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Open Studio 2026 – Thank You!

What a wonderful evening of art, conversations, and shared experiences.

During this year’s Open Studio, participants of the Drawing Class and members of the Science Club of Visual, Performing and Multimedia Arts presented the results of their work throughout the academic year. The exhibition featured drawings, paintings, prints, linocuts, photography, poetry, and many other forms of creative expression.

Thank you to everyone who joined us—to the artists who shared their work, the guests who came to experience it, and everyone who helped create an atmosphere of openness, dialogue, and mutual inspiration. Events like these remind us how many remarkable ideas and talented people are part of our academic community.

Special thanks go to Paulina Podobińska for organizing and coordinating the event, and to the Promotion Office of Ignatianum University in Kraków for their invaluable support and assistance in making it possible.

Congratulations to all the participants for their courage, commitment, and willingness to share their artistic practice. We wish you continued inspiration, confidence in your creative journey, and every success in developing your own artistic voice.

We look forward to seeing you again after the summer break at the next meetings of the Drawing Class and the Science Club of Visual, Performing and Multimedia Arts. We can't wait to begin another year filled with creativity and collaboration!

Sometimes the best ideas don’t start in a boardroom. They start on a porch.

True South Media was built around one simple idea: authentic stories matter more than polished perfection. Whether it’s a brand trying to connect with its audience or an artist sharing a song that means something real, the goal is always the same—create content that people actually feel.

For years we’ve worked with brands creating UGC content, storytelling-driven marketing, and plug-and-play video content designed for the way people consume media today. Real moments, real people, and content that feels natural instead of forced.

But True South Media is evolving.

Music has always been a huge part of what inspires this project, and now we’re expanding into something new: artist discovery and live session media.

That’s where Almost Famous Sessions comes in.

Almost Famous Sessions is an intimate live performance series featuring emerging artists performing stripped-down versions of their songs in a raw, authentic setting. No massive stage, no arena lights—just the music, the story behind it, and the moment.

The goal is simple: give artists a platform to be seen, heard, and remembered.

Alongside brand collaborations and digital storytelling, True South Media will now be creating:

• Artist features • Live acoustic session recordings • Short-form discovery content • Interviews with emerging talent

We believe the most exciting artists aren’t always the ones already on the charts. Sometimes they’re the ones writing songs in small towns, playing local venues, and building something real from the ground up.

Those are the voices we want to highlight.

If you’re a brand looking for authentic content, or an artist ready to share your story, True South Media is here to help bring it to life.

This is just the beginning.

Stay tuned.

— Jamie True South Media

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