“I Can Be a Kind of Bridge Between Two Realities”: Meet Anna Gataleta
Belarusian Radio Racyja: “After Totalitarianism: Museum, Memory and the Belarusian Perspective”
Belsat: “Get Some Sleep Before Your Visit!” Alexander Adamau’s Solo Exhibition Opens in Warsaw as Part of WGW
Belarusian Radio Racyja: “A History Unfolding Before Our Eyes”
PACE Rapporteur and Head of the Secretariat of the PACE Committee on Culture, Science, Education and Media Visit the Free Belarus Museum
Музей Вольнай Беларусі абнавіў экспазіцыю фондавага праекта «Кропка ўваходу»
Memorial.Polska publishes an interview with Maryna Zolatava
Recording of Pavel Terashkovich’s Lecture “The First Belarusian Revolution”
Free Belarus Museum on the Longlist for the European Museum of the Year Award 2027
Budzma.org: Free Belarus Museum to present Belarusian contemporary art in the official programme of Warsaw Gallery Weekend for the first time
Праект: “Музей Вольнай Беларусі: узмацненне патэнцыялу для беларускай культуры”
“Bagpipes: Instrument, History, Symbol” was an exhibition, educational and music project by the Free Belarus Museum dedicated to the Belarusian bagpipe tradition — its history, transformations and contemporary revival.
The Free Belarus Museum has successfully completed a project dedicated to the digitisation and open access of its museum collections, marking an important step in the museum’s development as a modern cultural and research institution.
The Free Belarus Museum launched the project “The Free Belarus Museum: Strengthening Capacity for Belarusian Culture,” aimed at reinforcing the museum’s institutional resilience and supporting its development as a modern cultural institution in Warsaw.
The “Musealisation of Protest Artefacts in Belarus” Project Has Come to an End
The Free Belarus Museum presents "A Museum at Home", an educational project consisting of a series of video tutorials dedicated to preserving family heritage and socially significant artefacts at a time when many objects documenting the recent history of Belarus are at risk of being lost or destroyed.
A three-year project dedicated to preserving and presenting the history of the 2020 Belarusian protests and the contemporary democratic movement.
The Museum of Free Belarus in Warsaw presented a cultural project that brought together Belarusian and Polish artists. Through exhibitions and concerts, visitors were able to discover contemporary Belarusian culture and the art of freedom.
