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...

The origins of the Teresa and Andrzej Starmach collection probably lie in the amount of time they spent in the company of works of art during the two decades of running their gallery, and also in their frequent attendance at international art fairs and auctions. Nor should we overlook the fact that they were responsible in practical terms for the Nowosielski Foundation, established in 1996....

Bunkier Sztuki is one of the most important Polish cultural institutions presenting contemporary art. It originally functioned within the network of Art Exhibition Offices (the BWA) but in 1994 was given the status of city gallery. Mission of the institution is home to exhibitions, presentations of works from the Collection and artistic, educational, promotional and publishing activity....

The gallery is located in two spaces in Poland: in Cmielow, within the old porcelain factory halls, and in Old Town in Krakow. It is a member of the international organization CINOA and the Association of Polish Antiquarians and Art Dealers. One of the key elements of the gallery's program is its commitment to promoting gender equality and eliminating areas of discrimination. Through...

Oddział Dom Zwierzyniecki położony jest na dawnych przedmieściach Krakowa, w sąsiedztwie wiekowego opactwa Norbertanek oraz jednego z najstarszych krakowskich kościołów – Najświętszego Salwatora, u stóp kopca Kościuszki i nieopodal Wielkiej Łąki czyli krakowskich Błoń. Siedziba oddziału to typowa przedmiejska kamienica z początku XX wieku. Dom zbudował około 1910 roku znany zwierzyniecki...

We are pleased to present the Manor in Modlnica, a unique place in the heart of the Małopolska region, located just 11 kilometres from the centre of Kraków. Its history dates back to the 18th century, when the manor house was built on the initiative of the then owner of Modlnica - Józef Konopka. In 1959, the manor was donated to the Jagiellonian University by the Konopka family. Since that...