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Temporary exhibitions

Archiwum

06.07.2024 – 06.10.2024

Wandering. Tourists, Pilgrims, Migrants

In the midst of the summer holiday season, we are presenting three perspectives on travelling. The aim is a concrete destination which a tourist reaches on holiday, a pilgrim on the way to a sanctuary and a migrant on the way to a safe location. These are three very different experiences.

23.03.2024 – 23.06.2024

THE AWAKENING! New Year Starts in March

Why is New Year's Day in January while Easter is in spring? Do we associate spring only with joyful time brimming with life? What practices were used to make sure that spring would come? The exhibition at the Ethnographic Museum in Kraków is an attempt to answer the above questions by presenting customs and practices of various cultures related to the period of transition from winter to the spring awakening.

28.10.2023 – 17.05.2024

EXPOSURE TIME / DEVELOPING TIME Early Ethnographic Photographs from the Małopolska Region

The exhibition presents more than 170 photographs handpicked from the oldest collection of the Ethnographic Museum in Kraków. The source material consists of glass plate negatives and small paper prints made using historic photographic techniques. These images have been digitized and turned into large-format prints that reveal the richness of depictions and information contained in the photographs.

07.07.2023 – 24.09.2023

Warsaw Painters, Krakow Painters. The Meeting

The works of seven artists connected with Warsaw and Krakow constitute – almost as puzzle elements – the remarkable and diverse picture of “the art called naive”. The strength of expression characterising the presented works is an effect of the life experiences, sensitivity and personalities of the authors, as well as their sincerity and creative fantasy which was not restricted by academic canons.