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11.12.2012 - 10.02.2013
the ICC Gallery in Krakow featured – for the first time in Poland! – the works by Andy Warhol, a renowned master of pop art, from the private... read more »
15.06.2012 - 05.07.2012
Only a year after the collapse of the iron curtain, Krakow found itself among the cities awarded with a privilege to host the European... read more »
14.02.2012 - 01.04.2012
Contemporary Norwegian architecture is breathtaking and gripping. Its priorities are rationality of form, technical excellence, refined simplicity... read more »
19.10.2011 - 29.01.2012
Art is relative; it reflects the spirit of the age, creates opportunities for debate, is popular or provocative, conforms or resists. Irrespective... read more »
16.03.2011 - 05.06.2011
From images of mythical creatures and demons recorded in prints by modern masters like Martin Schongauer, Albrecht Dürer or Lucas van Leyden; from... read more »
15.09.2010 - 09.01.2011
The controversial avant-garde Bloomsbury Group, at the heart of which were the writer Virginia Woolf and the painter Vanessa Bell, is today... read more »
03.07.2010 - 29.08.2010
Around a hundred photographs by Andreas Feininger, one of the finest photographers of the 20th century, who immortalised the life and architecture... read more »
01.02.2010 - 25.04.2010
The exhibition jointly organised by the International Cultural Centre and the Olomouc Museum of Art comprised the works of art created in Bohemia... read more »
08.05.2009 - 05.07.2009
In order to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the most famous design school, which brought together some of the most outstanding architects and... read more »
03.11.1993 - 09.12.1993
Poland saw the first exhibition of works by some celebrated representative of 19th-century European historicism: Paul Delaroche (French school),... read more »
30.11.2007 - 02.03.2008
The exhibition featured a hundred photographs of Krakow – the best images selected in an open competition jointly organised by the International... read more »
26.06.2007 - 11.11.2007
For seven centuries the Jews were an integral part of Krakow, building its greatness ans sharing its fate. They helped to create the unique... read more »
12.06.2006 - 25.02.2007
The exhibition focused on the oeuvre of Slovenia’s finest architect who shaped the unique identity and architectural shape of Ljubljana. For many... read more »
11.10.2004 - 28.11.2004
Slovakian art of the 1960s was notably pluralistic. At that time, niether younger nor older generation artists found Socialist Realism interesting... read more »
24.05.2006 - 27.08.2006
A display of the works by one of the most important Dutch masters. The graphic oeuvre of Rembrandt was juxtaposed with the achievements of his... read more »
06.12.2004 - 30.01.2005
Over the decades, Lala Aufsberg with the help of her camera created a moving story of the changing Nuremberg. Though not a professional... read more »
15.09.2006 - 15.10.2006
The exhibition included works from the Base Imprints project which is perhaps most famililar to the Cracovian public. The most important of these... read more »
09.06.2004 - 19.09.2004
Georg Baselitz, Max Beckmann, Joseph Beuys, Otto Dix, George Grosz, Oskar Kokoschka August Macke, Oskar Schlemmer – just a few artists whose... read more »
13.03.2006 - 14.05.2006
The exhibition opened in the Holy Week of 2006 drew huge audiences to the International Cultural Centre Gallery. Jointly organised with the... read more »
16.10.2003 - 25.01.2004
The exhibition was another in a series of the initiatives of the International Cultural Centre aimed at familiarisation of the Krakow audience with... read more »
05.02.2003 - 04.05.2003
The first Polish exhibition featuring the works of the American impressionist painters from the California-based Irvine Museum as well as from a... read more »
12.06.2002 - 25.07.2002
James Ensor – a famous and controversial figure, a precursor of Symbolism and Expressionism. His artistic interests revolved around the printing... read more »
07.09.2000 - 08.10.2000
Berber's painiting and graphic oeuvre is impressing for its artistry and poetic reflection. Celebrated all over the world, the artist has... read more »
03.10.2001 - 18.11.2001
The exhibition featured the paintings by the Lipsk-born and Lipsk-based artist that were painted in the decade preceding the International Cultural... read more »
27.04.2001 - 24.06.2001
Jointly organised by the International Cultural Centre and the Print Room of the Polish Academy of Arts and Sciences and the Polish Academy of... read more »
20.10.2000 - 03.12.2000
Otto Wagner – a celebrated Austrian architect at the turn of the centuries. Working in Vienna mostly, his architecture became a symbol of the... read more »
28.04.2000 - 28.05.2000
An overview of the Hungarian photography of the first half of the 20th century. Over 120 images by dozens of photographers. A variety of attitudes... read more »
19.10.1998 - 22.11.1998
Margaret Hunter – an artist pursuing and boasting an entirely original mode of self-expression. Born in Scotland, Hunter spent her childhood in... read more »
01.06.1998 - 31.07.1998
