Timeline
Art of Storytelling #4. Zadie Smith, On Beauty
MOCAK Library invites you to an event from the series Art of Storytelling. The book that we will be discussing is On Beauty Zadie Smith.
Summer Cinema at MOCAK: Ága
From 5 July to 30 August you are invited to evening film screenings related to the exhibition Nature in Art. The shows take place on Fridays in the MOCAK arcades.
Dictionary. A film workshop with Anna Pichura
On Monday, 8 July, the MOCAK Library would like to invite teenagers and adults to the first of a series of three film workshops with artist Anna Pichura.
Guided tour of exhibitions in Ukrainian
On Sunday 7 July all are welcome to the guided tour in Ukrainian of the new temporary exhibitions.
Active Reading: Pomelo Begins to Grow
On Saturday 6 July at 12 noon, children up to the age of 8 are invited to active reading of the book Pomelo rośnie [Pomelo Begins to Grow] by Ramona Bădescu, illustrated by Benjamin Chaud (Wydawnictwo Zakamarki).
Summer Cinema at MOCAK: White God
From 5 July to 30 August you are invited to evening film screenings related to the exhibition Nature in Art. The shows take place on Fridays in the MOCAK arcades.
Ten Jews Who Made Poland Famous
The series of paintings by Beata Stankiewicz entitled Ten Jews Who Made Poland Famous is a deliberate reference to Andy Warhol’s series Ten Portraits of Jews of the 20th Century. Both series present figures whose fame and greatness mattered more than their ethnicity. Both artists suggest – with a certain dose of bitterness – that bias against Jews can only be tempered by their individual genius.
Where One Cannot Speak: Word as Image, Image as Word
At the exhibition we present dozens of the collages by the Laureate of the Nobel Prize in Literature Herta Müller, which she created during 2005–2018. This is the first-ever presentation of these works in a museum of contemporary art.
Lodz Film School: The Young Generation
At the exhibition we will be showing the end-of-year etudes by first-year students of the Film and TV Directing Departmentat the Lodz Film School, produced in the documentary studio led by Grażyna Kędzielawska and Maria Zmarz-Koczanowicz.
The Polish Phantom
In MOCAK Library, we present a selection of her photographs from the series The Polish Phantom. The exhibition comprises five parts (Warsaw, Nowa Huta, Krakow, Auschwitz, Kielce). Contemporary photographs document objects, spaces and places related to World War II and Polish People’s Republic.




![Ramona Bădescu, //Pomelo rośnie// [Pomelo Begins to Grow], illustrated by Benjamin Chaud, Wydawnictwo Zakamarki, Poznań 2018](https://d1uip03pwa14dd.cloudfront.net/system/images/27348/50278588df_box120.jpg)




![Dana Arieli, //Kraków//, from the series //Phantom Project// [2009–], 2015, digital photograph, 50 × 75 cm, courtesy of D. Arieli, http://phantoms.photography](https://d1uip03pwa14dd.cloudfront.net/system/images/27205/ecbcfe4888_box120.jpg)