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The winter holidays at MOCAK
Find out what artistic and educational activities are on offer for children and families during the winter holidays.
Having Fun with a Book. A workshop for children and teenagers
On Saturday, 12th January, MOCAK and Rebis Publishing would like to invite children aged 8–12 to a workshop inspired by David Hockney and Martin Gayford’s book A History of Pictures for Children.
Handy Art 2: Stanisław Dróżdż, In-Between
On Tuesday 4 December at 5 pm, visit the workshop inspired by the work In-Between by Stanisław Dróżdż.
The Creative Collection – brand new education notebooks to download
We invite you to get to know creatively the works of the artists whose works can be found in the MOCAK Collection!
Handy Art 2: Workshop with Krzysztof M. Bednarski
On Saturday 17 November at 3 pm, we invite you to a workshop with Krzysztof M. Bednarski inspired by the work Design for Wisława Szymborska Award (for a Fundation Named after the Poet) from the MOCAK Collection.
Having Fun with a Book from Portugal. Workshop for children / As oficinas para crianças
On Saturday 27th October at 11 am, children aged 4 to 8 and their accompanying adults are welcome to join the workshop inspired by the book Don’t Cross the Line! Isabel Minhós Martins, illustrated by Bernard P. Carvalho.
From Independence to Contemporary Times: A City Game for the Whole Family
On 20th October at 11 am we invite you to take part in the final stage of the urban game From Independence to Contemporary Times: Direction Art!
Culture without Barriers Festival at MOCAK
On the occasion of the 6th Warsaw Culture without Barriers Festival we invite children, young people and adults, including the disabled, to integrational workshops and educational classes.
Guided tour: the exhibition Motherland in Art
On Sunday, 30 September at 5 pm you are invited to a guided tour of the exhibition Motherland in Art. This is your last chance to see it!
Handy Art 2. Workshop with Oskar Dawicki
On Saturday, 29 September at 3 pm we invite you to workshop with Oskar Dawicki, inspired by the work The Tree of Knowledge. The session will be adapted to the needs of those blind and partially sighted. Non-visually impaired also very welcome.
