Home page
Art Feeds on Art
The works presented at the exhibition are most often based on painting and sculpture, but also on literature and film. The artists draw on old art and the work of their contemporaries. They choose meaningful works and enter into a dialogue with them – whether critical, affirmative, or, occasionally, humorous.
The Artist Is Present
The exhibition is a presentation of artistic strategies based on the artist’s use of their own body as a means of expression and a source of symbols. The self-portrait is the underpinning area of such activity, which also involves a study of the body’s strength, attractiveness, disfigurement and functionality.
Music as Notation: Music as Experiment
The MOCAK Collection contains several dozen scores of experimental music. These are usually musical notations written in private languages and intended for performers who work directly with the composer.
Jadwiga Sawicka The Cover Alien to the Book: Library Intervention
As part of her intervention, the artist gave the old books new titles and painted new dust jackets. Thus, the former content of the books was invalidated.
Symbols of Life after Death: Commemorative Sculpture by Krzysztof M. Bednarski
The exhibition is dedicated to two recently deceased eminent artists – Krzysztof Penderecki and Adam Zagajewski.
Architecture as Symbol, Text and Backdrop
Group exhibition of artists from the MOCAK Collection
Dialogue with the Space
Works in which the relationship with the surroundings they are in plays a significant role and provides a semantic clinch are usually called installations. Artists employ the exhibition space available or design it themselves. In this presentation, we show 14 works that form a relationship with a neutral environment.
Contemporary Models of Realism
Contemporary art has crossed another linguistic frontier of realistic representation. The works presented here employ realistic language to take on board everything that matters in today’s world.
Stanisław Dróżdż Concept-Shapes
The artist called his works Concept-Shapes. He sometimes invested works and punctuation marks with a spatial form, combining an intellectual experience with that of the senses, thus revealing the diffusion of the two.
Live Factory 2: Warhol by Lupa
Lupa’s concept draws on the Silver Era of the Factory, Warhol’s cult New York City studio, frequented by world-famous artists, musicians and actors.
The Mieczysław Porębski Library (MOCAK Collection)
MOCAK’s Library is located in a side building. In one of the halls, Mieczysław Porębski’s Library is be exhibited.
Outdoor Exhibits From The MOCAK Collection
Outdoor Exhibits From The Mocak Collection is a group of artworks situated in the area surrounding MOCAK refers to four subjects: the Holocaust, history of art, history of politics and intervention in public space.
New bookshop: MOCAK-bookstore-BUNKIER
A new venue has arrived on the literary map of Krakow for the lovers of art and literature to enjoy. The bookshop MOCAK-bookstore-BUNKIER was opened at 20 Rynek as a result of the collaboration between Bunkier the Contemporary Art Gallery and MOCAK.
4 Lipowa St
30-702 Kraków
Timeline
25.09.2021
A Visual Story – About the Representation of LGBT+ People
Krzysztof Wodiczko. The Sky Above Krakow: LGBT Speak Out: Drone Performance on Rynek Główny
News
What Is Homophobia? The event accompanies the project Krzysztof Wodiczko The Sky Above Krakow: LGBT Speak Out
On Sunday 26 September at 7 pm, we would like to invite you to an event accompanying Krzysztof Wodiczko’s latest project, The Sky Above Krakow: LGBT Speak Out: A Drone Performance on Rynek Główny. The artist Krzysztof Wodiczko, the philosopher Jan Woleński and MOCAK Director Maria Anna Potocka will take part in the discussion.
Krzysztof Wodiczko. The Sky Above Krakow: LGBT Speak Out: Drone Performance on Rynek Główny
During 24–26 September from 8.30 pm until 10 pm we will present the latest project by Krzysztof Wodiczko. You are invited to public projections in Rynek Główny in Kraków.
HUSH TIME at MOCAK
Every Wednesday from 4 pm to 7 pm, HUSH TIME will be observed at MOCAK: a quiet time, when no exhibitions, guided tours or workshops will take place in the exhibition rooms, and any works that emit loud noise or are strongly lit will be turned down or off.
