May 18, 2024
19:00-1:00
Main Campus PJAIT, 86 Koszykowa St.MAP OF ATTRACTIONS
Important information:
- In order to enter the university premises you need to collect a free wristband from volunteers. Wristbands will be distributed at two entrances to the PJAIT - from 86 Koszykowa Street and Nowogrodzka Street
- The entrance from Koszykowa Street will be available from 19:00 to 01:00
- The entrance from Nowogrodzka Street will be available from 19:00 to 22:00
- Buildings B and C are closed to Museum Night visitors
ATTRACTIONS
Especially for Museum Night, we have prepared a set of great Japanese attractions for you!
You can read about each of them below.
Concert of traditional Japanese music
Join us for a unique concert by a Japanese artist. Hisako Tachibana is a Master (shihan) of the koto harp and shamisen, representing the Miyagi school. She has been playing solo concerts and collaborating with various instrumentalists for many years, and her repertoire includes traditional as well as contemporary pieces.
The concert will be enriched with visuals prepared by a student of PJAIT, Natasha Pierzchała-Suska. The concert is curated by Prof. Jakub Karpoluk, lecturer at PJAIT.
The concert will be held twice:
20:00 1st concert
21:00 2nd concert
Registration for the concerts is required via the form. Click on the button below to sign up for the concert time of your choice.
PLACE: Building A, Main Auditorium
Screen printing
Screen printing is a very old, traditional method of decorating materials. At the booth you will be able to see how the screen printing method works and get a unique bag! And the bag will be unique and one-of-a-kind, also due to the printed design created especially for the Night of Museums.
PLACE: building C, courtyard in front of the building
Japanese photo spots
Become a samurai or geisha with the photo wall! The graphics were generated using artificial intelligence!
PLACE: building A, first floor, main lobby
Create an amazing video souvenir with a 360 photo booth!
PLACE: building A, first floor, hanging cubicle
Come to the Japanese photo spot created in the glass link between buildings PJAIT. You will meet a student there who will take your photo with instax!
PLACE: building A, first floor, glass connector
Japanese delicacies
Foodtruck Tona of Taste is great food served hot! Settle down in a recliner and enjoy some delicious dumplings!
PLACE: in front of building A
Try a popular Japanese sandwich! Onigiri is made of rice formed into a triangular shape and wrapped in nori. In the center is a filling. Choose your favorite filling and enjoy onigiri!
PLACE: building A, first floor, main lobby
Japanese attractions
See the extraordinarily beautiful original Japanese kimonos from the private collection of Ewa Krassowska-Mackiewicz, lecturer of PJAIT.
PLACE: building A, first floor, main lobby
What is your character, what future awaits you? See what the mysterious Japanese cards hide! Visit our fortune tellers, who will reveal the secret of your fortune.
PLACE: building A, first floor, main lobby
A furoshiki is a square scarf that is used to impressively pack, wrap and carry items. See and learn how to make a bag or backpack out of the Japanese furoshiki scarf. We will be showing up to 10 different ways to use furoshiki as an eco-bag!
PLACE: building A, first floor, main lobby
We will write your name in Japanese! Using a Japanese word processor, we will print your name in Japanese syllabary - katakana.
PLACE: building A, first floor, main lobby
Kanzashi is a traditional Japanese hair ornament, the most popular of which is the pin. We will teach you how to pin up hair of various lengths with a handmade kanzashi pin in an instant and elegant way.
PLACE: building A, first floor, main lobby
Come draw yourself a Japanese proverb - an ancient life wisdom that is sure to be apt and can become your motto in life.
PLACE: building A, first floor, main lobby
Learn how to fold paper cranes! Origami is a traditional Japanese art, and the crane symbolizes longevity and good luck, among other things. Guarantee good luck and make your own crane with us.
PLACE: building A, second floor, room A264
What is a soroban? It is a Japanese abacus. Find out how to work on it and what results can come from knowing how to use it quickly.
PLACE: building A, second floor, room A264
The famous math puzzle, or sudoku, is a suggestion for a quiet time at PJAIT. You will be able to test yourself and learn how to solve them efficiently. We have prepared sudoku for you with different levels of difficulty!
PLACE: building A, second floor, room A264
Create your own Teru-teru dandelion, an amulet to ensure good luck and good weather. This is an attraction for both the youngest and the slightly older.
PLACE: building A, second floor, room A264
We all somehow manage in Asian restaurants, but do we hold the chopsticks well, use them properly and not make cardinal mistakes? Come and you will find out everything.
PLACE: Building A, 2nd floor
Kumihimo is the traditional art of braiding strings from Japan. It has been practiced for more than a dozen centuries. Using a special disk, you will learn to braid your own unique cord with us, from which you can make, for example, a bracelet.
PLACE: Building A, 2nd floor
Test yourself on your knowledge of Japan, collect stamps, and you might win a prize!
PLACE: Building A
Spots PJAIT
You can buy t-shirts, decanters or books and other great stuff from the merch store PJAIT !
PLACE: building A, first floor, main lobby
Learn more about our university! Interested in computer science, planning to tie your future to multimedia or love the Japanese language? Check out what PJAIT offers you !
PLACE: Building A, 1st floor, Orange zone
See an overview of the most interesting video works by students of the Faculty of New Media Art PJAIT! A cross-section of student work awaits us, from typographic animations, to abstract visualizations, to documentation of video mappings and interactive installations. The films showcase the students' extensive skills in 2D animation, 3D animation and site-specific interactive solutions. The presented works were created in 2020-2024, mostly within the framework of graphic design Dynamic and Video Mapping classes, under the supervision of Olga Wroniewicz, lecturer of PJAIT. We start after 10pm!
PLACE: Building A, first floor, Main Hall
Regulations of the event
Click to see the rules and regulations for the Museum Night event at PJAIT 2024.
