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Zbigniew Murdza and Agata Wąsowska-Pawlik sign the agreement. Zbigniew Murdza and Agata Wąsowska-Pawlik sign the agreement. Zbigniew Murdza and Agata Wąsowska-Pawlik sign the agreement.
Participants of the 20th Heritage Academy during a study visit pose for a group photo with trees and historic buildings in the background at the Dąbrowski House in Żołynia. Participants of the 20th Heritage Academy visit the historic Łańcut Synagogue with its richly decorated interior. Participants of the 20th Heritage Academy visit the Ethnographic Park of the Museum of Folk Culture in Kolbuszowa, featuring the reconstructed village used as the set for the TV series 1670. Participants of the 20th Heritage Academy visit the Ethnographic Park of the Museum of Folk Culture in Kolbuszowa, standing in front of a historic wooden manor surrounded by a garden. Participants of the 20th Heritage Academy during a study visit stand in a meadow with trees and the historic Stadnicki Manor in Rożnów in the background. Participants of the 20th Heritage Academy visit the Ethnographic Park of the Museum of Folk Culture in Kolbuszowa, listening to a guided tour in front of a traditional wooden cottage. Participants of the 20th Heritage Academy during a study visit in the courtyard of Wiśnicz Castle. View of the Sanctuary of St. Stanislaus in Szczepanów, a brick church with a tall tower set against a cloudy sky. Participants of the 20th Heritage Academy explore the historic interiors of the Stadnicki Manor in Rożnów, featuring richly decorated walls and ceilings. View of the interior of the Sanctuary of St. Stanislaus in Szczepanów, featuring the main nave, arcades, wall paintings and the altar. Participants of the 20th Heritage Academy visit the historic library of Łańcut Castle, featuring wooden bookshelves filled with books and a billiard table. Participants of the 20th Heritage Academy visit the Distillery Museum in Łańcut, listening to a guided tour in a historic interior featuring colourful stained-glass windows.
The photo shows a poster announcing a meeting with Dr Żanna Komar in Ivano-Frankivsk The audience at the meeting with Dr Żanna Komar in Ivano-Frankivsk Dr Zhanna Komar in Ivano-Frankivsk alongside the event’s host, Volodymyr Haydar, director of the Potocki Palace The audience at the meeting with Dr Żanna Komar in Ivano-Frankivsk The audience, the host and the guest during the meeting with Dr Żanna Komar in Ivano-Frankivsk Dr Zhanna Komar in Ivano-Frankivsk alongside the event’s host, Volodymyr Haydar, director of the Potocki Palace Dr Żanna Komar during the meeting in Ivano-Frankivsk Dr Żanna Komar in Ivano-Frankivsk alongside the event’s host, Volodymyr Hajdar, director of the Potocki Palace Dr Żanna Komar during the meeting in Ivano-Frankivsk Dr Żanna Komar’s books, which she discussed during the event in Ivano-Frankivsk: "The Third City of Galicia: Stanisławów and its Architecture during the Period of Galician Autonomy" and "Stanisławów 20/XX: City and Architecture"
The lecture theatre where the participants and organisers of the V4 Heritage Academy are gathered; pictured at the front are, amongst others, Agata Wąsowska-Pawlik, director of the MCK, and Dr Michał Wiśniewski. A lecture theatre with a white arched ceiling, where participants in the V4 Heritage Academy are gathered; at the front is a screen showing a presentation. A lecture theatre with a white arched ceiling, where participants in the V4 Heritage Academy are gathered; at the front is a screen showing a presentation. Participants in the 15th edition of the V4 Heritage Academy during a tour of a church on the Gothic Route in the Gemer region Participants in the 15th edition of the V4 Heritage Academy during a tour of a church on the Gothic Route in the Gemer region Participants in the 15th edition of the V4 Heritage Academy during a tour of a church on the Gothic Route in the Gemer region Participants in the 15th edition of the V4 Heritage Academy during a tour of a church on the Gothic Route in the Gemer region Participants in the 15th edition of the V4 Heritage Academy during a tour of a church on the Gothic Route in the Gemer region Participants in the 15th edition of the V4 Heritage Academy during a tour of a church on the Gothic Route in the Gemer region Participants in the 15th edition of the V4 Heritage Academy during a tour of the Gemer region Participants of the 15th V4 Heritage Academy during a seminar held in the historic interiors of the monastery in Rožňava, dedicated to the protection and management of cultural heritage. Participants of the 15th V4 Heritage Academy visit a medieval church with preserved frescoes in Rožňava, exploring the region’s cultural heritage. Participants of the 15th V4 Heritage Academy visit a historic manor and its surrounding park in Rožňava, exploring the region’s cultural heritage. Presentation of the European Heritage Award/Europa Nostra in the category of Citizen Engagement and Raising Public Awareness to representatives of the Gotická cesta initiative Presentation of the European Heritage Award/Europa Nostra in the category of Citizen Engagement and Raising Public Awareness to representatives of the Gotická cesta initiative Presentation of the European Heritage Award/Europa Nostra in the category of Citizen Engagement and Raising Public Awareness to representatives of the Gotická cesta initiative Representatives of the Gotická cesta initiative receive the European Heritage Award/Europa Nostra in the category of Citizen Engagement and Raising Public Awareness Participants of the 15th V4 Heritage Academy visit a medieval fortified church on the Gothic Route in the Gemer region, exploring the area’s cultural heritage. Participants of the 15th V4 Heritage Academy pose for a group photo in front of a Romanesque rotunda during a study visit in Rožňava. Participants of the 15th V4 Heritage Academy take part in a workshop and discussion on the protection and management of cultural heritage.
