Spring Exhibitions You Can't Miss

In Spring 2025, Poland will offer a range of unique exhibitions that will immerse you in the diversity of cultural traditions and art. In this article, we will tell you about the most striking exhibitions of the season.

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Krakow – Japanese Art and the Magic of “Abakans”

The National Museum in Krakow, until April 13, 2025, will present the exhibition "Kitagawa Utamaro", dedicated to the Japanese master Utamaro, whose works left a significant mark on the history of Japanese art. The exhibition reveals the unique features of the artist’s style and his influence on other Japanese artists. The collection also includes various elements of Japanese culture, such as calligraphy, musical instruments, and textiles. Learn more

Additionally, in the Royal Gardens at Wawel Castle, from April 25 to September 28, 2025, you can visit the exhibition "Magdalena Abakanowicz w Ogrodach i Komnatach". It will showcase the famous Abakans — works by the great Polish artist, harmoniously combined with historical textiles from the era of Sigismund Augustus. In this exhibition, contemporary art meets elements of the Polish Renaissance, creating a unique dialogue between the epochs.

Warsaw – Art that Transforms Spaces

Villa la Fleur, until March 30, 2025, is hosting the exhibition "Kisling. Lśnienie Montparnasse’u", dedicated to Moses Kisling, a Polish artist who became one of the central figures of the Paris School in the early 20th century. The exhibition includes over 150 artworks, revealing the artist's path from his early works to mature pieces created in the USA and post-war France. Reserve tickets

At the National Museum in Warsaw, from April 11 to July 20, 2025, the exhibition "Drogi do Jerozolimy" will take place. The exhibition is dedicated to the multi-cultural significance of the city of Jerusalem. The collection will introduce the historical and cultural aspects that make Jerusalem an important place for Jewish, Christian, and Muslim traditions. The exhibition harmoniously combines ancient and contemporary works of art. Learn more

Łódź – Art Inspired by Nature and the Sea

The Museum of Art in Łódź, from March 5 to June 7, 2025, is organizing the exhibition "St Ives, i gdzie indziej", dedicated to the artistic colony in the British port town of St Ives. This place played a significant role in the development of avant-garde art in the 20th century. The museum will present works by artists associated with this colony as well as pieces by Polish masters. The exhibition will also include works from the Tate Museum in London and the British Council collection. Learn more

Poznań – The Art of Realism by Chełmoński

The National Museum in Poznań, from March 7 to June 29, 2025, will showcase the collection "Józef Chełmoński. 1849-1914". This exhibition is a continuation of the popular Warsaw exhibition of works by one of the most famous Polish realist painters. The exhibition will allow visitors to gain a deeper understanding of Chełmoński’s work and his contribution to the development of Polish art. Buy tickets here

Lublin – Women in 19th and 20th Century Art

At the National Museum in Lublin, from April 26 to October 5, 2025, the exhibition "Co babie do pędzla?!" will take place, dedicated to Polish women artists of the 19th and 20th centuries. This is a unique opportunity to explore the works of women who, despite their achievements, often remained in the shadows. The exhibition will feature paintings, graphics, and sculptures, highlighting the significant contribution of women to the development of Polish art. Details here

Wrocław – The History of Fashion and its Connection to Society

The National Museum in Wrocław, from February 25 to May 18, 2025, will present the exhibition "Moda. Historia osobista", dedicated to Professor Irena Huml, an outstanding expert in Polish art and fashion. The exhibition will showcase a collection of clothing that was not only part of personal history but also an important cultural phenomenon. The works will tell the story of social changes in Poland, including the influence of fashion on everyday life during the PRL era. [Learn more]https://mnwr.pl/prof-irena-huml-bohaterka-wystawy-moda-historia-osobista/)

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