackdown
‘The smells are still gone, but I can walk.’ My ongoing battle with Covid-19
5 feminist collectives leading the charge for women’s rights in Poland
Listen to a 1-hour compilation of Soviet-era jazz
A photography archive preserves Polish protests as they unfold in real time
From Trump’s wall to the Hungarian border, Rafal Milach discusses the rising ‘ideology of division’
Uncomfortable yet funny, Hotshot is a compassionate film on a women’s prison
How the defacement of two statues could lead to Poland’s reckoning with its Black history
How filmmaker Khosrow Sinai uncovered the hidden history of Polish refugees in Iran
Polish radio community releases compilation in support of Belarusian protesters
When imitation becomes exploitation: virtual artists Pussykrew speak out against the erasure of queer creativity in Poland
Poland is a divided country. We spent 3 years on the road trying to understand why
Olga Tokarczuk, Margaret Atwood, Slavoj Zizek among cultural figures signing petition to free jailed Polish LGBTQ activist
Travel across Poland with an Insta account that uses Google Street View
Posters against authoritarian rule appear in Warsaw ahead of Polish Presidential elections
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