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Every Thursday and Friday at 13.00 we invite you to the ICC Gallery for 15-minute meetings during which we talk about one of the threads of the exhibition  Photobloc. Central Europe in Photobooks . Admission included in the price of the exhibition ticket. The art quarters are held in Polish. 

Every Sunday we invite you to a guided tour of the exhibition  Photobloc. Central Europe in Photobooks  with a guide in Polish.

МІНІарт-майстерня – це заняття для «міні-відвідувачів» нашого Центру у віці 4 – 8 років. Під час кожного заняття ми створюємо цікаву художню роботу (яку, звісно, можна забрати додому) та знайомимося зі словами зі світу архітектури, мистецтва, дизайну та поточної виставки, що проходить у Галереї МЦК. У теплій, сімейній атмосфері діти діти вчаться по-своєму відчувати і розуміти мистецтво.

The meetings investigate the contexts of the current exhibition: the historical and cultural backgrounds, references to works by other artists, art techniques, epochs or developments. Admission is free.

Bearing in mind the variety of needs of our visitors, we have prepared a special educational program addressed to deaf people entitled ICC available . As part of the project, we encourage you to take part in a tour of the current exhibition at the ICC Gallery, which will be translated into Polish Sign Language.

Join us for Sunday art workshops filled with creativity and new ideas. Inspired by the diversity of exhibitions at the ICC Gallery. This series of meetings is addressed to children between 4 and 8 y.o. During each art workshop we concentrate on a selected notion developed in presently held exhibition – we search for its meanings and create an object related to it.

Join us for art and reading classes at the ICC! Children are invited to get to know different stories and take part in art workshops.

The "sMoCzKi" cycle has been specially created to address the needs of the youngest visitors (not older than three years) as well as their caretakers to the ICC Gallery.

The "sMoCzKi" cycle has been specially created to address the needs of the youngest visitors (not older than three years) as well as their caretakers who speaks Ukrainian or Russian language, to the ICC Gallery.