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Night of Museums 2023 at MOCAK
On Friday 19 May we invite you to MOCAK for the Night of the Museums! The museum will open from 6pm until 1am. Visitors will be able to see all the exhibitions and take part in events organised for this occasion.
The Second Krakow Group / Jakub Julian Ziółkowski – exhibition open guided tour in English | KRAKERS Cracow Art Week
On Saturday, 13 May at 4 pm you are invited to the open guided tour of the exhibitions. It will be conducted in English.
The Museum Opening hours at Easter
Thursdays with Artists from the MOCAK Collection: The Second Krakow Group
As part of the video series Thursdays with Artists from the MOCAK Collection, for the duration of the exhibition Artists from Krakow: The Second Krakow Group, we present a compilation of footage from interviews with the artists from the Group whose works are included in the MOCAK Collection and are on display in the exhibition.
OKNOPLAST FOR ART: change of the date for the announcement of results
In the OKNOPLAST FOR ART competition more than 200 entries have been sent in!
Lukáš Houdek. Hijra – Between Genders - exhibition open guided tour
On Saturday 1 April 2023, 12 noon – 1.30 pm join us for a guided tour of the exhibition led by the Czech artist Lukáš Houdek, whose photographs feature in the display.
OPENING
On Thursday 30 March at 6 pm we invite you to the opening of the exhibitions!
Exhibition changeover
Due to exhibition changeover, from 28 February until 29 March all visitors are entitled to a discount ticket
Historic Kossakówka - we are looking for memorabilia and archival items from the Kossak family home
In gathering the collections of the future Museum in Kossakówka, we are looking for items that were part of the original furnishings of the historic villa, memorabilia of the Kossak family and photographs showing the interiors of the former Kossakówka and its surroundings.
The Art of Storytelling. We will be discussing the Notes of a Madwoman by Aleksandra Młynarczyk-Gemza
On Saturday 11 February, at 6 pm, MOCAK and the Department of Contemporary Criticism of the Faculty of Polish Studies at the Jagiellonian University invite you to a discussion about Aleksandra Młynarczyk-Gemza’s Zapiski wariatki [Notes of a Madwoman]. The session will be held in Polish.
