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Curator’s guided tour of the exhibition of Małgorzata Mirga-Tas

The curator-led guided tour was the closing event of the exhibition “Travelling Images. Małgorzata Mirga-Tas”. Its co-curator, Dr. Wojciech Szymański, talked about the process of making the exhibition.

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Lecture: “Profession: architect. About women in contemporary Polish architecture”

The lecture in March was devoted to the work of selected contemporary Polish architects and urban planners, e.g. Ewa Kuryłowicz, Natalia Paszkowska, Dorota Sibińska and Agata Twardoch.

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Final days of the exhibition “Travelling images. Małgorzata Mirga-Tas”

07.03.2023-19.03.2023

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Meeting: “Neighbourhood, or the Roma in Nowa Huta”

From the very beginning of its existence, the Roma have had strong ties with Nowa Huta. They do not just live there. They built it, but few people remember it today.

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Lecture: “Portrait of the city – street photography of the 1940s and 1950s”

The lecture referred to the exhibition “ Andreas Feininger. New York in the Forties ” and addressed selected authors of street photography of the 1940s and 1950s.

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Hear – see – touch! “Accessible Sunday”

During the workshops and guided tours we experienced with many senses the exhibition “Travelling images. Małgorzata Mirga-Tas”.

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The next meeting of the Central European Book Club

On Tuesday, February 21 at 6 pm we invited you for a meeting about the novel “Oczyszczenie” ["Purge"] by the Finnish-Estonian author, Sofi Oksanen, one of the most important figures of the Baltic region culture.

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Meeting: “The visual power of the Roma”

Does visibleness and visibility mean the same thing? Visibility demands attention from the beholder. It is a form of protest against invisibility, silence, and oversight.

Dr Żanna Komar at the prestigious CAA-Getty International Program Conference in New York

15.02.2023-18.02.2023

She will talk about the consequences of the Russian aggression against Ukraine for the art world, and especially for Central Europe.

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Lecture: "The Venice Biennale and Polish art"

The lecture addressed the history of the Polish presence at the Venice Biennale and selected exhibitions organised in the Polish Pavilion.

Winter holidays at the ICC

The International Cultural Centre in Krakow invites families and organised groups to educational workshops combined with a tour of the „Travelling images. Małgorzata Mirga-Tas” exhibition.

Запрошуємо на зимові канікули в МЦК!

Міжнародний центр культури у Кракові запрошує українські та польські сім’ї з дітьми на навчальні заняття, поєднані з активним ознайомленням із виставкою «Мандрівні образи. Малґожата Мірґа-Тас».

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„The Architecture of Independence in Central Europe” exhibition in Chisinau

01.02.2023-28.02.2023

The exhibition, prepared by the ICC at the turn of 2018 and 2019, was showcased by the National Museum of History of Moldova in Chisinau. It was on display from February 1 to February 28, 2023. The project was organised in cooperation with the Polish Institute in Bucharest.

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The ICC at the Taipei International Book Exhibition

31.01.2023-05.02.2023

This year, Poland was the guest of honour at the Taipei International Book Exhibition, which took place from January 31 to February 5, 2023. “Form Follows Freedom” as well as other bilingual publications of the ICC Publishing House were presented.

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Lecture: “Polish Colourist painters and French art”

The lecture referred to the exhibition “Józef Czapski. Pictures and Drawings from Private Collections”, showcased at the ICC from April 4 to May 13, 1996. It addressed the work of members of the Paris Committee, their connections with French art, and in particular their fascination with the painting of such artists as Pierre Bonnard and Paul Cézanne.