General Casimir Pulaski: A Polish Hero of the American Revolution
Every year, the United States recognizes General Casimir Pulaski—Polish-born hero of the American Revolution—on October 11, commemorating his death from wounds received at the Siege of Savannah in 1779. Known … Continue reading
Gratitude, Resilience, and the Strength of Community in The Peasant Trilogy
As we gather this Thanksgiving weekend to reflect on gratitude, resilience, and the bonds that sustain us, it’s a meaningful time to explore literature that celebrates these themes. In the … Continue reading
Polish Immigration in Early Eighteenth-century British Colonial America
The early eighteenth century marked a significant period of immigration to British Colonial America, with various European groups seeking new opportunities and religious freedom. Among these immigrants were a small … Continue reading
The Legacy of Andrzej Wróblewski: A Pioneer of Polish Modern Art
This winter, I will begin working on a new project that I hope will include selected artworks by Andrzej Wróblewski. This a short introduction to the painter and his work … Continue reading
Jan of Kolno: The Forgotten Polish Explorer Who Sailed the Coast of Labrador and the Delaware River
When we think of early European exploration of North America, names like Christopher Columbus, John Cabot, and Leif Erikson often come to mind. Yet, one of the lesser-known explorers who … Continue reading
The Projector 
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