It is always worth visiting the exhibition with a guide! The guide will gladly introduce you to the world of the exhibition, clarify ambiguities, expand the contexts and share interesting facts.

Every Friday, we invite you to a 15-minute meeting, during which we will talk about one of the exhibits presented at the exhibition "Ukraine. A different angle on neighbourhood".

The exhibition tour for the youngest visitors and their caretakers.

"MINI meetings with art" are activities organized in the historic spaces of the ICC. A series of creative and full of ideas Sunday art workshops for children aged four to ten. The art workshops focus on one concept characteristic of the current exhibition - searching for meanings for it and creating an object associated with them.

We invite you on December 14 at 6 p.m. for an online speech by Joanna Majewska, who will talk about one of the eight leading themes of the exhibition “Ukraine. A different angle on neighbourhood”- conquests.

On November 25, the International Cultural Centre invited to a meeting with reporter Katarzyna Surmiak-Domańska.

The massacre of the Jewish population in Babi Yar took place in 1941, but in the post-war period the victims were not commemorated, and a waste disposal site was created nearby. At present, efforts are being made to preserve the memory of the event, coming with diverse visions regarding the issues of the way of commemorating it, and the sources of its financing. Different factions, associations and concepts collide. The plan to build a large Holocaust museum is called by some Putin’s “Trojan Horse”, or the Disneyland of the Holocaust, by others it is genuinely anticipated. How to navigate in this situation? How to separate the necessity to preserve memory from the present political circumstances?

On November 25, the International Cultural Centre invited you to a meeting called “Great Hunger. What else needs to be told. " The meeting accompanies the exhibition "Ukraine. Ukraine. A different angle on neighbourhood".

At a Distance series concerns the exhibition "Ukraine. A different angle on neighbourhood". This time we will try to look sideways and even beyond the horizon and check what Poles do not know about Ukraine.

During the next At a distance meeting, join us for an encounter with Ukraine, discussed by our guests Dr. Olena Babakova, Dr. Taras Lawruk and Dr. Kuba Snopek. The meeting is part of the programme accompanying the exhibition Ukraine. A different angle on neighbourhood, on show at the ICC Gallery from September 17 through to January 16, 2022.

We invite you on October 5 at 18 for an online speech by Zhanna Komar, curator of the exhibition "Ukraine. A different angle on neighbourhood" transferred in the gallery space by the Cultural Center will tell about one of the 8 leading themes of the exhibitions: the Ukrainian country as a phenomenon of culture and national identity.