The exhibition “Nothing Particularly New” presents original personal belongings of political prisoners, donated to the museum’s collection: everyday household items that have become silent witnesses to life behind bars.

The lives of people thrown into prison for truth, dignity, and the pursuit of freedom. Alongside these objects are excerpts from letters, poems, and audio recordings made by the political prisoners themselves. The exhibition preserves their words and belongings not only as historical documents, but also as emotional testimonies of resistance.

But this exhibition does more than document. It tells a story. A story about people who long to hug their loved ones and say, “Everything’s fine, I’m home.” But who, for now, are forced to write: “Nothing particularly new.”

This exhibition is created for them — the Belarusian political prisoners. And for each of us — who wants to know and remember, to bear witness and offer support. For those who seek understanding. And for those who believe that solidarity holds power.

Location: Museum of Free Belarus, Foksal Street 11, Warsaw