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The ICC will once again be present at the Open Eyes Economy Summit 2025, whose theme is the Economy of Values. As a content partner of the event, we will be involved in, among other things, a session entitled "Interdependence – therapy – resilience. The impact of culture on social change." It will be moderated by Agata Wąsowska-Pawlik, director of the MCK and member of the OEES Program Council, and one of the participants in the discussion will be Rasa Rimickaitė, member of the MCK Program Council. Bartosz Sadulski, editor-in-chief of Herito magazine, will also take part in the congress .

We invite you to another meeting of the Central European Book Club, which will focus on Evelin Márton's novel “Solea Minor”. During the discussion, we will travel to the last piece of land that survived the great catastrophe and see how a dystopian story, full of absurdity and grotesquery, becomes a starting point for a discussion about relationships, crises and contemporary problems. The meeting will be hosted by the book's translator, Daniel Warmuz.

We invite you to another lecture in the series Mature for Art. This time, the topic will be artists creating their own image. We will look at how Brâncuși and Warhol did it and examine the strategies adopted by artists in the age of the Internet and AI. We will also discuss examples of self-presentation in art.  

We invite you to a film series as part of the events accompanying the Brâncuși. Sculpting with Light exhibition, organised in cooperation with the Pod Baranami Cinema.

“MINI meetings with art” are a series of creative Sunday art workshops for children aged 4 to 10.

Join us for another Accessible Sunday featuring the work of Constantin Brâncuși. During family sensory workshops and the performance “Touch of Darkness,” we will use sound and emotions, light, but also darkness, textures, and shapes to experience art with all our senses. 

We invite you to an extraordinary guided tour of the exhibition “Brâncuși. Sculpting with Light”, led by Prof. Bogdan Achimescu. The expert will introduce the art of one of Romania's most important artists, creating unique drawings live and projecting them onto the walls of the MCK Gallery.

Can two-dimensional photography convey the character of a sculpture? How do the relationships between such different forms of expression develop? Can a photograph of a work of art become art itself, and what problems might arise from this? We will consider these issues—and more—during a guided tour with critic and art historian, Dr. Adam Mazur.

We invite you to a lecture from the series Mature for Art, during which we will take a look at art studios of the 20th and 21st centuries. We will see how they changed, sometimes being intimate studios, and other times transforming into “art factory”.