Batik Girl. The Fabulous Józefa Kogut.
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Important information regarding accessibility
The exhibition is located in the basement of Dom Esterki. Currently, the lift is out of service, therefore access to the exhibition for wheelchair users or people with difficulty climbing stairs may be limited.
We apologise for any inconvenience. If you have any questions or require assistance, please contact reception.
21 November 2025 - 30 August 2026
We would like to invite you to an exhibition that will remind you of the extremely colourful and diverse work of Józefa Kogut (1902-1979) - a master of applied arts and crafts. This is the first opportunity to see the entire legacy of this phenomenal artist, stored in the Ethnographic Museum in Kraków. The collection contains nearly 200 works of art - stunning ornaments and paintings on fabric, wood and paper. Together they form a representative sample of the artist's unique imagination. The works of the artists invited to contribute to the exhibition will also testify to her extraordinary inspirational power.
Details to follow soon.
21 November 2025 – 30 August 2026
Curators team: Dorota Majkowska-Szajer, Justyna Matwijewicz, Katarzyna Piszczkiewicz
Arrangement design: Katarzyna Piszczkiewicz
Text: Dorota Majkowska-Szajer
Proofreading and editing: Anna Kowalczyk
English translation: Anna Sak
Art installation Józefa Back in the Game:
Animations: Elina Pyrohova
Soundtrack: Igor Kłaczyński
Animation Józefa: Kinga Klisz
Animation A 100 Years!: Kinga Klisz
Soundtrack: Krzysztof and Jonasz Iwaniccy and Marcin Oleś
Art installation Changing Shapes: Ewa Woźniak
Józefa Kogut voiced by: Dorota Segda
Audio prepared by: Wojciech Gruszka
Outdoor photos: Marcin Jędrysiak
Conservation: Agata Barczyńska, Katarzyna Mazurek- Lebowska, Renata Palka, Katarzyna Wilaszek-Rozwadowska
Digitization: Marcin Jędrysiak, Mateusz Król
Production and montage: PHU Lisowski, Aleksander Gałęziowski, Grzegorz Kurek, Iwona Matuła, Tomasz Ostafin, Paweł Przybylski, Krzysztof Wójtowicz
Technical consultation: Jacek Szymański, Adrian Tomasik
Technical design of the Telephone installation: Michał Kopeć
Accessibility coordination: Anna Szelingowska
Tactile materials: Mirosław Bury, Marek „Prus” Głowacki, Ewa Woźniak
Audio description: Małgorzata Hordyniec
Polish Sign Language translation: Jakub Studziński
Educational programme: Mirosław Bury, Agata Ćwiklik, Anna Koblak, Urszula Sobczyk,
Promotion: Piotr Bujakiewicz, Joanna Grabeus, Maria Suska
The exhibition is a part of the celebrations of the Year of Józefa Kogut at the Ethnographic Museum in Krakow - Imagination Means Freedom.
Subsidised by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage from the Fund for the Promotion of Culture - a state purpose fund.
The exhibition is located in the basement of Dom Esterki. Currently, the lift is out of service, therefore access to the exhibition for wheelchair users or people with difficulty climbing stairs may be limited.
We apologise for any inconvenience. If you have any questions or require assistance, please contact reception.
21 November 2025 - 30 August 2026
We would like to invite you to an exhibition that will remind you of the extremely colourful and diverse work of Józefa Kogut (1902-1979) - a master of applied arts and crafts. This is the first opportunity to see the entire legacy of this phenomenal artist, stored in the Ethnographic Museum in Kraków. The collection contains nearly 200 works of art - stunning ornaments and paintings on fabric, wood and paper. Together they form a representative sample of the artist's unique imagination. The works of the artists invited to contribute to the exhibition will also testify to her extraordinary inspirational power.
Details to follow soon.
21 November 2025 – 30 August 2026
Curators team: Dorota Majkowska-Szajer, Justyna Matwijewicz, Katarzyna Piszczkiewicz
Arrangement design: Katarzyna Piszczkiewicz
Text: Dorota Majkowska-Szajer
Proofreading and editing: Anna Kowalczyk
English translation: Anna Sak
Art installation Józefa Back in the Game:
Animations: Elina Pyrohova
Soundtrack: Igor Kłaczyński
Animation Józefa: Kinga Klisz
Animation A 100 Years!: Kinga Klisz
Soundtrack: Krzysztof and Jonasz Iwaniccy and Marcin Oleś
Art installation Changing Shapes: Ewa Woźniak
Józefa Kogut voiced by: Dorota Segda
Audio prepared by: Wojciech Gruszka
Outdoor photos: Marcin Jędrysiak
Conservation: Agata Barczyńska, Katarzyna Mazurek- Lebowska, Renata Palka, Katarzyna Wilaszek-Rozwadowska
Digitization: Marcin Jędrysiak, Mateusz Król
Production and montage: PHU Lisowski, Aleksander Gałęziowski, Grzegorz Kurek, Iwona Matuła, Tomasz Ostafin, Paweł Przybylski, Krzysztof Wójtowicz
Technical consultation: Jacek Szymański, Adrian Tomasik
Technical design of the Telephone installation: Michał Kopeć
Accessibility coordination: Anna Szelingowska
Tactile materials: Mirosław Bury, Marek „Prus” Głowacki, Ewa Woźniak
Audio description: Małgorzata Hordyniec
Polish Sign Language translation: Jakub Studziński
Educational programme: Mirosław Bury, Agata Ćwiklik, Anna Koblak, Urszula Sobczyk,
Promotion: Piotr Bujakiewicz, Joanna Grabeus, Maria Suska
The exhibition is a part of the celebrations of the Year of Józefa Kogut at the Ethnographic Museum in Krakow - Imagination Means Freedom.
Subsidised by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage from the Fund for the Promotion of Culture - a state purpose fund.