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Exhibitions 1991–2022

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2022
Unwanted capital. Architecture and urban planning in Krakow during the German occupation of 1939–1945 25.02.2022-12.06.2022
Poles of inaccessibility 25.02.2022-27.03.2022

2021
Ukraine. A different angle on neighbourhood 7.09.2021-16.01.2022

More than Bauhaus. German photography between the wars and Polish parallels 08.05.2021-01.08.2021

Café "As". The Survival of Simon Wiesenthal 02.02.2021-19.03.2021

Printmaking as a Pair. Jadwiga Kaim-Otręba and Ryszard Otręba 02.02.2021-19.03.2021

2020

Plants and animals. Atlases of natural history in the age of Linnaeus 19.05. 2020–18.10.2020
Boris Bućan. Posters 02.07.2020–16.08.2020

2019

Photobloc. Central Europe in Photobooks 22.11.2019–01.03.2020
The Dark East 11.10–03.11.2019
Skopje. City, Architecture and Art of Solidarity 10.07–20.10.2019
The Treasures of Kraków 01.06–30.08.2019
Years of Disarray. Art of the Avant-Garde in Central Europe 1908-1928 08.03–09.06.2019

2018

Architecture of independence in Central Europe 09.11–10.01.2019
Deborah Cornell. Eclipse and Deluge 06.07–05.08.2018
Istanbul. Two worlds, one city 09.05–02.09.2018

2017

Lviv, 24th June 1937. City, architecture, modernism 01.12.2017–08.04.2018
Adriatic epopee. Ivan Meštrović 25.07–05.11.2017
Balkan Playground. Michał Korta 25.10–03.12.2017
Zsolnay. Hungarian Art Nouveau 19.04–02.07.2017
The logic of the local. Norwegian and Polish contemporary design 17.12.2016–26.03.2017

2016

Košice Modernism 16.09–27.11.2016
Max Ernst. An Ornithologist's dreams 30.05–28.08.2016
Tempus Fugit. On time and transience 02.03–08.05.2016
Maidan Through the Lens of Jakub Szymczuk 24.02–03.04.2016
Ukraine. Waiting for a hero. Kostyrko, Ravski 24.02–03.04.2016

2015

The Armenian Cathedral and Its Creators 26.11–31.01.2016
M.K. Čiurlionis. Lithuanian Tale 16.10–31.01.2016
Graphic exhibitions in the ICC: International Print Triennial 19.09–18.10.2015
MAKOM. Dani Karavan. The Essence of Place 27.06–20.09.2015
Traces of People. Cristiano Mascaro / Sławomir Rumiak 28.03–07.06.2015
Galician Thanatos. War cemeteries in Western Galicia in the years 1914–1918 23.11.2014–01.02.2015

2014

The Myth of Galicia 10.10–8.05.2015
Masters of Dreams. Symbolism in the Bohemian Lands 1880–1914 7.05–7.09.2014

2013

Memory. Registers and Territories 13.12.2013–06.04.2014
Tara (von Neudorf). Cartographer of sinister history 04.09–24.11.2013
Giorgio De Chirico: sketches and drawings for Gabriele d’Annunzio “Joria’s Daughter” 16.10–10.11.2013
A woman's work is never done 26.04–11.08.2013
Andy Warhol. Contexts 11.12.2012–10.02.2013

2012

Joanna Piech. Prints. Grand Prix MTG – Kraków 2009 13.09–18.11.2011
Witold Skulicz. Graphic Art Above All… 13.09–18.11.2011
VIRIBUS UNITIS? Polish parliamentarians in the Habsburg Monarchy 1848–1918 14.09–18.11.2012
GDR. Stories from a vanished country 22.06–2.09.2012
Fidelity of images. René Magritte and photography 18.04–10.06.2012
Contemporary Norwegian Architecture 2005–2010 14.02–1.04.2012

2011

Hunting down Modernism. The Prohibited Arts in the Third Reich 19.10–29.01.2012
Happening Against Communism by the Orange Alternative 19.06–02.10.2011
Us and Them. An intricate history of otherness 16.03–5.06.2011
Management of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Poland and Norway 13–29.04.2011
Transmigrations. Mysłowski. Puntos 21.01–6.03.2011

2010

Ihor Krut. Presence 6.11.2010–9.01.2011
British Bohemia. The Bloomsbury Circle of Virginia Woolf 15.09.2010–9.01.2011
Andreas Feininger. New York in the Forties 3.07–29.08.2010
The Sounds of Two Songs 7.05–27.06.2010
House of an Art Lover. Arts in Bohemia and Moravia 1870–1930 2.02–25.04.2010

