International Cultural Centre

The logic of the local. Norwegian and Polish contemporary design

17.12.2016 - 26.03.2017

The exhibition presents contemporary design in Poland and Norway, which has become one of the top areas of culture, playing an important role in the foreign promotion of the two countries. One of the main trends in both Polish and Norwegian design is the use of vernacular tradition in the context of techniques and materials, as well as invoking the concept of sustainable development.

Košice Modernism

16.09.2016 - 27.11.2016

The exhibition presents the artistic community of Košice in the 1920s. This phenomenon, known as Košice Modernism, was created both by artists connected with the city on a permanent basis, such as Anton Jaszusch or Konštantín Bauer - and by visit visitors staying there for a few years or even months, for example by Eugen Krón, František Foltýn, Géza Schiller, and Sándor Bortnyik. Many of them were previously connected with Budapest, Vienna or Berlin scene.

Max Ernst. An Ornithologist's dreams

30.05.2016 - 28.08.2016

The exhibition takes a look at the works of Max Ernst through his deep conviction of his avian origin and the use of the bird figure as an alter ego of the artist.

Tempus Fugit. On time and transience

02.03.2016 - 08.05.2016

The exhibition is prepared in collaboration with PAU Research Library and the Polish Academy of Sciences in Kraków.

Exhibitions

The logic of the local. Norwegian and Polish contemporary design

Košice Modernism

Max Ernst. An Ornithologist's dreams

Tempus Fugit. On time and transience