Timeline
Graboszyce. The Everyday Reality in Art
The Foundation Culture without Barriers and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Krakow invite you to workshops designed especially to accommodate the needs of those visually and aurally impaired. With our special guest Rafał Bujnowski.
Master lectures as part of Off Camera Pro Industry: Andrzej Wajda and Jerzy Stuhr
We would like to invite you to a meeting with Andrzej Wajda at 3 pm and with Professor Jerzy Stuhr at 5.30 pm.
Free Admission European Funds Festival
We would like to invite you to participate in the events organised as part of Free Admission European Funds Festival, which commemorates the 10th anniversary of Poland's accession to the European Union.
A Nut Terrorises Cities, Colours Have Turned into Storks, or On Some Special Cases of the Romanian Avant-garde
The MOCAK Library would like to invite you to Jakub Kornhauser's lecture.
Slow Art Day
We would like to invite everyone to participate in another edition of Slow Art Day at MOCAK.
Petr Pavlensky Anonymous Nationalist
The conceptual artist and political activist Petr Pavlensky represents a new wave of protest and dissident art in Russia. The exhibition Anonymous Nationalist recounts an episode from real life where a murder was committed in a civilian setting, but with militaristic intentions.
Hasior Gallery: Meet Anna Wende–Surmiak and Julita Dembowska
We would like to invite you to a session dedicated to Władysław Hasior. The European Rauschenberg? exhibition.
The MOCAK Collection
The most recent exhibition of the MOCAK Collection, while retaining several works of art from its previous opening, has been extended to include the works acquired in the last two years. Just like in previous year the exhibition is divided into sections according to the media in which the works were created. Our main focus are the most important ones: photography, painting, sculpture and video.
Student project presentation Public Exchange
We would like to invite you to the session summing up the Public Exchange project.
Curator's tour of the Władysław Hasior. The European Rauschenberg? exhibition
Around 100 Hasior's works from 1956-1986 are on show, some of which have never been reproduced before.
