CALLING KANTOR FOR A PATTERN. PIECE IN THREE ACTS. Performance, duration: 30 min. Theatre Bagatela, Sarego 7, Kraków.
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Radical languages an exciting new programme: art / performance / lectures to mark the forthcoming opening of the new home of The Centre for the Documentation of the Art of Tadeusz Kantor CRICOTEKA. 7th – 9th December, Krakow, Poland. Curated by: Maaike Gouwenberg and Joanna Zielinska. This exciting programme, including such artists as: Nicole Beutler, […]
See the documentation of the events organised as part of Radical Languages project. 7th – 9th December, Krakow, Poland. Curated by: Maaike Gouwenberg and Joanna Zielinska. The Radical Languages project proposes possible interpretations of Kantor’s radical, ground-breaking views on autonomous art and theatre in contemporary art discourse, and of his legacy in contemporary art practices. Exhibition […]
The Migratory Museum is an experimental project based on the idea of the ‘ecomuseum’ that emerged in Europe in the 1960s. Its objective is to present historical and cultural heritage in its natural context. Objects that have survived in their original surroundings are often put to new uses – they become stationary museums connected by a […]
17 November – 27 December – Tadeusz Kantor’s studio, ul. Sienna 7/5. The Museum of Longing and Failure run by Andrew Taggart and Chloe Lewis, Canadian artists based in Bergen, Norway, is a collecting entity solely dedicated to the exhibition and collection of small sculptural works that embody notions of longing and failure. Through collaborations […]
16 November 2012, Krakow, Poland. National Museum in Krakow. The Main Building – no. 1, 3 Maja Av. Organized by: Cricoteka and National Museum in Krakow. ‘I don’t believe that the history of art, especially the history of contemporary art, is merely […] a reflection of the process that shapes collective opinion. […] The history […]
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What does Tadeusz Kantor’s theatre have in common with metalwork art and the prose of William Burroughs? Joanna Zielińska talking to Tomasz Kowalski on the occasion of the presentation of his drawings, in poster format, in urban space, during the 15 October – 4 November in Krakow (fragments). Part of the series The Migratory Museum.
The exhibition is the third instalment in a series of presentations of Cricoteka’s collection. It has been dedicated to the performance Today Is My Birthday, which Tadeusz Kantor worked on from October 1989 to early December 1990. The artist died after one of the last rehearsals for the production on 8 December 1990. Today is […]
In presenting Cricoteka’s new activity, we would like to invite you to participate in the unique drama workshops led by Cricot 2 Theatre actors. The workshops have been designed in order to enable the participation of both experienced actors and those who have not yet had the opportunity to confront theatrical practice.
The photos from the exhibition ‘Today Is My Birthday’, Cricoteka Archives, no. 5 Kanonicza Street, Krakow. Photo: Marcin Gromczakiewicz
From 22 May to 27 October, the Israel Museum in Jerusalem presents an exhibition Beuys | Kantor: Remembering, dedicated to the figures of two outstanding artists of the twentieth century – Joseph Beuys and Tadeusz Kantor. The exhibition curators are Jaromir Jedliński and Suzanne Landau.
From 22 May to 27 October, the Israel Museum in Jerusalem presents an exhibition Beuys | Kantor: Remembering, dedicated to the figures of two outstanding artists of the twentieth century – Joseph Beuys and Tadeusz Kantor. The exhibition curators are Jaromir Jedliński and Suzanne Landau.
There have been numerous articles, books and academic studies describing the achievements of the creator of the Theatre of Death. The artist’s activities have frequently become the subject of conferences and symposia. The research into all activities of Tadeusz Kantor, conducted by Cricoteka, still allows for discoveries of unknown documents and materials which expand and […]
With the change of Cricoteka’s seat, we will offer new series of projects of our institution, including a new Cricoteka website. The www.cricoteka.pl/pl website presents current and planned projects which will be implemented before completing the construction and moving to the new location. One of the new projects heralding an extended program of the institution’s […]
Project The Migratory Museum subsidized by the Ministry of Culture and the National Heritage. Partners: National Museum in Krakow, Barka Alrina, Institut International de la Marionnette de Charleville-Mézières, Région Champagne-Ardenne ORCCA, Instytut Historii Sztuki UJ. Media patronage: Radio Kraków, O.pl, Cracow-life.com, E-splot.
Project Radical Languages subsidized by the Ministry of Culture, the National Heritage and Flemish Representation at the Belgian Embassy and the Mondriaan Fonds. Partner: Barka Alrina, Bęc Zmiana Foundation. Media patronage: Program 2 Polskiego Radia, TVP Kultura, TVP Kraków, Radio Kraków, Gazeta Wyborcza, Karnet, O.pl, Cracow-life.com, Purpose.com.pl, E-splot.
25th March 2012, Warsaw. A new knowledge-sharing model promotes fast networking and offers light-speed career opportunities. The method minimizes ‘rejection stress’ and facilitates an exchange of views between professionals in record time of just 8 minutes.
Screening: September 29th 2012– Barka Alrina (details: www.arlina.pl). Meeting with the director after the screening. I Want (NO) Reality is a sensual & entertaining glimpse at a 5-year relationship of a young director with a group of artists who made a fundamental choice of putting creativity beyond everything else in their lives.
