During 19 – 21 April 2013, as part of the European Funds Festival, three free-entry museum lessons took place, workshops for art college students and an open project tailored to all age groups.

During the museum lessons, children familiarised themselves with the exhibition Everything Forever – Now: Polish and British Sustainable Design and visited Mieczysław Porębski’s Library. They found out who the collector was and created ideograms of the objects that they would like to collect themselves as well as designing individually inventive pieces of furniture.

The secondary school pupils learnt about the history of the Akumulatory 2 Gallery and collectively reflected on the work by Tomasz Wilmański. Next, they stepped into the shoes of art historians, analysing selected works in the Museum

The workshops for students were led by the designers Valerio Di Lucente and Erwan Lhuissier of Studio Julia in London. After finding out about the artists’ activities, on the basis of statistics on ecology and environment, the students created inspired postcards.

The festival ended with an open project entitled The Incorruptible Mouth Speaks, in the course of which visitors to the Museum were invited to take part in the collective creation of a work that provided a commentary on the presented exhibitions.