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Professor Jakub Lewicki has been researching the history of Lviv architecture and its architectural community for many years. After a monumental study of the architecture of the city in the times of Galician autonomy, this time the readers are offered an extensive volume documenting the history of Lviv architecture in the interwar period. The author describes the stylistic and typological changes that took place in Lviv during two intensive decades and presents the history of the local designer community.

We invite you the exhibition opening on the 1st of December, at 6 pm.

 

“Travelling Images” is the first solo exhibition of Małgorzata Mirga-Tas – currently the major representative of contemporary Roma art – after the great success at this year’s 59. Biennial of Art in Venice. At the ICC we will show a large selection of the artist’s works from years 2017–2022, including the series “Out of Egypt” and the series of large-format tapestries titled “Herstories”. We will also present new works addressing, among others, the history of the Roma community in Nowa Huta and the Roma memory.

We invite you to a guided tour with the artist, Małgorzata Mirga-Tas and the curators – Natalia Żak and Wojciech Szymański – of the exhibition “Travelling images”.

Прогулянки містом українською мовою

Words and brushes. We learn from each other. Educational programme for Ukrainian and Russian speaking children

Workshops are designed for children ages 6 to 12. 

On the 4th of December the ICC will turn into Santa’s toy factory! The participants will become Elves and – with the help of the educators – create traditional, Christmas gifts.

In the latest “HERITO”, we look at the history of the Roma, but above all at their present, and especially at how “Romaness” in its broadest sense manifests itself in the architecture, culture and art of our part of the world.

"MINI meetings with art" are activities organized in the historic spaces of the ICC. A series of creative and full of ideas Sunday art workshops for children aged four to ten. The art workshops focus on one concept characteristic of the current exhibition - searching for meanings for it and creating an object associated with them.