WALLSPACE Gallery is a modern art gallery focusing on high quality Polish and international contemporary and old art. A competent and innovative approach to the art market is one of the main pillars of our activity, aiming to concentrate the works of the best and most promising artists in the gallery's collection. The gallery showcases a variety of artwork such as paintings, sculptures,...

Opened in 2013, STALOWA is a privately-owned modern art galery located in Warsaw’s district Praga at 26 Stalowa Street. The gallery’s owner is Krzysztof Fabijański, he is not only art and culture lover, but also an active art dealer of Polish modern art. Focused on contemporary art, particularly young Polish painting, up until today we have organised about 30 individual and collective...

Poland’s first institution working at the intersection of contemporary art, media and communication. Our original exhibition, educational, research and publication programs are based on experimental arts and organization practices. Culminating in Polish and international projects, they showcase the creative potential of new technologies and explore the innovative relationships of image,...

The new headquarters of the Polish Army Museum is a modern pavilion that utilizes the latest technical capabilities and architectural solutions while simultaneously reflecting historical forms and Polish military traditions. It provides a fitting setting for the rich collections and serves as a Museum headquarters for the 21st century. In addition to the exhibition halls, it houses a storage...

Archeology of Photography Foundation (FAF) studies, works on, prepares and preserves archives of Polish photographers. It was founded in 2008 and today takes care of archives of 10 artists. Working with archives is complex: they are organized, digitalized and made accessible on-line. We also run a gallery, conduct research projects, organize exhibitions, workshops and lectures. We publish...

Next to the parish church stands a 38-metre high tower, whose tented roof towers over the Krosno Old Town. Both the tower and its bells were founded in the 17th century by Robert Portius, a Scotsman who made his fortune by trading in Hungarian wine. The largest of the bells – known as Urban – is 490 cm wide in its lower perimeter and is one of the largest historic bells in Poland. Inside there...

Apart from its permanent exhibition, the Museum of Crafts in Krosno also has display and concert hall, the Piwnica PodCieniami. Exhibitions, chamber concerts, conferences, read-outs, lectures and official meetings are organised there.

Lengrenówka (Lengren's House) is an additional location of the Museum of Caricature. It is an adaptation of the former flat and studio of Zbigniew Lengren (1919-2003) – a famous Polish cartoonist at 6/8 Brzozowa Street in Warsaw. Lengrenówka will serve as a year-round cultural and educational facility. Its activities will focus mainly on educating children and young people through contact with...

The International Centre for Graphic Arts serves for presentation and promotion of graphic arts and related activities. It is a space where you can find the history of graphic art and it’s present time. The Centre consists of a Gallery called Centrum, second Gallery called Experiment, archives, library/reading room and media library. Centrum Gallery  is focused on...