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SUMMARY:01.02| Exhibition: Feliks Fabian from the collection of Lili Stern-Pohlmann\, MBE
DESCRIPTION:We are very happy to invite you to the next exhibition organized by the Polish Library POSK in London\, where the works of Felix Fabian will be presented. \nWe invite you to the opening of the exhibition “From the collection of Lili Stern-Pohlmann\, MBE/ From the collection of Lili Steen-Pohlmann MBE” on February 1 at 4:00 p.m. at the POSK Gallery.  \nFeliks Fabian was a Polish realist painter who died in London in 1994. A large part of his work consists of paintings depicting memories\, everyday life in an Eastern European Jewish town. He became famous as a seasoned portraitist\, immortalizing film and theater stars in his paintings. He studied painting under the supervision of Professor Sterling in Vienna\, and then Professor Maccioco in Rome. After the outbreak of World War II\, he left for Lviv\, where he found employment as a graphic artist in the Feliks Konarski theater. He performed parodying Charlie Chaplin\, was arrested by the NKVD in 1940 and exiled deep into the USSR. Freed under an amnesty in 1941\, he joined the Polish Army in the East\, which was being organized\, and set off through the Middle East. In the meantime\, he performed in Czołówka Teatralna and Parada Polska. After the end of the war\, he decided to remain in exile\, initially living in Great Britain\, from where he soon left for Argentina. From 1948\, for three years\, he was the artistic director of the film industry-based “Studio Parana” in Buenos Aires. In 1951\, he founded his own painting studio\, and in the mid-1960s\, he decided to move to London\, where he lived until his death.
URL:https://posk.org/en/event/01-02-exhibition-feliks-fabian-from-the-collection-of-lili-stern-pohlmann-mbe/
LOCATION:Galeria POSK\, 238-246 King Street\, London\, Hammersmith\, W6 0RF\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Art & Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:04.02| Exhibition at Pilsudski Institute
DESCRIPTION:We are open every Tuesday and Thursday from 11 am to 7 pm\, and first Saturday of the month from 11 am to 3 pm.
URL:https://posk.org/en/event/04-02-exhibition-at-pilsudski-institute/
LOCATION:Instytut Piłsudskiego w Londynie
CATEGORIES:Meeting
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SUMMARY:16.02| I love you: Valentine's Day Concert by Retro Singers!
DESCRIPTION:I Love You – these are the most beautiful words of the three\, but also the title of the Retro Singers’ Valentine’s Day Concert! \nThe concert will be hosted by our special guest\, the icon of Polish Television: Zofia Czernicka! \nWe would like to invite you on an extraordinary journey to the magical world of the inter-war period to celebrate love to the sounds of unforgettable hits. \n16 February at 4 p.m. in the POSK Studio\nTickets: £15 available at the door \n 
URL:https://posk.org/en/event/16-02-i-love-you-valentines-day-concert-by-retro-singers/
LOCATION:Studio POSK\, 238-246 King Street\, London\, W6 0RF\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Concert,Studio POSK
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SUMMARY:14.02| Amy Lives with a Valentine twist!
DESCRIPTION:Amy Lives with a Valentine twist! Celebrating the Music of Amy Winehouse!\nAMY LIVES\, featuring Original Members of Amy Winehouse’s Band\, perform a special Valentine’s show of Amy’s Hits and Love Songs that she loved to sing!\nTreat yourself and Loved One(s) to a unique and iconic Valentine’s Day experience!\nThough no longer with us\, the spirit of Amy Winehouse lives on through her music which has touched millions worldwide.\nThis unique project showcases new and future-looking arrangements of her music created by her original band members!\nWhen you see our band perform you will have Original Members of Amy Winehouse’s band performing Amy’s great songs in front of you – with sincerity\, originality and a true connection and understanding of The Spirit Behind Amy’s Music.\nThis is the Real Deal. Expect a mix of the familiar and the new; fresh arrangements\, the classics played as they should be\, top level musicianship and most importantly\, a very colourful and entertaining show!\nLine up:\nManuela Panizzo – vocals\nXantoné Blacq – keyboards & vocals\nDale Davis – bass\nNathan Allen – drums\nHawi Gondwe – guitar\nHenry Collins – trumpet\nFrank Walden – sax\n\n\nTickets
URL:https://posk.org/en/event/14-02-amy-lives-with-a-valentine-twist/
LOCATION:Jazz Cafe POSK\, 238-246 King Street\, London\, W6 0RF\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Concert,Jazz Café
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