A workshop on problematic heritage at the ICC; pictured are those attending the event, including Dr Żanna Komar. A workshop on problematic heritage at the MCK; pictured are the participants and the ICC’s director, Agata Wąsowska-Pawlik. A workshop on problematic heritage at the ICC; pictured are those attending the event, including Professor Jacek Purchla. Participants in the workshop on problematic heritage at the ICC Dr Żanna Komar and Professor Jacek Purchla during a workshop on a problematic legacy at the ICC Workshop on difficult heritage at the ICC The photograph shows participants in the workshop on a problematic legacy during their visit to Wawel, including Professor Jacek Purchla, Professor Andrzej Betlej (Director of the Royal Castle at Wawel) and Dr Żanna Komar from the MCK. Participants in a workshop on problematic heritage whilst touring Kraków’s cultural institutions.  The participants in the workshop on a problematic legacy during their visit to Wawel. The participants in the workshop on a problematic legacy during their visit to Wawel. The participants in the workshop on a problematic legacy during their visit to Wawel. The participants in the workshop on a problematic legacy during their visit to Wawel. Participants in a workshop on problematic heritage whilst touring Kraków’s cultural institutions.
Agata Wąsowska-Pawlik, director of the ICC, and Marcin Pulit, editor-in-chief of Radio Kraków Agata Wąsowska-Pawlik, director of the ICC, and Marcin Pulit, editor-in-chief of Radio Kraków Agata Wąsowska-Pawlik, director of the ICC, and Marcin Pulit, editor-in-chief of Radio Kraków
Two facilitators and children sit in a circle during an educational workshop about colors. Top-down view of workshop participants sitting on colorful cushions arranged in a large circle. Facilitators engage children and parents in an interactive workshop session. Participants sit in a circle and take part in activities focused on colors. Children complete a Color Bingo worksheet during an educational workshop. A child and a facilitator compare color samples with a Color Bingo worksheet. Top-down view of participants using Color Bingo worksheets during a workshop. Children and adults create art projects together on large boards. Adults and children thread colorful translucent pieces during a creative activity.
Participants of the EMYA 2026 certificate ceremony gathered on the auditorium stage. Recipients of the European Museum of the Year Award 2026 on stage at the EMYA 2026 ceremony after receiving the award for Den Gamle By in Aarhus. Dr Michał Wiśniewski speaking during the EMYA 2026 conference in Bilbao. Stage of the EMYA 2026 awards ceremony in Bilbao featuring trophies presented to European museums.
