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Centrum Edukacji Artystycznej (Centre for Art Education)

The budgetary unit of the Minister of Culture and National Heritage that performs pedagogical supervision over art schools, art institutions and institutions providing care and education for students of art schools. Pedagogical supervision consists of:

1. Observing, analysing and evaluating the course of education and upbringing processes and the effects of teaching, upbringing and caring activities and other statutory activities of schools,
2. Assessing the condition and conditions of didactic, educational and caring activities and other statutory activities of schools,
3. Providing assistance to schools, as well as to teachers in the performance of their didactic, educational and caring tasks,
4. Inspiring teachers to improve existing or implement new solutions in the education process, using innovative curricular, organisational or methodological activities aimed at developing pupils' competences.

The Centre includes under its auspices national and international competitions and conducts examinations within the framework of professional promotion of teachers in art schools and institutions. It operates on the basis of the Regulation of the Minister of Culture and National Heritage of 27 March 2019. (Journal of Laws, item 607, as amended). More at: → https://www.gov.pl/web/cea 

 

 

 

 

Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw

The Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw is the oldest artistic college in Poland. In over a hundred years of its existence, it has developed the talents of young artists. Each painter, sculptor and graphic artist is given a chance to attend courses s/he has dreamt of. The Academy of Fine Arts provides students with a unique chance for an artistic self-development, also in the fields of Fine Art Conservation and Restoration, New Media Art, where they can specialize in animation, photography or audiovisual space. The faculties provide vast perspectives, producing future interior architects, art historians and designers. The Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw stimulates the creative imagination and guarantees that after graduation, students will be able to combine their artistic passion with a fascinating job. → https://en.asp.waw.pl

 

Friends of the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw

The Society of Friends of the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw was established by its founding members in 2008, right after the opening of the Museum’s first headquarters at 3 Pańska Street. The Society acts for the benefit of the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw and possesses the status of a Public Benefit Organization. During the last 10 years of its existence, the Society supported a considerable number of acquisitions to the Museum’s collection and helped to provide the Museum’s contribution to the acquisitions programme supported by ministerial funds. The statutory goal of popularizing contemporary and modern art is realized through e.g. preparing and publishing collector’s editions which are developed in cooperation with a number of artists related with the Museum. The Society is also engaged in creating a circle of philanthropists, collectors, professionals and experts, fostering an exchange of knowledge and experiences between modern art collectors, advisors and other members of the art market. → https://wspieraj.artmuseum.pl/en 

 

 

 

Academic Design Center in Lodz

Unit organized by the Wladyslaw Strzeminski Academy of Fine Arts in Lodz, bringing together the design departments of eight art colleges in Poland. Together with students and didactics, it conducts extensive activities on the border of art and design. The historic building of the Academic Design Center, built in the heart of the former empire of Lodz factory owner Karol Scheibler, is the site of many exhibitions by renowned artists and creators. Its multifunctional spaces and facilities - including two large-format printing plotters, computer and workshop rooms, a 3D printer, a sewing machine or many multimedia accessories - make it possible to organize a variety of educational meetings for people of all ages. The cadre of workshops and educators consists of esteemed educators and artists, including the artistic director of the “Powidoki” magazine, Przemyslaw Hajek, as well as the fashion designer of the younger generation, Tomasz Armada. The ACD also aims to cooperate with industry, including building a bridge between business and science through joint research and development and design work.