Muzeum im. Jacka Malczewskiego
The Muzeum im. Jacka Malczewskiego is a regional museum in Radom, Poland, tracing its origins to a collection donated by collector Fr. Jan Wiśniewski in 1913 and formally opened in 1923. Since 1976 it has occupied an 18th-century former Piarist college building (architect Antoni Solari) on Radom's market square, and was renamed in 1999 after the painter Jacek Malczewski, a native of the region. Its departments cover archaeology, history, ethnography, natural history and fine art, including paintings by Malczewski.
Now on view
4 exhibitions
Exhibition “Zakłady Metalowe w Radomiu – from the Works 11 Collection”
The Jacek Malczewski Museum in Radom presents, from 17 April to 31 October 2026, an exhibition devoted to the largest factory in the history of post-war Radom. The plant produced for the Polish market and also exported…
Hunger for Freedom. The Radom Revolt. June 1976
Damian Jendrzejczyk, Jerzy Brukwicki
On the 50th anniversary of the Radom June '76 events, the exhibition recalls the road to freedom, solidarity and civic resistance to injustice. Through the works of more than forty artists, it explores the particular…
Death Is Only the Beginning: Mummies, Amulets and Funerary Masks of Ancient Egypt
The Jacek Malczewski Museum in Radom invites you to the exhibition “Death Is Only the Beginning. Mummies, Amulets and Funerary Masks of Ancient Egypt” For the ancient Egyptians, death did not mean the end of existence,…
Exhibition “Conductor X Muse from Radom. To Andrzej Wajda on the 100th Anniversary of His Birth and the 10th Anniversary of His Death”
Marcin Kępa
The exhibition and its accompanying catalogue, a kind of anniversary tribute, aim to show the ties between Andrzej Wajda and his native Radom, of which he has been an Honorary Citizen since 2001. The main axis of the…