The one and only regular exhibition of Witkacy's works both in Poland and globally, presented in 120 pastel portraits – mostly made by portraitists of “Firma portretowa S.I. Witkiewicz” – and a number of oil paintings and drawings. Some records, that is photographs and books, give us a closer look at rich Witkacy's artistic personality.

The exhibitions presents a development of plastic arts in Pomerania in chronological order. The works come from Pomerania as well as other Polish and European artistic centres. You can find medieval Gothic sculptures, paintings from castle interiors, tin masterpieces of Pomeranian tin-casting masters and palace furniture from the 18th century.

In this exhibition, you can find souvenirs after the last members of the House of Griffins: Anna de Croy and her son – Ernest Boguslav de Croy. Those are tin sarcophagi with rich heraldic and floral decorations, funeral flags of Anna de Croy and some sarcophagi equipment: funeral dresses designed for a burial and jewellery.

The exhibition presents a whole of cultural changes and processes which took place in the Western Territories in the past century. In the first part, you are shown photographs and slides illustrating the old Pomeranian countryside and a number of annual and specific customs of natives. The second part presents different groups of post-war settlers in a form of arranged scenes with models dressed in genuine folk outfits and equipment from the inter-war period. This is accompanied by numerous photographs of the evacuation places (e.g. the Vilnius area) as well as a landscape of first post-war years in the Western Territories. The last – the third one – part gives you a possibility to get to know Slupsk decorative arts patterns in ceramics and embroidery.

Copies of postcards and graphics belonging to the Middle Pomerania Museum in Slupsk.