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On March 22, an author's meeting will be held around the book “100 kolorów z lamusa, czyli jak działa kolor”. The author, Olka Barczak, will talk about unknown and forgotten colors, the psychology of colors and the importance of using them consciously.

Educational project for Ukrainian speaking children aged 6 through 12.

Join us for a curatorial tour of the exhibition “One Eye Laughing, the Other Crying. Art From Romania in the Ovidiu Șandor Collection” on Sunday, March 23.

Cities are not only spaces of everyday life, but also carriers of history, identity and culture. How do urbanization, spatial policy and architectural heritage shape the urban landscape in Poland and Romania? How do historical memory and contemporary modernization processes influence the development of cities in both countries?

On March 30, the International Cultural Centre in Cracow invites you to an Accessible Sunday with the exhibition “One Eye Laughing, the Other Crying. Art From Romania in the Ovidiu Șandor Collection”. The event will include two guided tours: with translation into Polish Sign Language and with live audiodescription. It will also be possible to receive assistance from an assistant.  

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

Join us for an author's guided tour of the exhibition featuring works from the Ovidiu Şandor collection, led by Jakub Kornhauser. The poet and co-founder of the Center for Avant-Garde Studies at the Faculty of Polish Studies of the Jagiellonian University will speak just about the avant-garde in Romanian art.

The International Cultural Centre invites you to the next meeting of the Central European Book Club, which will take place on April 8 at 6 p.m. This time we will talk about Slavenka Drakulić's book “Dora and the Minotaur. My Life with Picasso”, translated by Siniša Kasumović, published by Biblioteka Słów. The meeting will be moderated by Aleksandra Wojtaszek.