COMPLETED PROJECTS

A comprehensive production of an international festival under the slogan "Visible/Invisible" - 10 days of music, dance, cinema and performance from the farthest corners of the world - a total of 13 groups of artists from Tanzania, Kenya, Congo, Syria, Mexico, Brazil and other countries arrived.

Organizer: The Goat Song Association

Artistic director: Grzegorz Bral

Program curator: Marek Mieleszko

Producer: Agnieszka Kiewicz

photo: Mateusz Bral

Production management of the Polish premiere of the Gala performance as part of the Body/Mind Festival at the Nowy Teatr. A world star of choreography, two assistants, twenty participants – professional and amateur dancers, a week of rehearsals, two shows, one great success. The format of Gala is simple and has been practiced many times. Its productions have been shown in Paris, London, Berlin, São Paulo, among others.

Made in Poland: Body/Mind Foundation
Curator: Edyta Kozak

Production management: Agnieszka Kiewicz

Photographs: © Photographer Veronique Ellena, La Commune, Aubervilliers (France, April 2015) © Photographer Bernhard Müller

Production management of rehearsals and concert of Radzimir Dębski and youth from the Kenyan Ghetto Classics orchestra together with the Wrocław Philharmonic Orchestra as part of the Brave Festival. The performance also included solo performances by young Kenyans.

Organizer: The Goat Song Association

Artistic director: Grzegorz Bral

Program curator: Marek Mieleszko

Producer: Agnieszka Kiewicz

photo: Mateusz Bral

Coordination of the production of a series of twelve concerts - unconventional artistic events with a happening flavor, which were organized in "forgotten" spaces in Wrocław - in the staircases of the most beautiful Art Nouveau tenement houses, in historic courtyards, at historic railway stations.

Organizer: National Forum of Music

Artistic director: Andrzej Kosendiak

Artistic direction: Marta Niedźwiecka

Producer: Agnieszka Kiewicz

photo: Filip Basara

Coordination of the production of the scenography and costumes in the opera directed by Michael Gielety. The scenography and costumes were created by the outstanding artist Gary McCann, whose works have decorated the Vienna State Opera, the Philadelphia Opera and the Royal Court Theatre in London. I was responsible for coordinating the implementation of the artist's work, from design to premiere. It is a technically demanding production, with three extensive sets on a revolving stage, a giant cross weighing over 2 tons and a 6-meter angel and costumes for over 60 people.

Production: Wrocław Opera

Artistic director: Mariusz Kwiecień

Directed by: Micheal Gieleta

Set and Costume Design: Gary McCann

Production management: Agnieszka Kiewicz

photo: Press materials of the Wrocław Opera

Comprehensive coordination of an international festival.

9 days, two premieres, a dozen or so dance theatre and performance performances by Polish and foreign artistic groups. The events took place at the Nowy Teatr, Teatr Studio and the Ujazdowski Castle Art Centre in Warsaw. The festival has been a platform for contemporary forms of expression for over 20 years.

Artistic director/curator: Edyta Kozak

Organizer: Body/Mind Foundation

Coordination: Agnieszka Kiewicz

photo: Katarzyna Chmura-Cegiełkowska

A comprehensive production of the tenth edition of the Brave Festival under the slogan "Sacred Body". The festival program, lasting 15 days, focused on theater, dance and ritual. Performances and choreographies were presented by, among others, Rama Vaidyanathan - a master of classical Indian dance, Melanie Lomoff - a French contemporary dancer with a ballet education and Koffi Kôkô - a voodoo priest and a leading representative of contemporary African dance. The festival was opened by the 9th Brave Festival Film Review devoted to India.

Organizer: The Goat Song Association

Artistic director: Grzegorz Bral

Program curator: Marek Mieleszko

Executive producer: Agnieszka Kiewicz

A comprehensive production of the 15th edition of the Brave festival. 7 days of artistic events. The heroes of this edition were griots, storytellers from West Africa, whose traditions and stories were of great importance to the culture of this region. The main program included performances by Kassé Mady Diabaté (Mali), Abou Diarra (Mali), Zanzibar Taarab/Kidumbak Ensemble (Zanzibar) and Coumbane Ely Mint Warakane (Mauritania). Additionally, there was a film review, workshops and meetings with artists. The performances took place in the Polish Theatre and other locations in Wrocław.

Organizer: Song of the Goat Theatre Culture Association

Artistic director: Grzegorz Bral

Program curator: Sona Jobarteh

Producer: Agnieszka Kiewicz

photo: Mateusz Bral

Creating a concept and implementing a pioneering two-year campaign promoting Poland among recipients from Austria and Switzerland in response to the real needs of the tourism market.

Organizer: Polish Tourist Organization

Creative idea: Agnieszka Kiewicz , Miłosz Wiercioch
Comprehensive implementation: Agnieszka Kiewicz
Key Visual, Layout, Graphic Design: Miłosz Wiercioch

Coordination of an interdisciplinary project by artist and curator Edyta Kozak, which addresses the broad subject of the functioning of the artist-dancer and economization in the art of dance. It consists of four events prepared by invited
guests related to the topic of dance art in practice as well as in theory.

Organizer: Body/Mind Foundation

Curator: Edyta Kozak

Coordination: Agnieszka Kiewicz

photo: Katarzyna Chmura-Cegiełkowska

Organizing IKEA neighborhood picnics in two parks in Wrocław. My tasks included building infrastructure, preparing an animation program, photo printing and local promotion of the event. The initiative aimed to support the establishment of interpersonal relationships and the integration of neighbors, promoting the idea that it is worth knowing and supporting people in your immediate neighborhood.

Organizer: IKEA

Producer of the event in Wrocław: Agnieszka Kiewicz

Production of the opening ceremony of the international youth football tournament Trophy, in which over 200 teams from all over Europe took part. The ceremony took place in the Wrocław Market Square, where over 2,000 participants gathered. After the presentation of the teams and playing of the national anthems, artists from the band Everest and Cheerleaders Wrocław performed on stage. The whole event was hosted by the irreplaceable Paweł Gołębski.

Organizer: Euro-Sportring

Tournament Director: Krzysztof Kopertyński

Producer: Agnieszka Kiewicz

photo: Everest Production Materials