Project participants took part in the “Secrets of Graphic Art” art workshops at the Ossoliński National Institute. Thanks to the engaging format of the classes, they learned about the principles of graphic art. The students had the opportunity to create their own graphic work and present it at school.
The next stage of the camp was participation in the multimedia museum lesson “Seeing Soplicowo… A Story of Noble Poland” at the Pan Tadeusz Museum in the Ossoliński National Institute. During the workshops, the students learned about life in old Poland, customs and traditions; they learned how to set a nobleman’s table, found out what people ate at a noble manor and how they spent their free time, and became familiar with the extraordinary vocabulary used in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
The final stage of the trip was a walk around the Market Square and admiring the Christmas Market, followed by a meeting with a guide who introduced everyone to Wrocław’s remarkable history.
The following women participated in the project: Agata Śmigielska, Bernadeta Kowalska, Agnieszka Kamińska, Danuta Kędzierska and Grażyna Wężyk, while the academic supervisor was Sebastian Zielonka.