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Krzysztof Maniak, untitled, from the series //Walks//, 2021, photograph, courtesy K. Maniak

Actions in Nature

30.03.2023 - 18.06.2023

The exhibition Actions in Nature is part of a series of presentations by artists whose works can be found in the MOCAK Collection. We will be showing a selection from the dozens of drawings we hold from 2016–2020, as well as new photographs and videos.

Marcin Berdyszak

Thursdays with Artists from the MOCAK Collection. Marcin Berdyszak

09.03.2023 at noon, 2 pm and 5 pm

In February and March 2023, we show an interview with Marcin Berdyszak. The artist talks about the beginnings of his artistic work and his time as a student of art and his work as a teacher, and he discusses the main motives behind his work and his dialogue with the works of other artists.

//Bruno Schulz: Sex-Fiction//, photo: R. Sosin

See You Soon! End-of-Exhibitions Guide Tours in Polish and English

19.02.2023 at 12 noon and 5 pm

On Sunday 19 February, you have the final opportunity to visit the exhibitions ending that day: Bruno Schulz: Sex-Fiction and Janina Turek Life Recorded in 745 Notebooks. Do visit!

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The Art of Storytelling. We will be discussing the Notes of a Madwoman by Aleksandra Młynarczyk-Gemza

11.02.2023 at 6 pm

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.

Aleksandra Młynarczyk-Gemza, //Madhouse//, collage, drawing, 2022

Notes of a Madwoman: Exhibition opening and performative reading of fragments from the book

09.02.2023 at 6 pm

On Thursday 9 February at 6 pm you are invited to the opening of the exhibition Aleksandra Młynarczyk-Gemza Notes of a Madwoman. The opening will start at 6 pm in MOCAK audiovisual room with the artist giving a performative reading of fragments of her book of the same title. The session will be conducted in Polish.

Aleksandra Młynarczyk-Gemza, //Owls Are Not What They Seem to Be//, collage, drawing, 2022

Notes of a Madwoman

09.02.2023 - 07.04.2023

Notes of a Madwoman is also the title of the artist’s debut novel (Znak, 2022). The book reveals experiences relating to different aspects of life: being a woman, an artist and someone with a diagnosed mental illness. The works on view in the MOCAK Library are illustrations for selected chapters of the novel.

Edward Dwurnik, //Hunting a Dengerous Villain//, MOCAK Collection, building C7, level 4, photo. R. Sosin

Paintings from the MOCAK Collection at the AGH University of Science and Technology

06.02.2023

In our selection, we have taken into account the specific circumstances of the exhibition. The selected works are intended for young and ambitious people facing a professional challenge. The tests that await them require strength, concentration, critical thinking, and determination. Crossing paths with art has a marked impact on the need to define oneself.

Paweł Susid

Thursdays with Artists from the MOCAK Collection. Paweł Susid

19.01.2023 at noon, 2 pm and 5 pm

In November and December 2022 and January 2023, we show an interview with Paweł Susid. The artist talks about his philosophy of art. The screening of the interview complements the exhibition of the painter’s works, which is currently part of the exhibitions of the MOCAK Collection and Politics in Art.

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The Art of Storytelling. Discussion of Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace

14.01.2023 at 6 pm

On Saturday, 14 January at 6 pm, MOCAK and the Department of Contemporary Criticism of the Faculty of Polish Studies at Jagiellonian University would like to invite you to a discussion of the book Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace’s. The session will be conducted in Polish.

Aneta Szyłak, photo: A. Żemojdzin

The Curatorial Atlas of Events. Meet Aneta Szyłak

12.01.2023 at 6 pm

On Thursday, 12 January 2023 at 6 pm please join us in MOCAK audiovisual room for a lecture and presentation by Aneta Szyłak, curator and theoretician of contemporary art. The meeting will be held in Polish.

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