News
Slow Art Day 2013
This is the Polish edition of the international museum action Slow Art Day and it is the second time that it has taken place at MOCAK. On the day, the visitors will take time to focus their attention on five pre-selected works from permanent and temporary exhibitions. An hour later, all the participants will gather in the MOCAK Café to share their impressions.
Talk about the Museum
On Friday 22 March, there took place for student members of the Academic Student Group for the Protection of Cultural Assets at the Jagiellonian University a session entitled About Truth: Library – Archive – Conservation.
Promotion of the book A Milliard Things around: Agata Szydłowska Talks to Polish Graphic Designers
Welcome to the promotion launch of the book A Milliard Things around published by Karakter. The publication contains 12 interviews with prominent Polish graphic designers.
Job vacancy: Exhibition Guide
MOCAK Museum of Contemporary Art in Krakow is seeking guides who speak English, French or Russian to provide guided tours of permanent and temporary exhibitions. Freelance contract.
The Future of Things
Children aged 4–12 are welcome to attend the workshop accompanying the exhibition Everything Forever – Now: Polish and British Sustainable Design. During the workshop the participants will view the exhibition and have an opportunity to step into the shoes of designers – creating imaginative objects.
Job: Promotion and Advertising Executive
The MOCAK Museum of Contemporary Art in Krakow seeks a Promotion and Advertising Executive.
What Is Art for? – presentation of students’ work
From the 14th February, in the MOCAK Café and Reading Room there will be a presentation of the work of four students of the Academy of Fine Art in Krakow who took part in the seminar organised as part of the project What Is Art for?
Origin(ality)
On the 23 March, Polish and international students are welcome to take part in the project Origin(ality). The students will be given a tour of the exhibition Everything Forever - Now: Polish and British Sustainable Design and reflect on what influence culture and tradition have had on the projects on display.
A Creative Collection
Children aged 4-12 are welcome to a guided tour and a workshop. The participants will view works in the MOCAK Collection and learn about the ideas behind its creation. Following their own interests, they will put together their own unique collections.
The Art Accumulators
The workshop will provide senior citizens with an opportunity to explore the exhibition Beyond Corrupted Eye: Akumulatory 2 Gallery, 1972-1990.
