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10 maja 2021

Poetry and conversation with Grzegorz Kwiatkowski

The Program in Jewish Studies and the Department of English at Johns Hopkins University are pleased to present an afternoon of poetry and conversation with the Polish poet and musician Grzegorz Kwiatkowski, whose poetry (along with the music he performs with his band, Trupa Trupa) address issues of historical memory and forgetting, especially around fascism and the murder of Polish Jews during the Nazi period. In addition to offering a reading of his poems, Kwiatkowski will be joined by two U.S.-based respondents, Zackary Sholem Berger and Karen Underhill, who will engage him in conversation about the state of poetry and the arts in contemporary Poland as well as the political and social role of poetry and popular music more generally.

DalejPoetry and conversation with Grzegorz Kwiatkowski
27 kwietnia 2021

Holocaust Memory in Poland

W najbliższy czwartek Grzegorz Kwiatkowski będzie gościem panelu “Holocaust Memory in Poland: Preserving the Past, Planning for the Future”. Spotkanie będzie częścią obchodów Genocide Awareness Month. W spotkaniu wezmą również udział Adara Goldberg, Joanna Sliwa, Jakub Nowakowski, Dara Bramson, Menachem Kaiser, Katarzyna Markusz i Rachel Rothstein.

DalejHolocaust Memory in Poland
12 kwietnia 2021

Audycja Leszka Gnoińskiego

W najbliższy wtorek Grzegorz Kwiatkowski będzie gościem audycji Leszka Gnoińskiego “Radio aktywny blok” na antenie Radiospacji.

Więcej informacji na stronie www.radiospacja.pl

17 lutego 2021

Ted Hughes’s Crow at 50

Uniwersytet Cambridge i The Ted Hughes Society zapraszają na „Ted Hughes’s Crow at 50: a seminar devoted to the extraordinary power and enduring life of Crow. The seminar will feature a distinguished panel of speakers: Dame Marina Warner, Alice Oswald, Mark Cocker and Grzegorz Kwiatkowski.” Spotkanie odbędzie się 17 marca. Szczegółowe informacje dotyczące wydarzenia znajdują się na stronie www.thetedhughessociety.org

17 stycznia 2021

The Register-Guard / The Jewish Theological Seminary

„This week’s first pick is not local, but streaming worldwide from New York City and Gdańsk, Poland.

The Jewish Theological Seminary’s Dr. David Kraemer will speak to poet Grzegorz Kwiatkowski, a rock musician who speaks out against Holocaust denial, genocide and the rise of right-wing nationalism in Poland. Kwiatkowski’s lyrics rage against populism and hatred, leading the indie rock band Trupa Trupa’s deep, off-kilter melodies and soaring instrumentation.

DalejThe Register-Guard / The Jewish Theological Seminary
14 stycznia 2021

Spotkanie na Uniwersytecie w Chicago

Uniwersytet w Chicago zaprasza na “Poetry Reading and Conversation with Grzegorz Kwiatkowski”. Spotkanie odbędzie się w sobotę, 6 lutego.

Mark Payne of Comparative Literature, Classics, and the Committee on Social Thought will read poetry (in translation) by Grzegorz Kwiatkowski, the reading to be followed by an open conversation on music, poetry, literature, and politics.

Grzegorz Kwiatkowski is a Polish poet and musician, and member of the band Trupa Trupa. Kwiatkowski has published seven books of poetry, and his poems have been published in many literary magazines: Modern Poetry in Translation, New Poetry in Translation, Rain Taxi, and others. His music has been reviewed and broadcasted by some of the world’s biggest outlets—including Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, The Chicago Tribune, Newsweek, NPR, BBC, and others. Trupa Trupa made its first international appearance in 2015 with the album Headache. They have been recording and performing new music ever since.

www.humanities.uchicago.edu

18 grudnia 2020

Rhytm for Refugees

Grzegorz Kwiatkowski będzie gościem festiwalu Rhytm for Refugees. Transmisja jutro około godziny 21.00.

„Grzegorz Kwiatkowski – poet and musician living in Gdansk; songwriter, vocalist, and guitarist in the intriguing Trupa Trupa band. He has published seven books of poetry, his poems have been translated into English and German, and appeared in many influential literary magazines.

DalejRhytm for Refugees