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Polish Sign Language guide to an exhibition on Romanian art at the ICC

In the photos, hands holding a tablet. On the tablet, a frame from a video promoting a guide in Polish Sign Language to the Romanian exhibition at the ICC: a man with glasses talks in PJM about the exhibition

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Enjoy a guide to the exhibition “One eye laughs, the other cries. Art from Romania in the Collection of Ovidiu Şandor” in Polish Sign Language.

The International Cultural Centre has prepared a guide in Polish Sign Language to better acquaint you with the exhibition on Romanian art at the ICC. It is available on your own smartphone or tablet, which can be borrowed free of charge at the ICC Gallery. If you use your phone, just scan the QR code, located in the exhibition space.

The Polish Sign Language guide consists of seven videos. The first is an introduction, which presents the most important information about the exhibition's theme and objectives. The remaining parts of the guide describe the successive sections of the exhibition “One eye laughs, the other cries. Art from Romania in the Collection of Ovidiu Şandor”.

Polish Sign Language guide

Induction loops are also in operation at the ICC building. It is also possible to use the services of a Remote Polish Sign Language Interpreter free of charge (via our website or using a special tablet available at the ICC reception).

The exhibition “One eye laughs, the other cries. Art from Romania in the Collection of Ovidiu Şandor” is co-organized by the International Cultural Centre in Krakow and the Romanian Cultural Institute in Warsaw.

Event within the framework of the Romania-Poland Cultural Season 2024-2025

The Romania-Poland Cultural Season 2024-2025 is organized by the Romanian Ministry of Culture and the Romanian Institute of Culture, on the Romanian side, and by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage and the Adam Mickiewicz Institute, in cooperation with the Polish Institute in Bucharest, on the Polish side.