For teachers

Andy Warhol is an artist who, as a representative of pop art, opened some entirely new areas of perception to consumers of art – opened by means of focusing on the so-called popular reality which surrounds us in supermarkets, on television and via advertisements gleaming with bright lights. We would like to invite pupils and students to participate in gallery lessons which are part of a companion programme to the exhibition.
The works of Andy Warhol featured at the International Centre Gallery from December 11, 2012 to February 10, 2013 will offer a valuable contribution to a series of discussions on the nature of contemporary art, the United States of America, artist as an eccentric, advertisements, and mass culture which was given birth to after World War II.

The offer for the lower-secondary schools  download
The offer for the upper-secondary schools  download

The International Cultural Centre invites groups of school students to participate in art classes held a the ICC Gallery.
The classes are based on the contents of the exhibition currently on view at the ICC Gallery. During the class, students are first guided through the exhibition (each time, a method of instruction as well as competence level meet the group requirements and students’ age).

To sign up, please email us at warsztaty[at]mck.krakow.pl; or call us at 12 42 42 860, 811