Emil Nolde was one of the leading figures of German Expressionism and an active member of the Berlin-based Die Brücke Group. His works, alongside... read more »
11.12.1996 - 30.01.1997
The Krakow display of the works by Egon Schiele was the artist’s first exhibition to have ever been organised in Poland. Alongside Gustav Klimt... read more »
18.09.1996 - 31.10.1996
The exhibition featuring the works of Charles Rennie Mackintosh was jointly organised by the International Cultural Centre and the Glasgow School... read more »
06.10.1994 - 04.12.1994
The exhibition of Oskar Kokoschka was another in a series of expositions featuring the pioneers of modern art of the 20th century. Though initially... read more »
24.06.1992 - 09.08.1992
The oeuvre of George Grosz is closely related to the New Objectivity (Neue Sachlichkeit) movement. Grosz’s most representative works, many of... read more »
09.06.1992 - 12.07.1992
Gustav Klimt is a household name: a classic of the 20th century art and a foremost figure among the artists of the Vienna Secession. Stretched... read more »
20.10.2011 - 23.10.2011
In October 2011, the International Cultural Centre in Krakow, the co-ordinator of the Polish network of the Anna Lindh Foundation, took great pride... read more »
01.04.2009 - 31.03.2011
Long-term aim of the project Management of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Poland and Norway is to inspire and initiate direct future co-operation... read more »
01.04.2008 - 31.05.2008
The most important initiotive of the Anna Lindh Euro-Mediterranean Foundation for Dialogue Between Cultures in 2008 run as a part of the European... read more »
25.06.2007 - 26.06.2007
The political and economic changes that took place in Central Europe after 1989 in many countries of this region led to a rediscovery and... read more »
04.06.2009 - 06.06.2009
The year 2009 celebrated the 20th anniversary of the fall of communism in Central and Eastern Europe. 4 June 1989 was the date of the first free... read more »
04.11.2010 - 05.11.2010
The ICC continues a debate opened last year on the joint PolishAustrianUkrainian project. The initial idea of the project and... read more »
05.09.2003 - 11.09.2003
This international conference organised by the International Cultural Centre and Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte form Munich was devoted to... read more »
01.06.2000 - 02.06.2000
The conference combined two areas of interest of the International Cultural Centre. It was another meeting within the series of conferences of the... read more »
15.11.2002 - 16.11.2002
The participants of the conference included a whole array of great specialists: historians, art historians and intellectuals from Austria, Poland... read more »
11.12.2006 - 12.12.2006
The bilateral conference organised by the ICC was a pendant to the first Polish exhibition of the work of the celebrated Slovene architect Jože... read more »
03.10.2008 - 04.10.2008
The conference organised by the ICC in collaboration with the Polish Institute and the Polish Consulate General in Sankt Petersburg. The two-day... read more »
11.10.2004 - 12.10.2004
In 1994 the Slovaks began writing a new chapter in their history. It was in that year that an independent Slovak Republic was founded, and Poland... read more »
15.10.2007 - 16.10.2007
Bilateral academic session organised by the ICC and the Italian Institute in Krakow. The aim of the conference was to celebrate the twentieth... read more »
01.06.2001 - 02.06.2001
Our complex approach to various problems connected with cultural heritage is linked in our work with the need for continous identification of... read more »
24.05.2006 - 28.05.2006
An international meeting of heritage conservation and culture management experts, both - theorists and practitioners. Among the 150 conference... read more »
04.11.2005 - 05.11.2005
The phenomena of borderlands and peripheries are tied up inseparably with Central Europe's common heritage. After 1989, opportunities for... read more »
29.03.2007 - 30.03.2007
Bilateral conference devoted to the phenomenon of historic European metropolises. A large group of guests from Catalonia, representing a variety of... read more »
15.10.1998 - 17.10.1998
Eminent specialists in the culture and history of Lithuania nad Poland were invited to take part in the conference, including Prof. Jan Widacki,... read more »
08.12.1996 - 10.12.1996
In keeping with its programme, the International Cultural Centre is undertaking a number of projects aimed at preservation of cultural heritage,... read more »
20.10.1994 - 23.10.1994
In 1994 the ICC began to implement the project Art around 1900 . As part of it a symposium Art. Around 1900 in Central Europe. Art. Centres and... read more »
03.11.1993 - 05.11.1993
The international session was held in the Prussian Homage Room of the Cloth Hall in Krakow amongst Matejko's paintings. it was attended by... read more »
23.06.1993 - 29.06.1993
The conference with the participation of representatives of the world of science and culture form almost every part of the world. The project was... read more »
07.10.1993 - 08.10.1993
