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Let’s shape a new story
of Polish creativity,
right here in Milan.
Polish Creative Center in Milan (PCCM) is a vibrant cultural and design hub established in 2025 in Milan by Anna and Małgorzata – two Polish creatives who turned their shared passion for design, art, and innovation into one unified platform for action.
Was founded to foster connection, creative collaboration, and cultural exchange. It is a space where people, ideas, and practices come together – a meeting point for dialogue, co-creation, and energy. The Center is dedicated to promoting and supporting Polish creativity, craftsmanship, and innovation across a broad spectrum of disciplines – from design to art, fashion, architecture, emerging technologies, and culture at large.
PCCM actively cultivates collaboration between Polish and international professionals and institutions in the creative sector. Through exhibitions, workshops, seminars, and events, the Center not only highlights outstanding Polish talent and achievements but also creates opportunities to build meaningful, long-term connections. A key mission of PCCM is to shine a spotlight on the richness of Polish creativity both in Italy and around the world. The Center provides creators with resources, mentorship, and strategic support to help them thrive internationally. It also builds strong partnerships with businesses, cultural institutions, public and governmental bodies, universities, galleries, and media outlets to realize shared goals and long-term projects.
If you believe in collaboration as a force for cultural transformation – join us.
Polish Creative Center in Milan (PCCM)
is a vibrant cultural and design hub
established in 2025 in Milan by Anna
and Małgorzata – two Polish creatives
who turned their shared passion for
design, art, and innovation into one
unified platform for action.
Was founded to foster connection,
creative collaboration, and cultural
exchange. It is a space where people,
ideas, and practices come together –
a meeting point for dialogue, co-creation,
and energy. The Center is dedicated
to promoting and supporting Polish
creativity, craftsmanship, and innovation
across a broad spectrum of disciplines –
from design to art, fashion, architecture,
emerging technologies, and culture
at large.
PCCM actively cultivates collaboration
between Polish and international
professionals and institutions in the
creative sector. Through exhibitions,
workshops, seminars, and events,
the Center not only highlights outstanding
Polish talent and achievements but also
creates opportunities to build meaningful,
long-term connections. A key mission
of PCCM is to shine a spotlight on the
richness of Polish creativity both in Italy
and around the world. The Center provides
creators with resources, mentorship,
and strategic support to help them thrive
internationally. It also builds strong
partnerships with businesses, cultural
institutions, public and governmental
bodies, universities, galleries, and media
outlets to realize shared goals and
long-term projects.
If you believe in collaboration as a force
for cultural transformation – join us.
Polish Creative Center in Milan (PCCM)
is a vibrant cultural and design hub
established in 2025 in Milan by Anna
and Małgorzata – two Polish creatives
who turned their shared passion for
design, art, and innovation into one
unified platform for action.
Was founded to foster connection,
creative collaboration, and cultural
exchange. It is a space where people,
ideas, and practices come together –
a meeting point for dialogue, co-creation,
and energy. The Center is dedicated
to promoting and supporting Polish
creativity, craftsmanship, and innovation
across a broad spectrum of disciplines –
from design to art, fashion, architecture,
emerging technologies, and culture
at large.
PCCM actively cultivates collaboration
between Polish and international
professionals and institutions in the
creative sector. Through exhibitions,
workshops, seminars, and events,
the Center not only highlights outstanding
Polish talent and achievements but also
creates opportunities to build meaningful,
long-term connections. A key mission
of PCCM is to shine a spotlight on the
richness of Polish creativity both in Italy
and around the world. The Center provides
creators with resources, mentorship,
and strategic support to help them thrive
internationally. It also builds strong
partnerships with businesses, cultural
institutions, public and governmental
bodies, universities, galleries, and media
outlets to realize shared goals and
long-term projects.
If you believe in collaboration as a force
for cultural transformation – join us.
Team
Anna Rogozińska
Co-founder
of the Polish Creative Center in Milan
Holds a PhD in economics and is a specialist
in culture and the creative industries. She is
also an assistant professor at the Magdalena
Abakanowicz University of the Arts in Poznań.
She gained professional experience in London
and Amsterdam, as well as in the art market —
working for several years with one of Poland’s
leading auction houses and running her own
art advisory practice. For the past few years,
she has been dividing her personal and
professional life between Poznań and Milan —
two cities that serve as important intellectual
and cultural reference points for her. This dual
perspective allows her to combine different
viewpoints and stay in tune with current
trends in art and design. Anna
specializes in the art and design markets,
both globally and locally, which she explores
through an interdisciplinary lens combining
economic, social, and cultural analysis.
She is the author and co-author of numerous
publications on the art market, cultural
marketing, and arts management. She
teaches at both undergraduate and
postgraduate levels, focusing on topics such
as art and design history, the art market, and
cultural marketing. In recent years, she has
also expanded her work in the field of design —
both as a lecturer and as a researcher
interested in how aesthetics, functionality,
and market dynamics intersect.
Her research focuses on the global and local
art and design markets, the corporatization
and commercialization of culture, and the
influence of economic forces on the art world,
with particular attention to cultural marketing
and the management of creative institutions.
Alongside her academic work, Anna remains
active in the field by advising individual and
institutional clients on art and design
acquisitions, collecting strategies, and
building collections. She is also a member
of Leonesse – the Polish Women Network
in Milan – and the Velvet Spoon Association.
Małgorzata Truszkowska
Co-founder
of the Polish Creative Center in Milan
Product designer, graduated in Design at the
Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk, and studied
Product and Fashion Design at the Academy
of Fine Arts of Brera in Milan. Since 2007 she
has been working as a designer in Poland,
Italy, Austria, Germany in various sectors,
designing fashion, furniture, exhibition spaces,
lighting, textiles, as well as experimenting with
artistic projects, sculpture,performance art,
optical illusions, and the interplay of light,
shadows, and sounds, designing “impressions”.
In 2017 she founded Maygo Design Studio
and the associated brand Maygo Design
www.maygo.eu. Małgorzata is an empathetic
and conscious designer who focuses on
sustainability, high-quality products and
natural materials that last over time, creating
products with both material and emotional
value. For her, being a responsible designer is
a lifestyle and a sign of professional maturity.
For years, she has represented Polish design
at Milan Design Week, exhibiting her work in
the most exclusive districts of Milan and at
various industry events worldwide. Her latest
project, “Crafting Connections,” is a tribute to
the Podlaskie region from which the designer
originates, based on rich, traditional textile
practices and culture of the region, which is
fading with the turbulent arrival of modernity.
In 2025, she was honored with the Award of
the Minister of Culture and National Heritage
for artistic achievements and the promotion
of Polish culture on the international stage.
She divides her private and professional life
between dynamic Milan, where she draws
inspiration and positive energy, and Łomża, her
family home, a place of peace and tranquility.
In 2024, Małgorzata founded in Warsaw the
association TAKA tradition culture integration.
Since 2022, she is actively involved in the
Leonesse – Polish Women Network in Milan
organization. Her artistic and social activities
in the Lombardy region are supported by the
Consulate General of the RP in Milan.
Be creative. Join us.
Milan, Italy
office@pccm.it
+39 3393577230
+48 505428557
