Cricoteka presents a new collection exhibition, Kantor. Vision Therapy. Alongside works and unique archival materials related to Tadeusz Kantor’s art, the exhibition features works by an international group of artists: Alexandra Bachzetsis in collaboration with Julia Born, Aneta Grzeszykowska, Marysia Lewandowska, Nikita Kadan, Goshka Macuga, Christoph Schlingensief, the “List” 2020 collective, and Gisèle Vienne. Artists: […]
“Playing with Kantor” is an artistic and research project that has been running since 2018 – and since 2023 as a festival. In it, we analyse the reception of Tadeusz Kantor’s work and present it as a living source of inspiration for successive generations of experimental artists from around the world. “Playing with Kantor” shows […]
Art. We Grow! is a development project addressed to organizers of cultural events, teachers, and educators with many years of experience, who work through art and want to regain freshness of thinking, self-efficacy, and creative freedom. The purpose of the project is to reinforce professional competences through workshops, residency, a summer lab, and a conference, […]
Tadeusz Kantor’s Gallery-Studio In 1980, Tadeusz Kantor was given a studio by the city authorities on the top floor of a tenement building at 7 Sienna Street, where he lived from 1987 onwards. The place, which the artist called his Poor Room of Imagination, became a space of intense creative activity. During these years, Kantor […]
”Wild Frolics. Exhibition for All” has been shortlisted for the Children in Museums Award 2026 The Children in Museums Award 2026 is an initiative that celebrates and recognizes outstanding contributions to engaging children in the museum experience. This prestigious award aims to honour institutions and individuals who have demonstrated exceptional commitment and creativity in making […]
The Cricoteka and the A Sztuka? Foundation are pleased to announce Wild Frolics. Exhibition for All. Wild Frolics is a space for actively experiencing art and activity: testing, moving, and launching space through one’s own actions. It is an invitation to both children and adults to create things together in movement and in a relation, […]
