Inspirations are meetings with people who have long observed cities and architecture, document them through photography and share their discoveries with others. We listen about their working methods and get a glimpse into their craft. Tomasz Liboska lives in Chorzów in Upper Silesia. He graduated in cultural anthropology from the University of Silesia in Cieszyn and from the Institute of Creative Photography in Opava (Czech Republic). For over 10 years he has been working on projects devoted to Silesia. His exhibitions have been presented, among others, during the Month of Photography in Kraków and at festivals in Hereford, New York, Athens and Belfast. He has published in, among others, The New York Magazine, GEO, Newsweek, La Repubblica, Polityka, Duży Format, VICE, Feature Shoot and LensCulture. He is a winner and finalist of many international awards and scholarships, including LensCulture Visual Storytelling Awards, Leica Oskar Barnack Award, PDN Photo Annual and Photolucida Critical Mass. The meeting is hosted by Filip Springer. - 23 April - 21 May - 11 June PRACTICAL INFORMATION - When: 12.03 | 18:00 – 19:30 - Where: Museum of Warsaw’s Praga, Warsaw - Host: Filip Springer - Participation: free tickets available at the Museum of Warsaw’s Praga ticket office and online: https://shorturl.at/YOeWu The aim of the project Snapshots. Photographic Archive of Revitalization is to build a comprehensive photographic archive of the transformation of the right-bank part of Warsaw. In the future the photo database will become a source of knowledge about old and contemporary Warsaw, invaluable for researchers. More information about the project: https://migawki.muzeumpragi.pl The project Snapshots. Photographic Archive of Revitalization is implemented thanks to the financial support of the City of Warsaw under the Revitalization Program | s_prawa Warszawa website: https://www.architektura.um.warszawa.pl
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