2009

Interior Views Photographic Explorations of the European Parliament 27.11.2009–17.01.2010
Konrad Srzednicki. The Poet of Graphic Art 12.09–15.11.2009
Ingrid Ledent. The continuous Living of Memory 17.09–15.11.2009
Alfred Hałasa. Posters 17.07–6.09.2009
Bauhaus twenty-21. An Ongoing Legacy 8.05–5.07.2009
Guilt and the Punishment 13.02–19.04.2009

2008

Pino Fedeli. Painting 27.11.2008–27.01.2009
In the Shadows of the Imagination. The Art of Alfred Kubin 28.10.2008–27.01.2009
Contemporary Belgian Art. Between Constructivism and Figuration 21.05–28.09.2008
River Within the City 3–15.03.2008

2007

Save from Oblivion 29.11.2007–3.03.2008
The World before the Catastrophe. Krakow's Jews Between the Wars 26.06–11.11.2007
Jože Plečnik (1872–1957) – Architect and Visionary 12.12.2006–25.02.2007

2006

CO2. Brussles to Infinity 24.10–26.11.2006
Davida Kidd. Between the Sublime and Subliminal 15.09–15.10.2006
Mieczysław Wejman. The cyclist 12.09–29.10.2006
Rembrandt and his Competitors 25.05–27.08.2006
Faces of America. Portraits from the Collection of the Terra Foundation for American Art 1770–1940 16.02–7.05.2006

2005

The Borderlands Rediscovered. The Common Heritage of Poland and Ukraine 9.12.2005–29.01.2006
„Signs of the Time” – The Collection of the Małopolska Foundation for a Contemporary Art Museum 20.10– 7.11.2005
The Exhibition of Art by the Disabled – Winners of the Fourth National Competition for Manual Therapy Workshops 3.09–9.10.2005
Frans Masereel – Discovering the Master 17.05–21.08.2005
Nuremberg Through the Lens of Lala Aufsberg (1907–1976) 6.12.2004–30.01.2005

2004

Contemporary Slovak Art 1960–2000 11.10–28.11.2004
Man in the Middle. Works from the Deutsche Bank Collection 9.06–19.09.2004
The Seven Deadly Sins 5.04–30.05.2004
Max Weiler (1910–2001). Painting 5.02–28.03.2004
Igor Mitoraj. Sculptures and Drawings 16.10.2003–25.01.2004

2003

Włodzimierz Kunz. Graphic Œuvre 12.09–31.10.2003
Karl Duldig (1902–1986). Sculptures and drawnings 22.05–13.07.2003
Masters of light. California Impressionism (1890–1930) 5.02–4.05.2003

2002

Grafica opera prima 6.12.2002–5.01.2003
Lvov Postcards 1873–1945 from Marek Sosenko's Collection 28.10–1.12.2002
James Ensor (1860–1945). Prints and Paintings 12.06–25.08.2002
Martin Dülfer (1859–1942). The Precursor of the German Sezession 9.04–26.05.2002
Like a Phoenix out of the Ashes... Jan Zachwatowicz 1900–1983 1–31.03.2002
Andrzej Nowacki. Through the Square 25.01–24.02.2002

2001

Erich Mendelsohn. Dynamics and Function 30.11.2001–15.01.2002
Neo Rauch. Paintings from the Collection of the Deutsche Bank 2.10–18.11.2001
Hogarth and His Century 27.04–24.06.2001
Between Tradition and Experiment. Czech Art 1939–1989 8.03–14.04.2001

2000

Paula Modersohn-Becker and the Worpswede Artists. Drawnings and Prints 1895–1906 14.12.2000–28.01.2011
Otto Wagner. Vienna - Architecture Around 1900 20.10–3.12.2000
Mersad Berber - Grand Prix MTG '97 7.09–8.10.2000
Power of Imagination. Brussles and Symbolism 9.06–23.07.2000
Made in Hungary. Hungarian Photographers 1919–1956 25.04–8.05.2000
Jagiellonian University in Documents (14th – 20th century) 3–24.04.2000

1999

The Culture of the Abbey of St. Gall 19.11.1999–9.01.2000
Baillie Scott. The Artistic house 17.09–31.10.1999
Rembrandt, Rubens and Others 7.06–25.07.1999
Jan Lebenstein. Phases 13.04–23.05.1999
SPISZ • SPIŠ • ZIPS • SZEPES 01–02.1999
Romuald Loegler. Dialog with the Time and Place 19.01–7.02.1999

1998

Margaret Hunter. Tangents 19.10–22.11.1998
Krzysztof Penderecki „The Black Mask”. Contemporary Dance of Death 19 09–10.10.1998
Emil Nolde. Watercolours and Prints 1.06–31.07.1998
Poland and Hungary... A triple Dialogue 7.04–17.05.1998
Maria Helena Vieira da Silva (1908–1992). Graphic Works 22.01–22.03.1998

