In 2023 Wislawa Szymborska would have celebrated her 100 birthday. As part of the celebrations Joanna Helander will have several exhibitions in Poland and beyond dedicated to Wislawa Szymborska.
Bohusläns museum
Peter Elsass
The wonderful man Peter Elsass has passed away in Copenhagen. A true friend for more than forty years. Peter was so very talented in many areas; in his work as a psychologist, anthropologist, and filmmaker, His research and films from Latin America, Tibet, and many other places were extraordinary.
May his memory be a blessing.
photo from my time at Peter´s place a few years ago
Congratulations to Olga Tokarczuk!
Warm congratulations to Olga Tokarczuk for Nobel Prize!
photo: Joanna Helander
Joanna Helander exibition in Kraków Photomonth
One of many articles and reviews from Joanna Helander´s exhibition in Kraków, May 2019
Joanna Helander exhibition in Kraków
Joanna Helander has been invited by Photo Monthly in Kraków to have a new exhibition “Ladies Looking”. More than 130 prints will be shown at the Ethnographic Museum. The exhibition is open between May 24 and June 23.
Welcome!
“Watching the Moon at Night” on Vimeo.com/ondemand
“Watching the Moon at Night” is now available for streaming on Vimeo! Please go to vimeo.com/ondemand search the title and rent the film for a 48 hour streaming. English subtitles!
“The film is an intellectually informative, visually compelling, emotionally moving and highly disturbing exploration of the phenomena of terrorism in our time.” Dr. Michael Berenbaum, Los Angeles. former President of the Shoah Visual History Foundation.
“Watching the Moon at Night” in Stockholm
Thank you to “The Friends of the Hebrew University in Stockholm” for the screening and discussion of issues raised by our film. Thank you for Marianne Ahrne for your participation in the post-screening discussion.
Joanna Helander – exhibition in Poland
Great opening of Joanna Helander and Arek Gola exhibition in Ruda Chebzie new Art gallery in the rebuild train station.
Simultaneously book release for “An Unknown Station” with their photos and poems of Ryszard Krynicki.