Poland has a manga festival. Here's what happened there | Pulse of Culture | Pulse of Culture

For the second year running, manga and anime cosplay enthusiasts are gathering at a new cultural institution in Łódź: Centre of Comics and Interactive Narration. Because Poland's love for all things comics runs deep.

The same institution is holding an exhibition celebrating 1977 in Italy, the year the influential underground magazine Cannibale was born. Also on the agenda: Who knew you could invest in old Polish comics? We join a pre-auction exhibition of cult classics like Tytus, Romek i A'Tomek.

In our Culture Beats segment, we bid farewell to Mieczysław Weinberg's Auschwitz opera. After ten years, The Passenger will no longer be staged in Warsaw. And finally, two pioneering Polish female sculptors, Magdalena Abakanowicz and Wanda Czełkowska, are united in a joint exhibition in Warsaw for the first time ever.

Chapters:
00:04 - Introduction
00:36 - Kaiju Manga Festival Łódź
03:59 - Cannibale - Italy's Underground Comics
07:05 - Investing in Polish Comics 19:45
10:17 - The Passenger Opera - Final Curtain
14: 18 - Abakanowicz & Czełkowska Exhibition

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