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Michael Schmidt, untitled, from the series //LEBENSMITTEL//, 2006–2010, gelatin silver print, 56.1 × 81.6 cm, courtesy of Galerie Nordenhake, Berlin/Stockholm, © Foundation for Photography and Media Art with the Michael Schmidt Archive

LEBENSMITTEL

26.04.2019 - 16.06.2019

The LEBENSMITTEL (Foodstuffs) photobook and exhibition project by the German photographer Michael Schmidt, born in Berlin in 1945, comprises 177 photographs, taken between 2006 and 2010, on twenty-six trips around Germany, Norway, the Netherlands, Austria, Italy, and Spain. The photographs were shot at feedlots and slaughterhouses, fish farms and commercial greenhouses, fruit farms and vegetable plantations, pasta factories and cheese dairies, as well as at various plants processing meat, potatoes, and insects.

Anna Orłowska, from the series //Pompier, Muck, Socrococo//, photography, 56 × 70 cm, 2019 © Anna Orłowska

Pompier, Muck, Socrococo

26.04.2019 - 16.06.2019

Artist Anna Orłowska, chose the Lenin Steelworks’ fortress-like administrative centre, popularly known as the ‘Doge’s Palace’, as the starting point for her exhibition. In addition to photographing of the ‘Doge’s Palace’, Orłowska took shots of the nineteenth-century manor house of painter Jan Matejko, located just a kilometre away. The physical proximity of these two buildings, constructed in eras so apparently mutually antithetical, became a point of departure for reflections on the intellectual and formal affinities between the art of Matejko – the greatest of Polish pompiers – and socialist realism.

Rafał Sosin

Opening

25.04.2019 at 6 pm

On 25 April at 6 pm MOCAK invites you to the opening of the new exhibitions.

Rebecca McRitchie, //Edward i jego wielkie odkrycie// [Edward and the Great Discovery] illustrated by Celeste Hulme, Wydawnictwo Adamada, Gdańsk 2014

Active Reading: Edward and the Great Discovery

13.04.2019 at 12 noon – 1.30 pm

On Saturday 13 April at 12 we invite children under the age of 8 and their accompanying adults to join us in active reading of the book Edward and the Great Discovery written by Rebecca McRitchie.

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Art of Storytelling #1. Marina Abramović, Walk Through Walls: A Memoir

06.04.2019 at 6 pm

MOCAK Library invites you to an event from the series Art of Storytelling. The book that we will be discussing is Walk Through Walls: A Memoir by Marina Abramović.

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Little Rebel Girls and Boys

30.03.2019 at 12 noon – 1.30 pm

On the last Saturday in March, children aged 3–9 lat and accompanying adults are invited for group book reading workshop in Mocak Library, organised by the action group Little Manifa.

Shahar Marcus, //Homecoming Artist (Dresden)//, 2017, video, 4 min 25 s, MOCAK Collection

Thursdays with the Collection: Shahar Marcus

28.03.2019 at 11 am – 7 pm

In February and March, as part of the Thursdays with the Collection project, we will be presenting Shahar Marcus’ work Homecoming Artist (Dresden).

//Karl Marx vs Moby Dick: An Analysis of Form and Demolition of Ideas// exhibition, photo: R. Sosin

See You Soon! Last day of guided tours of temporary exhibitions

24.03.2019 at 1, 3, 5 pm

On Sunday 24 March join the guided tour of the exhibitions that will end on that day: Karl Marx vs Moby Dick: Analysis of Form and Demolition of Ideas by Krzysztof M. Bednarski and Walking Wounded by the artistic duo Muntean/Rosenblum.

Grzegorz Kasdepke, //A ja nie chcę być księżniczką// [I Don’t Want to Be a Princess] illustrated by Emilia Dziubak, Wydawnictwo Nasza Księgarnia, Warsaw 2015

Active Reading: I Don’t Want to Be a Princess

23.03.2019 at 12 noon – 1.30 pm

On Saturday 23 March at 12 noon, we invite children aged 4–8 with their accompanying adults for the active reading of the book I Don’t Want to Be a Princess by Grzegorz Kasdepke.

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UJ Students’ Art Week

19.03.2019 at 11 am – 7 pm do 24.03.2019

MOCAK together with the Students’ Council at the Jagiellonian University we would like to encourage students to visit the Museum on 19 – 24 March.

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