Cracovie, ex-capitale culturelle européenne, compte 82 musées. Sa scène artistique est ancrée par le Musée national, l'un des plus grands de Pologne, et les collections du Wawel (art, objets de collection et tapisseries flamandes du XVIe s.). Parmi les autres lieux phares : le musée Czartoryski (Léonard de Vinci, Rembrandt), l'Europeum (Brueghel) et la Galerie d'art polonais du XIXe siècle dans les Sukiennice.
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Precious, most precious. Works from the Princes Czartoryski Library
National Museum in Kraków
Live Factory 2: Warhol by Lupa (MOCAK Collection)
MOCAK — Museum of Contemporary Art in Kraków
The Faces of Czapski
National Museum in Kraków
Józef Czapski
National Museum in Kraków
View of the Krakowianki – Tola Certowicz
Museum of KrakowGaleries à Cracovie
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Nowa Huta – Dimitrowgrad – Open-Air Exhibition
Museum of Krakow
Dimitrowgrad is a city built from 1947 onward, where chemical, machine-building, food, fuel and energy, textile, clothing, leather and furniture industries developed. The exhibition addresses the following topics…

Akitsushima. The Island of Dragonflies
Manggha Museum of Japanese Art and Technology
In Japanese culture, in addition to determination, the dragonfly was also a symbol of courage, persistence, and victory. It was referred to as kachimushi – “the victory insect” – and ancient chronicles had given Japan…

Warrior Women: Japanese Herstories
Manggha Museum of Japanese Art and Technology
Japanese literary, historical, and visual traditions feature female characters and figures endowed with remarkable strength, courage, and strategic ability. Their portrayals operated at the intersection of history,…

Meet the Faces of the Soldiers of the AK Battalion »Pięść«
Home Army Museum
The exhibition "Meet the Faces of the Soldiers of the AK Battalion »Pięść«. From guarding the Home Army High Command to fighting in the Warsaw Uprising" presents the history of this Home Army unit and the people who…

New Forms, Past Inspirations - ceramics and linocut exhibition
Museum of Krakow
The exhibition features ceramic works and linocuts, whose creation was preceded by a dialogue with the work of past and contemporary masters. Inspirations drawn from art history became a starting point for individual…

Girls from the Clouds – 95th Anniversary of the 1st Women Aviators’ Rally around Poland
Polish Aviation Museum
The exhibition presents the extraordinary story of a pioneering rally from October 1931 — the first aviation feat by women around the borders of the Polish Republic. The nearly 3,000-kilometre route included stops in…

Zofia Kulik. Instead of Sculpture. Footnotes
MuFo Rakowicka
Is expert knowledge necessary 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…

Intersections. Papercuts by Anna Wencel
Galicia Jewish Museum
What can be depicted by a papercut? Symbols, ornaments, and floral motifs are the most popular types of patterns. But can a papercut say something about more complex issues? About presence and absence, heritage and…

Scouts of the Grey Ranks in Occupied Kraków
Home Army Museum
The exhibition presents the history of the Szare Szeregi (Grey Ranks), a clandestine organisation whose members fought during the Second World War to regain Poland's independence.

On the Soul and Character of the Polish Nation. Zrzeszenie Wolność i Niezawisłość
Home Army Museum
Prepared jointly by the Instytut Pamięci Narodowej, the Muzeum Armii Krajowej w Krakowie and the Muzeum Żołnierzy Wyklętych i Więźniów Politycznych PRL in Warsaw, the exhibition traces the origins of the WiN…

In the Paris Atelier of Stanisław Wyspiański and Józef Mehoffer
National Museum in Kraków
The fifth edition of the exhibition at the Wyspiański Museum, a branch of the National Museum in Kraków, will be expanded with two additional presentations in the ground-floor gallery: “In the Paris Atelier of Stanisław…

Vincent van Gogh: ‘Country Cottages Among the Trees’
National Museum in Kraków
At the European Art Gallery of the National Museum in Kraków, we are exhibiting the only painting by Vincent van Gogh in Polish public collections, entitled Country Cottages Among the Trees, from the John Paul II…

Kraków in the Works of Anastasiia Kurkova
Museum of Krakow
We invite you to the permanent exhibition „Kraków from the Beginning, Without End”, featuring works by painter Anastasiia Kurkova that depict Kraków Anastasiia Kurkova (born 2000 in Mariupol), who also creates under the…

Kraków in the Works of Anastasiia Kurkova
Museum of Krakow
We invite you to the permanent exhibition „Kraków from the Beginning, Without End”, presenting works by painter Anastasiia Kurkova that depict Kraków Anastasiia Kurkova (born 2000 in Mariupol), who also creates under…

“Arrive Tokio!” – A Flight Story That Could Be a Ready-Made Film Script
Polish Aviation Museum
What do you do when the first aircraft crashes before the actual start?… Try again! What do you do when, on the return journey, a tornado damages the aircraft, a wing has to be shortened, and the propeller repaired with…

View of the Krakowianki – Tola Certowicz
Museum of Krakow
We invite you to another presentation in the series “View of the Krakowianki”. This time, at the exhibition “Kraków from the Beginning, Without End”, we will meet sculptor Tola Certowicz. October is the month when…

Hotel Forum
Museum of Krakow
Striking in its architectural form, an outstanding example of brutalism, a reinforced-concrete landmark of the once intimate landscape of Ludwinów. Hotel Forum was not lucky with the times, but it was lucky with people…

Eiko Ishioka. Who Am I?
Manggha Museum of Japanese Art and Technology
The first presentation in Poland of one of the icons of Japanese design, the most important graphic designer from the Land of the Rising Sun. From her rich body of work, which includes advertising campaigns, publishing…

The Faces of Czapski
National Museum in Kraków
Pre-war art critics of Józef Czapski (1896–1993) emphasised the stylistic diversity of his paintings. In 1938, Roman Kołoniecki observed that Czapski does not present the viewer “with a choice between creative…

Landscape of the Polish Soul – an exhibition at the Presidential Palace
National Museum in Kraków
“Landscape of the Polish Soul” is an exhibition that forms part of a tradition, now spanning more than a decade, of presenting Polish art within the Presidential Palace of the Republic of Poland, organised by museum…

Satire and comics by Jan Matejko
National Museum in Kraków
The Jan Matejko House Museum was established in the family home of Jan Matejko (1838–1893), the most eminent Polish representative of the historical painting movement, collector, pioneer of conservation and…
Picasso and the Pikasiaks. Modern Ceramics
National Museum in Kraków
When Pablo Picasso visited Poland in late summer 1948, he brought with him 20 large earthenware platters featuring painted and engraved decorations. Created at the Atelier Madoura pottery workshop in Vallauris in the…

Under sails and stars – seas, ports and sailors
National Museum in Kraków
Since time immemorial, the vastness of the seas has presented a challenge to humankind, but has also been a realm of bold dreams, undiscovered mysteries, and mortal dangers. Venturing out onto the open seas required not…

Włodzimierz Kunz
Museum of Krakow
The presentation at Pałac Krzysztofory was initiated by Waldemar Andzelm, who made the works by Prof. Kuzna available. Włodzimierz Kunz (1926–2002) was a painter, printmaker and educator associated with the Kraków…









