Timeline
Curator's tour of Rune Eraker's Uprooted exhibition
On Sunday, 9th March at 12 noon Delfina Jałowik will be giving a guided tour of Rune Eraker's Uprooted exhibition.
Assemblage – workshops for children
Children are invited to participate in the workshops inspired by Władysław Hasior. The European Rauschenberg? exhibition.
Generation Solo. What is new dance about?
Centre for the Documentation of the Art of Tadeusz Kantor Cricoteka and MOCAK would like to invite you to the second of a series of meetings promoting the book Pokolenie Solo. Choreografowie w rozmowach z Anną Królicą (Generation Solo. Anna Królica's interviews with choreograhphers).
Katarzyna Kobro – Between Sculpture and Architecture
On Tuesday 25th February the MOCAK Library would like to invite you to Małgorzata Jędrzejczyk's lecture Katarzyna Kobro – Between Sculpture and Architecture.
Social Photography: Workshops
Re Gallery – exhibition space opened in May 2013, designated for presenting the works of art students. This time we will show the works of the art students of the Film School in Łódź, produced during the workshops with a Norwegian photographer Rune Eraker.
Władysław Hasior: The European Rauschenberg?
Władysław Hasior’s exhibition at MOCAK will be the first such comprehensive Krakow presentation of the artist’s work in four decades. Hasior is one of the most prominent Polish artists.
Uprooted
The exhibition is the first presentation in Poland of the works of the Norwegian photographer Rune Eraker and also the first exhibition of socially engaged photography at MOCAK.
The Whole World in Small Pictures
At the exhibition we will present over two thousand miniature pictures by Alina Dawidowicz. These are watercolours or felt tip representation, which she started making in the 1980s at the rate of some 20 a week.
WRO on Tour
WRO 2013 Pioneering Values on Tour is a cross-section of works and documentation of the WRO Biennale programme, selected by its artistic director Piotr Krajewski.
Collages
Wisława Szymborska’s exhibition Collages aims to broaden the artistic perception of the Polish Nobel winner. The poet’s art covers three areas: serious poetry, light-hearted poetry and cut-and-paste works, or collages. These areas combine to define the artistic personality of Szymborska.
