White and red: Who owns the Polish flag? Public dialogue in MSN

The Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw and the New Community Foundation continue their cooperation and invite you to another public dialogue at the MSN headquarters. Public dialogue is the conversation of ordinary people — not experts, politicians, creators or social activists. Ten people with different views will talk about patriotism, national symbols and the emotions they arouse — with the participation of a hundred people in the audience, who will also be able to speak.

During the dialogue, we will ask about what feelings the sight of a large group of people with white and red flags arouses in different people - do we feel at home? Or maybe on the contrary - we feel anxiety and discomfort? The white and red flag is a symbol of Poland, but does it belong to all the inhabitants of the country? During the dialogue, there will be room for differences of opinion and perspectives, and above all for a frank exchange of thoughts and experiences. On site, you can follow the emotions of the participants, the reactions of the audience and speak at selected moments. The presenters from the New Community Foundation moderate both the conversation in the center and the one with the audience.

We invite you to participate in the dialogue — registration is valid for both participants and those in the audience. In the registration form you choose your form of participation — the number of places is limited. The dialogue will take place in the Auditorium on the ground floor of MSN and will last three hours with a break. The meeting will be streamed live on Facebook and YouTube, and recorded in audio and video format, for publication.

Enrollment through the New Community Foundation website.