Biennale Warszawa (Poland), an interdisciplinary cultural Organization, in the wake of the attack on Ukraine and wanting to support refugees coming to Warsaw due to the humanitarian crisis, have decided to transform its main venue at Marszłakowska 34/50 into a reception point.
Since 28th of March the place has become a temporary accommodation and living space for more than 150 people. Reception point at Biennale is co-organized together with Ocalenie Foundation that helps refugees and immigrants supporting their integration in Poland and being actively involved into the current crisis.
Workers of both organizations, volunteers, Polish and international institutions and many ordinary people living in Warsaw helped to organize the space by providing mattresses, bedding, equipment, clothes, cleaning products and meals. The team also provided children's activities and helps to organize next trips and transfers for the guests.
You can support our reception point and its needs via Ocalenie Foundation account indicating reception point at Biennale Warszawa in the title. The funds will cover daily needs of our guests like food, bedding, products for children and medical care.
These are bank details for the donations:
Fundacja Ocalenie, ul. Krucza 6/14a, 00-537 Warszawa, Polska / Poland
Bank address: BNP Paribas Bank Polska S.A., ul. Kasprzaka 2, 01-211 Warszawa
IBAN: PL 05 1750 0012 0000 0000 3083 0978
(it is EURO account)
TITLE: For reception point at Biennale Warszawa
We would like to express our gratitude for the team of Lliure and other international art and culture institution in Europe that are expressing their solidarity with Ukrainian people and strengthen international alliances in this difficult times.
Thank you so much for your heart!
Biennale Warszawa is an interdisciplinary cultural institution conducting artistic, research, educational and social activities. It operates at the intersection of various disciplines, combining the area of culture and art with the area of theory and research, as well as social activism.
Ocalenie Foundation helps refugees, immigrants and repatriates build a new life in Poland. Ocalenie Foundation was founded in the year 2000. The foundation supports migrants in integrating into society and their personal development. They are working towards a cross-cultural dialogue and strengthening the community. They strive to ensure equal rights for all and to make sure that all people may live in dignity.
Biennale Warszawa with Ukraine