Agata Wąsowska-Pawlik, Director of the International Cultural Centre in Kraków, welcomes the guests and audience at an event accompanying the 59th issue of Herito magazine dedicated to Moravia. Seated beside her are the discussion participants: Aleksander Kaczorowski, Dr Magdalena Łanuszka, and moderator Bartosz Sadulski. In the background, a large screen displays promotional graphics for the event Moravia: Terra Incognita or a Tourist Paradise?. Audience members can be seen in the foreground attending the discussion on the history, culture, and contemporary identity of Moravia. Discussion accompanying the 59th issue of Herito magazine dedicated to Moravia. Seated at a table are Aleksander Kaczorowski, Dr Magdalena Łanuszka, and moderator Bartosz Sadulski, who is holding a microphone and presenting a book to the audience. Above them, a large screen displays promotional graphics for the event Moravia: Terra Incognita or a Tourist Paradise?. Audience members are visible in the foreground, attending a conversation about the history, culture, and contemporary identity of Moravia. Discussion accompanying the 59th issue of Herito magazine dedicated to Moravia. Dr Magdalena Łanuszka speaks during the conversation, holding a microphone and addressing moderator Bartosz Sadulski. Beside her sits Aleksander Kaczorowski, listening attentively. Books, a water jug, and glasses are placed on the table between the participants. The discussion focuses on the history, culture, and contemporary identity of Moravia. Aleksander Kaczorowski speaks during a discussion accompanying the 59th issue of Herito magazine dedicated to Moravia. Seated at a table, he holds a microphone and gestures with his hand while making a point. Beside him sit Dr Magdalena Łanuszka and moderator Bartosz Sadulski. Audience members are visible in the foreground, listening to a conversation about the history, culture, and contemporary identity of Moravia. General view of a discussion accompanying the 59th issue of Herito magazine dedicated to Moravia. In a modern venue, an audience of several dozen people attends a conversation featuring Aleksander Kaczorowski, Dr Magdalena Łanuszka, and moderator Bartosz Sadulski. Above the speakers, a screen displays promotional graphics for the event Moravia: Terra Incognita or a Tourist Paradise?. Audience members are seated around the panelists, listening to a discussion on the history, culture, and contemporary identity of Moravia. General view of a discussion accompanying the 59th issue of Herito magazine dedicated to Moravia. In a modern venue, an audience of several dozen people attends a conversation featuring Aleksander Kaczorowski, Dr Magdalena Łanuszka, and moderator Bartosz Sadulski. Above the speakers, a screen displays promotional graphics for the event Moravia: Terra Incognita or a Tourist Paradise?. Audience members are seated around the panelists, listening to a discussion on the history, culture, and contemporary identity of Moravia. Bartosz Sadulski moderates a discussion accompanying the 59th issue of Herito magazine dedicated to Moravia. Holding a microphone, he addresses fellow participants Aleksander Kaczorowski and Dr Magdalena Łanuszka. The speakers are seated around a small table with books and water, while audience members are visible in the foreground listening to the conversation. The event focuses on the history, culture, and contemporary identity of Moravia. Aleksander Kaczorowski speaks during a discussion accompanying the 59th issue of Herito magazine dedicated to Moravia. Seated at a table alongside Dr Magdalena Łanuszka and moderator Bartosz Sadulski, he holds a microphone and gestures toward the audience while making a point. Above the speakers, a screen displays promotional graphics for the event Moravia: Terra Incognita or a Tourist Paradise?. Audience members are visible in the foreground, attending a conversation about the history, culture, and contemporary identity of Moravia.
The photo shows pupils from Hoheluft Secondary School in Hamburg in the ICC Seminar Room talking to Anna Śliwa and Dr Michał Wiśniewski, who represent the institution The photo shows pupils from Hoheluft Secondary School in Hamburg in the ICC Seminar Room talking to Anna Śliwa and Dr Michał Wiśniewski, who represent the institution Pupils from Hoheluft Secondary School in Hamburg visit the ICC
Participants sit in a tiered conference hall and listen to a presentation. The photograph is taken from behind the presidium table, showing the audience seated across several rows. Participants attend a plenary session of an international assembly. A presentation is displayed on a large screen, while session chairs sit at the front. European national flags are visible in the background. A speaker addresses the audience from a lectern during an international assembly. Participants are seated around a circular conference layout in a modern hall with large glass walls. Wide view of a modern conference hall during a formal meeting. Attendees are seated in the audience, while the session leaders sit at the central circular conference table.
The photo shows Professor Jacek Purchla during the ceremony conferring the title of Honorary Professor of the University of Economics in Krakow The photo shows Professor Jacek Purchla and the university’s Rector, Dr. Bernard Ziębicki, Professor at the University of Economics in Krakow, during the ceremony conferring the title of Honorary Professor of the University of Economics in Krakow on Professor Purchla The photo shows Professor Jacek Purchla and the university’s Rector, Dr. Bernard Ziębicki, Professor at the University of Economics in Krakow, during the ceremony conferring the title of Honorary Professor of the University of Economics in Krakow on Professor Purchla Professor Jacek Purchla delivering a speech during the ceremony conferring upon him the title of Honorary Professor of the University of Economics in Krakow Professor Jacek Purchla delivering a speech during the ceremony conferring upon him the title of Honorary Professor of the University of Economics in Krakow
The photo shows the speakers during a discussion of the films screened as part of the presentation of the “Sarmatian Modernism” model The photo shows a screening of videos presented during the unveiling of the “Sarmatian Modernism” model—the screen displays an animation featuring tall buildings and two laughing men. The photo shows the speakers during a discussion of the films screened as part of the presentation of the “Sarmatian Modernism” model. The photo shows a screening of one of the films presented during the unveiling of the “Sarmatian Modernism” model—the screen displays a multiplied male face against a colorful background. The photo shows Dr. Michał Wiśniewski speaking at an event held in conjunction with the presentation of the “Sarmatian Modernism” model. The photo shows Dr. Michał Wiśniewski speaking at an event held in conjunction with the presentation of the “Sarmatian Modernism” model.
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