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Flint Culture partners with Polish Cultural Institute on UK/Poland Season 2025

Flint Culture is delighted to partner with the Polish Cultural Institute on a social media video campaign spotlighting UK/Poland Season 2025, a vibrant programme of over 100 multi-artform events designed to invigorate cultural dialogue and create new opportunities for collaboration. The UK/Poland Season 2025 is delivered in partnership with the British Council and the Adam Mickiewicz Institute.

Our in-house Flint Digital team has been appointed to produce a series of social media videos that explore and interrogate the disciplines featured in the UK/Poland Season, including design and theatre. These videos will distill the rich histories, traditions, and contemporary relevance of these creative fields into engaging, accessible formats tailored for social media.

Building on our growing track record in compelling digital storytelling, Flint Digital is proud to collaborate on a programme that brings together artists, designers, and creatives such as Alicja Patanowska, Oskar Zięta, Jakub Gawkowski, Monika Rosińska, Maciej Siuda, and Alex Baczyński-Jenkins. Their work will feature across a range of events and venues, including the London Design Biennale, the London Festival of Architecture, and the Southbank Centre.

Running until November 2025, the season aims to foster dialogue and collaboration between artists, institutions, and communities. By strengthening connections, challenging national stereotypes, and nurturing lasting relationships, the programme champions values of tolerance, openness, diversity, and dialogue.

Flint Culture - Flint Culture partners with Polish Cultural Institute on UK/Poland Season 2025 Page Image
Flint Culture - Flint Culture partners with Polish Cultural Institute on UK/Poland Season 2025 Page Image
Flint Culture - Flint Culture partners with Polish Cultural Institute on UK/Poland Season 2025 Page Image