The Office of Artistic Exhibitions (BWA) – the Office of Artistic Exhibitions is situated in the historical 17th c. Nowomiejska synagogue. It houses exhibitions of Polish and foreign artists. Opening hours: Thu-Sun 10:00 am- 5:00 pm, Jana III Sobieskiego 18, +48 17 853 38 11, www.bwa.rzeszow.pl
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Jasło - „Golesz” Vineyard
Recently vine growing and winemaking have gained in popularity in Podkarpacie and other regions of Poland. There are several reasons for that: opening to the western world and its culture, getting practical experience in vineyards in the south and west of Europe, the popularization of wine-drinking culture.
The name of the vineyard comes from a nearby ruins of a medieval GOLESZ castle. The vineyard, started in 1982, is situated on a hill, several meters above the Wisłoka River valley, on the way from Jasło to Pilzno. The first vine in the vineyard was Ontario variety brought from Jarosław. Then, in 1985, a larger number of Bianca nad Perła Zali vines were planted in rows by Hungarian winemakers. Nowadays about 5000 vines are being cultivated. The vineyard has also a nursery of stocks to graft and a wine cellar. |
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It is the only such permanent exhibition of works by Józef Szajna, one of the most prominent European artists in the 20th c. All works which are in the gallery were donated to the town of Rzeszów by the artist who was born here.
There are 54 works of art displayed in the gallery: monumental paintings, drawings, collages, spatial compositions as well as elements of stage scenery from the most outstanding Szajna’s plays. From its very beginning the gallery is a meeting place for various artists: visual artists, writers, musicians and people connected with theatre.
The atmosphere of this spacious gallery room, full of the works of one of the most eminent 20th c. theatrical figures, is absolutely unique. We warmly invite you to visit it (both as an individual or with a group) at any time but please phone book in advance.
Józef Szajna
Born in 1922 in Rzeszów. He is a renown stage designer, theatre director, theatre theoretician, painter and graphic artist. During WW II he was a prisoner of nazi camps in Auschwitz and Buchenwald, which had a profound impact on his art. Seen mainly as a man of theatre, an author of a personal formula – “the theatre of visual art narration” (called also “the vision teatre”) in which visual signs such as extensive stage scenery and – often grotesquely enlarged - props occupy a crucial role. He is also a moralist, unceasingly warning through his art about existing and emerging world threats.
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Let’s go hunting!
Hunting - one of the first forms of human activity – has had a well-established tradition in Poland which is still preserved and cherished.
“Hunting is the art of cooperation with nature and ability to enjoy its gifts without disturbing the sources of its richness.” Contemporary hunting focuses mainly on keeping alive hunting traditions and culture and that is also what the members of Polish Hunting Society aim at in their activities.
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MASKA Theatre
Mickiewicza 13
+48 17 862 68 08
www.teatrmaska.sih.pl
The extensive repertoire of the professional Maska puppet theatre includes, apart from children plays, performances for youth and adult viewers, realised usually in puppet convention or combining puppet shows with real acting.
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