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The ICC and the Consulate General of Germany in Krakow invite you to a lecture by a scholarship holder of the 31st edition of the Thesaurus Poloniae program. It will be devoted to the Third Reich's attempts to Germanize the music and figure of Frederic Chopin.

Join us for a lecture in the series Mature to Art, referring to the exhibition “One eye laughs, the other cries. Art from Romania in the Collection of Ovidiu Şandora”. The next meeting will be devoted to Bucharest and its architecture.

We would like to invite you to another Night of Museums at the International Cultural Centre on May 16. As usual, we have prepared special events for our audience. This year they will be related to the current exhibition at the ICC Gallery, presenting the art of Romania.

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

Educational project for Ukrainian speaking children aged 6 through 12.

On May 25 we invite you to a unique intuitive singing workshop with Aleksandra Zawłocka, which will be held at the ICC space. The singer and educator will explore voice emission techniques together with the participants of the event. They will also consider how movement affects singing and the emotions associated with it.

We would like to invite you to two exceptional meetings with Michał Krasucki, author of the book “Warszawskie getto. Pomiejsce”, published by the ICC. In Warsaw, the meeting will take place at the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews on Wednesday, May 28 at 6 p.m. In Krakow, the author will be interviewed a day later, on Thursday at 6 p.m. at the ICC.

We invite you to a meeting where we will discuss the acceptance of despair and examine how the Romanian “râsu'-plânsu'” – laughter through tears – can become a recipe for taming a difficult reality. The discussion will be moderated by Dr. Maciej Kałuża.

Join us for guided tours of the exhibition “One eye laughs, the other cries. Art from Romania in the Collection of Ovidiu Şandor”. Critic and art historian Anna Batko will talk about folk inspirations in Romanian art, outsiders and the quiet rebellion of Romanian artists.

Join us for an expert guided tour with Prof. Bogdan Achimescu entitled. The meeting will be held as part of the Romanian exhibition at the Gallery of the International Cultural Centre in Cracow.