MuFo Rakowicka
The Museum of Photography in Kraków (MuFo) is Poland's only public museum dedicated solely to photography, founded in 1986 and named after Walery Rzewuski. Its Rakowicka branch, opened in 2021 in a former Austrian barracks building, houses the museum's main permanent exhibition on the history of photography alongside temporary shows. The museum collects, researches and digitizes historical photographs from its extensive archive.
Now on view
2 exhibitions
Zofia Kulik. Instead of Sculpture. Footnotes
Monika Kozień
Is expert knowledge needed to understand contemporary art? The exhibition “Zofia Kulik. Instead of Sculpture. Footnotes” invites you to look at art from the perspective of your own experience – with openness and…
What Does a Photograph Do?
dr Dominik Kuryłek
The main exhibition offers a cross-section of the history of photography, its present and its future.
