News
MOCAK goes to the Kraków Live Festival!
MOCAK has embarked on collaboration with Krakow Live Festival, which will take place 20–22 August 2015 on Krakow’s Błonia. For the festival audience and all the residents of the city, MOCAK has prepared an exhibition of works from its Collection as well as the area of creative activities.
The new July book releases at the MOCAK Library 2015
Learn about the new book releases available at the Library. The attached file contains a list of books which became part of our collection in July.
Poland – Israel – Germany. The Experience of Auschwitz Today publication
The publication accompanies the exhibition Poland – Israel – Germany: The Experience of Auschwitz. The publication reflects on how contemporary artists interpret the experiences of Auschwitz.
Guided tours in English of the exhibition Gender in Art
You can join a guided tour of the exhibition Gender in Art (every Tuesday in July and August at 3 pm). Free admission.
Nice to Meet You at MOCAK
We would like to invite the international residents of Krakow to participate in a museum activity designed especially for them. Everyone else is also welcome to join us!
The Second Life of a Book at MOCAK Library
Everybody can take part in the cashless book swap. The event is organised in collaboration with the Krakow Festival Bureau.
Guided tours in English of the exhibitions at MOCAK for children and adults
You can join a guided tour of the MOCAK Collection (every Tuesday in July at 11 am) and the exhibition Gender in Art (every Tuesday in July and August at 3 pm).
Time for Art: Facing the Holocaust
We invite senior citizens for a free-of-charge guided tour of the exhibition Poland – Israel –Germany: The Experience of Auschwitz.
The new June book releases at the MOCAK Library 2015
Learn about the new book releases available at the Library. The attached file contains a list of books which became part of our collection in June.
Jürgen Kaumkötter Death Does Not Have the Last Word Art Amidst the Catastrophe 1933-1945
MOCAK has published the Polish translation of Death Does Not Have the Last – a book by Jürgen Kaumkötter. The publication accompanies the exhibition Poland – Israel – Germany: The Experience of Auschwitz.
