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What is the event about?
Who is Gutta?
From whose perspective is her story being told?
Who is looking?
Who has been put on display?
Who has the right to decide?
To whom do the bones in the museum display case belong?
What becomes a museum object for us to look at?
Who decides?
What is the relationship between the person looking and the object in the museum?
Is looking “innocent”?
Is looking “objective”?
Who has the right to decide?
Who decides?
Ludomir Franczak’s performance / lecture / sound listening session / installation is an attempt to open a discussion—or perhaps to continue one. It is a contribution to the conversation about Central Europe’s colonial past: a symbolic performative work that seeks to tell a story about which little is known.
The artist’s interdisciplinary project crosses the boundaries between art, research and social engagement, forming part of the broader process of decolonising Central and Eastern Europe.
The event is free, but registration is required.
The event will be held in Polish.
Accessibility
We kindly ask anyone with specific access needs (related to hearing, vision, mobility, language or otherwise) to let us know in advance by email (kalina@festivalt.com), by phone (+48 607 542 997, +48 507 609 229) or by sending us a message on social media (Facebook or Instagram).
We will provide organisational and personal assistance. Where possible and depending on the nature of the event, we will also try to offer alternative forms of access.
The Podgórze HOIZ space (Józefińska Street) is located on the ground floor and has a street-level entrance.
Guide dogs are welcome. The event will be held in Polish.
If any additional needs arise during the event, please let the organisers know. They will be wearing special ID badges.
WHEN?
Saturday, 26 September 2026, 7:00 PM
WHERE?
Finker HOIZ, 29/1 Dietla Street, Kraków
Ludomir Franczak
Funding
The project is co-financed by the City of Kraków.
