The opening will take place on Saturday, 21 August 2021, at 6:00 p.m. in the building of the Museum of Ceramics at 14 Kutuzowa Street (History of the City Department). The exhibition can be visited free of charge until mid-October 2021.
The exhibition will feature a variety of forms and decorations created by 30 companies, including:
- Ceramic Establishments “BOLESŁAWIEC” Ltd.
- “Artistic Ceramics” Artistic Handicraft Cooperative
- “Manufaktura w Bolesławcu” Ltd. limited partnership
- “Kaola” Artistic Ceramics, Zdzisława Pachom
- “Czaja-Sobieraj” Ceramics, Anna Czaja-Sobieraj
- “Moja Faktoria,” Karolina Różyło
- “Kalich” Bolesławiec Ceramics, Jacek Kalich
- “Zebra” Ceramics
- “Tyrcz” Ceramics, Alina Tyrcz
- “Lapis Lazuli” Ceramic Workshop, Ewa Chabluk
- “VRS Ceramics,” Violetta Stępień
- Dalia Artistic Ceramics, Ewelina Czyżewska
- “Maldur” Artistic Ceramics, Małgorzata Durda
- “Bolesławiec” Ceramics Workshop, Zbigniew Forys
- “Anna” Ceramics, Anna Bromboszcz-Wróbel
- “ARKADIA” Ceramics, Ewa Łabecka
- “Galia” Utility Ceramics, civil partnership: Jan Galik, Andrzej Jasiukiewicz, Agnieszka Jasiukiewicz
- “Cerkaz” Ceramics, Ewa Kaziuk
- “Andar” Ceramic Establishment, Anita Tofil
- “Rose” Ceramics, Barbara Kinaj
- “WR Ceramika,” civil partnership: Jarosław and Katarzyna Rutyna
- “Cer-Gor” Ceramic Establishment, Kazimierz Gorczyński
- “Cer-A-Niela” Ceramic Workshop, Ludwina Bobińska
- “Czerniak” Ceramics, Mirosław Czerniak
- “Millena” Ceramics, civil partnership: Dariusz Sikorski, Wiesława Seneszyn
- “Rutpol” Ceramics, Rutyna Józef
- “Tryni” Ceramics, Artur Tryniszewski
- “Ceramic Manufactory,” Andrzej Kowalczyk
- “Wiza” Artistic Ceramics Ltd.
- “Freska” Ceramics, Joanna Heluszka
The exhibition continues the idea of a recurring, comprehensive presentation of the achievements of local ceramic craftsmanship, initiated by the Museum of Ceramics with an exhibition organized in August 2016, which in subsequent years was presented in Italy: in Vietri-sul-Mare, Rome, Ancona and Faenza.
This year’s exhibition was created in cooperation with the Municipal Municipality of Bolesławiec and the Association of Ceramic Municipalities of the Republic of Poland. It is the first presentation prepared as part of the project “Poland and Norway on the European Ceramic Route: Including Bolesławiec and Porsgrunn in the International Network of Cooperation between Cities with Ceramic Traditions,” whose partners are the Norwegian Telemark Museum and the European Ceramic Route. One element of the project is the renovation of the historic Pückler Palace at 28–29 Zgorzelecka Street and its adaptation as the new headquarters of the Museum of Ceramics in Bolesławiec.
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