When I was home back in Poland I visited an interesting exhibition in Torun, titled 'Nie zapomnij o mnie!' (Don't forget me!).
It was about modern souvenirs from Poland, created by young designers who came up with new and innovative ideas for promotion of Polish culture. As the curators say:
"Projects presented at the exhibition — keepsakes and objects that can serve as traditional souvenirs — demonstrate a modern approach to the concept of locality. They advertise small or big communities with no pomposity, deconstructing the national ethos. They are often ‘meta-souvenirs’, full of irony, questioning the newest history."
Here are some of my favourites:
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| Fotel Kluska Śląska (Silesia Dumpling Armchair) |

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| Ą Ę Spinki do Mankietów (Cufflinks with difficult Polish letters) |
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| Stamps with Golonka Lux - a font inspired by Warsaw city space |
To see more photos from this exhibition visit my flickr page:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/patty_z/sets/72157624923222098/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/patty_z/sets/72157624923222098/





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