1997

The Architecture of Lvov in the 19th Century (1772–1918) 14.11.1997–14.01.1998
Surrealist Marcel Mariën 5.09–26.10.1997
Toshihiro Hamano. The Man and Art 20.06–31.07.1997
Masterpieces of Graphic Art from the Collection of the Polish Academy of Science Library 11.04–1.06.1997
Henryk Morel. Sculpture, Drawnings, Spatial Composition 7.03–4.04.1997
Radio and the Mass Culture 14.02–2.03.1997
The Heart of the Matter.The Paintings of Kazimierz Głaz 15.01–9.02.1997

1996

Egon Schiele 11.12.1996–30.01.1997
In the Face of Thanatos 12.11 – 12.12.1996
Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Life and Work 18.09–31.10.1996
5 Years of the International Cultural Centre in Krakow 26.05–30.06.1996
Józef Czapski. Pictures and Drawnings from Private Collections 4.04–13.05.1996
Art Nouveau in the Central Europe 30.03–9.06.1996
Hungarian Artists. Imre Bukta, Károly Halász 19.01–17.03.1996

1995

Beksiński. Paintings 26.10–30.12.1995
Francesco Bartolozzi. Engravings from the Collection of Polish Academy of Sciences Library in Krakow 14.09–19.10.1995
The Poetry of Architecture. The Early Work of Dušan Jurkovič 8.06–20.07.1995
Europa Nostra Photo Award Exhibition 12–31.05.1995
Artist and his Patron 14.03–30.04.1995
Piotr Sonnewend. Recollection of Form 9.01–20.02.1995

1994

Oskar Kokoschka. The Early Years 6.10–4.12.1994
Günter Dollhopf 10.09–1.10.1994
Hugo Häring and the Present Time 13.06–11.07.1994
Urszula Teresy Gogulskiej-Seger. Painting 16.05–6 06.1994
Margot Gentner-Trierweiler. Painting 18.04–10.05.1994
Lvov National Exhibition 1894 15.03–4.04.1994
The Heritage of Eastern Borderlands 10.02–3.03.1994

1993

Within the Circle of Historicism 3.11–9.12.1993
Zbigniew Dłubak. Against the Stereotypes 24.06–20.07.1993
Otto Dix. The Early Years 30.04–10.06.1993
Ingrid von Kruse. Europa beim Wort genommen 6.04–25.04.1993
Adalbert Stifter. A frightfully Beautiful World 28.01–28.02.1993

1992

Natalia LL 9.12.1992–8.01.1993
Dennis Chamberlin - Among you Poles 15.08–5.09.1992
Gustav Klimt. Pictures and Drawnings (European Cultural Month) 9.06–12.07.1992
Alfons Mucha (European Cultural Month) 23.06–10.07.1992
Tadeusz Brzozowski. Pictures and Drawnings (European Cultural Month) 06.1992
Gerhard Gepp. Poetic Satire 6.04–27.04.1992
George Grosz's Graphic Art (European Cultural Month) 24.04–9.08.1992
Andrzej Dudziński. Inbetween – American Years (European Cultural Month) 2–20.03.1992
The Graphic Art of German Expressionism 31.01–29.02.199
Konrad Adenauer - German and European 14.01–25.02.1992

1991

Contemporary Artists fo Umbria 17.10–31.10.1991
May you Live in Interesting Times 26.09–15.10.1991
The Graphic Art of George Baselitz 5–20.06.1991
Jan Vermeer. „Święta Prakseda” 05–09.1991

Ukraine. A different angle on neighbourhood (https://mck.krakow.pl/exhibitions/gallery-i-ukraine-a-different-angle-on-neighbourhood-i): 17.09.2021-16.01.2022

More than Bauhaus. German photography between the wars and Polish parallels (https://mck.krakow.pl/exhibitions/more-than-bauhaus-german-photography-between-the-wars-and-polish-parallels): 08.05.2021-01.08.2021

Café "As". The Survival of Simon Wiesenthal (https://mck.krakow.pl/exhibitions/cafe-as-the-survival-of-simon-wiesenthal): 02.02.2021-19.03.2021

Printmaking as a Pair. Jadwiga Kaim-Otręba and Ryszard Otręba (https://mck.krakow.pl/exhibitions/printmaking-as-a-pair-jadwiga-kaim-otreba-and-ryszard-otreba): 02.02.2021-19.03.2021

Ukraine. A different angle on neighbourhood (https://mck.krakow.pl/exhibitions/gallery-i-ukraine-a-different-angle-on-neighbourhood-i): 17.09.2021-16.01.2022

Café "As". The Survival of Simon Wiesenthal (https://mck.krakow.pl/exhibitions/cafe-as-the-survival-of-simon-wiesenthal): 02.02.2021-19.03.2021

Printmaking as a Pair. Jadwiga Kaim-Otręba and Ryszard Otręba (https://mck.krakow.pl/exhibitions/printmaking-as-a-pair-jadwiga-kaim-otreba-and-ryszard-otreba): 02.02.2021-19.03.2021