Agenda of the Festival

The Re_Mind Festival expands and develops the formula of the Congress. Exhibitions, walks, discussions, meetings with artists, workshops, presentations using new technologies, immersion in sound and other artistic events will complement and enrich the program, creating a space of inspiration for both congress participants and residents of Wrocław. The second, equally important part of the festival is social and educational activities organized in cooperation with Wrocław universities.

The aim of the festival is to embed scientific knowledge based on research in a real and vivid context of everyday life. We will talk about art and art design in its dedicated spaces and direct contact with works and creators, and about the environment, health and therapeutic possibilities of design looking at the city and surrounded by greenery. We will think about relationships by experiencing places and listening to people. By exploring the picturesque surroundings of the Centennial Hall and getting to know interesting parts of Wroclaw, we will expand the boundaries of the world we know and understand.

Re_Mind is a space for the exchange of reflections between people from different backgrounds, but also a laboratory of experiences that we will take home with us. That's why we decided to move Congress out of the auditorium and lecture halls. What will be heard at the Congress will be experienced as part of the Festival. Through these experiences, we will create together a collection of vivid and lasting memories, emotional traces of the Congress and the Re_Mind Festival.

Activities within the festival

Re_Mind Festival is a three-day social, educational and artistic initiative implemented by SWPS University in cooperation with all public universities in Wrocław: Karol Lipinski Academy of Music, Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Fine Arts, Polish Olympians Academy of Physical Education, Pontifical Faculty of Theology, the Wrocław University of Technology, the University of Economics, the Medical University of Silesia, the University of Opole, the University of Life Sciences and the University of Wrocław.

A collection of exhibitions and ephemeral events centered around the Centennial Hall. Guests of the congress and the audience of the festival will be able to see an artistic installation in the historic interior of the Church of St. John of Nepomuk, experience fleeting phenomena that will happen in the shade of the pergola surrounding the fountain and Szczytnicki Park in one central evening of the festival and visit the exhibition in the huge hall of Space-Time. The highlight of this part of the program is the evening preceding the shortest Midsummer Night of the year, and its main theme is the observation and experience of phenomena from the borderline of dawn and imagination, sensuality, a state of suspension and a dreamy poetic atmosphere. The three-day exhibition and installation will also touch on a broadly defined theme of sleep, expressed through various media.

Partners:

Academy of Fine Arts in Wroclaw
Raft Foundation (Spacetime)
Open Cultural Space (Church of St. John of Nepomuk)

As part of the Re_Mind Festival, the Book Zone will take place at Czasoprzestrzeń in Wrocław — a space dedicated to literature and beyond. Over the course of three days, Festival participants will have the opportunity to join inspiring conversations with writers, illustrators, and book designers, as well as take part in debates and film screenings.

One of the highlights of the Book Zone programme will be the Book Rave Tutaj Podcast — an event combining literature with a relaxed atmosphere and ambient music.

In addition to talks and discussions, the programme will also include workshops, as well as exhibitions of books and illustrations.

Partners:

Academy of Fine Arts in Wrocław
Tajne Komplety

A two-day program dedicated to reflection on the role of public spaces in shaping the psychophysical well-being of people and other species. A well-designed environment really improves the quality of life. The aesthetics and harmony of the urban fabric are the foundation of a friendly place to live, offering conditions for regeneration, rest and building neighborly relations. The health-promoting environment, understood in this way, is a space created and maintained for the comfort of residents. It strengthens the resilience of the community and prepares it to face environmental, social and health crises effectively.

People who are looking for answers on how conscious planning and design can actively promote health, instead of just preventing disease, we invite you to lectures, debates and walks led by designers and artists, activists and activists working in this area.

Partners:

Wrocław Institute of Culture (Barbara)
BWA Wroclaw (Zijnia)
Think Thank City Foundation

On the green areas of the campus of the Polish Olympians Academy of Physical Education in Wrocław, we invite you to a program addressed to young people, prepared jointly with experts and experts of the university. In order for the programme to respond effectively to the needs and interests of young people, a Youth Council has been set up to co-create it. It is a platform through which young people can contribute the demands of their environments directly to the academic and expert world.The topics indicated by the Council are psychological well-being, relationships, personal development and the challenges of the modern world.

Youth Town activities combine workshop, discussion and artistic elements, creating a safe space for exchanging experiences and building community. And also a lot of fun and the possibility of various physical activities, which are, after all, the foundation of mental health.

Partners:

Polish Olympians Academy of Physical Education

For three days, the area of the historic Clinics of the Medical University in Wrocław will be transformed into a lively Miasteczko Młodych Plus - a space for meetings, inspiration and exchange of experiences created for seniors. These will be days filled with reliable knowledge, good energy and real support, directed to those who want to live consciously, actively and healthily.

The program includes three main thematic zones:

MedEx Scene

A space for inspiring speeches and conversations with experts in the field of mental and somatic health. In an accessible, practical way, they will present issues that are particularly important from the perspective of the senior age — from disease prevention, through mental well-being, to a modern approach to longevity.

Health Space

Zone of practical prevention and inspiration for action. Diverse stands promoting healthy lifestyles, consultations, educational materials and activities encouraging movement and self-care — all in one place, accessible and friendly.

Workshop Stage

A place for dialogue and active participation. Here you not only listen - here you talk, exchange experiences and acquire specific skills. The program includes workshops on the recognition of disinformation, conscious use of the media and building resistance to manipulation.

Partners:

Medical University of Wroclaw — Centre for Medical Discovery

Wroclaw Centre for Social Development

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