October 1993 witnessed the celebrations of the centenary of Cracow's Municipal Theatre, organized by the Management of Słowacki Theatre, the... read more »
25.05.1991 - 07.06.1991
At the end of May and the beginning of June 1991, Krakow hosted the Symposium on the Cultural Heritage, of the Conference on Security and... read more »
01.10.2001
The post-graduate studies Academy of Heritage were established in 2001 by the International Cultural Centre and University of Economics in... read more »
09.07.2009
The international training programme addressed to heritage professionals associated with the protection of historical monuments and engaged in the... read more »
01.01.2009
Thesaurus Poloniae is a three-month fellowship programme of the Minister of Culture and National Heritage of the Republic of Poland implemented by... read more »
01.01.2007 - 01.01.2009
The programme inaugurated in 2007 and jointly organised by the International Cultural Centre, the Zygmunt Wróblewski High School No. 9 in Krakow... read more »
01.01.2008 - 01.01.2010
A special programme focusing on the history of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and the phenomenon of Central European multiculturalism was... read more »
01.01.1994 - 01.01.2000
Summer Academy (Sommerakademie) was organised in four biennial editions (1994, 1996, 1998, and 2000) in cooperation with the German National... read more »
01.01.2008 - 01.01.2010
In June 2008, in the seat of the ICC in Krakow, a memorandum on scientific and educational cooperation between the International Cultural Centre... read more »
01.01.1992 - 01.01.2008
A long-standing partnership between the International Cultural Centre and the New School for Social Research/The Transregional Center for... read more »
01.01.1995 - 01.01.2009
In 1994, the International Cultural Centre (in cooperation with the Centre for Central Europe [Mitteleuropazentrum] in Krems and the Institute for... read more »
01.01.1992 - 01.01.1998
The Training Centre – Academy of Heritage (previously operating under the name College for New Europe) was created in the first year of the... read more »
01.01.2003 - 01.01.2006
The cooperation between the International Cultural Centre and the Central European Initiative resulted in two sessions: Cities – Places of Common... read more »
2006
The first interdisciplinary summary of the regeneration of Krakow's Kazimierz district from the perspective of 15 years of system... read more »
2011
We decided to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the International Cultural Centre by producing a publication which would on the one hand sum... read more »
2010
Who are the Czechs? is an essay by the Czech philosopher Jan Patočka written in the1970s when no debate over such issues as the Czech nation, its... read more »
2009
A selection of essays by Prof. Csaba G. Kiss published over the past 15 years in Poland and Hungary. An outstanding expert in Central European... read more »
2007
Could the myth of Central Europe be the bond integrating two cities at opposite ends of Hapsburg Mitteleuropa? Does the experience of Krakow and... read more »
2008
This book is a fruit of the conference held in Krakow by the International Cultural Centre and the Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona on... read more »
2008
No doubt Florence and Krakow owe their high recognizability across the world to the rich, top-class heritage. That fosters a need for prudent... read more »
2008
Models of Government Sponsorship and European Integration. The Experience of Poland and Slovakia Papers by directors and managers of cultural... read more »
2005
Charles de Trocqueville said „When the past does not illuminate the future, the mind of man wanders in the dark”, and the great Polish... read more »
2005
This volume of essays by Slovak and Polish intellectuals grew out of a need to reduce a deficit of mutual understanding. It is a record of a debate... read more »
1993
Papers given during an international conference under the same title, organised in June 1993. It presents, in a comprehensive and unconventional... read more »
2005
Krakow and Nuremberg have played a significant role in the history of Europe. Despite the distance between them and very different political and... read more »
2002
Materials from a conference organized by the International Cultural Centre in June 2000. Both Prague and Krakow are among the nine cities that have... read more »
2002
The first polisch book to present a reasonably comprehensive and expert characterisation of Germany art. After Hitlers coup... read more »
2001
The publication comprises a collection of materials of the scientific session organized by the ICC in November 1999 which was devoted to the... read more »
1998
Although possessing common roots, the cultures of the Czech and Polish nations have evolved along dofferent paths, each experiencing ups and downs... read more »
1995
The outcome of a symposium organized in June 1995 by the International Cultural Centre and the Slovak Institute in Warsaw (in co-operation with the... read more »
1995
Another volume in a series of essays on the culture of Central European countries. It deals with literature, shows centres of spiritual life and... read more »