The Museum of Warsaw presents a vibrant program of temporary exhibitions that complement its permanent collection. These displays delve deeper into specific aspects of Warsaw's unique story, from its architecture to everyday life and changing urban landscape. It's a great way to explore diverse perspectives on the city's past and present. Always check the official museum website for the most current exhibition schedule and details before your visit.
A rich collection of a thousand images and films from many creators.
Immerse yourself in the visual history of Warsaw during the 1990s through this compelling exhibition. Witness the city's rapid changes captured by both renowned photographers and everyday citizens, reflecting a pivotal era.
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Examines historical urban planning decisions and their lasting impact on Warsaw.
Delve into the seventh edition of the Warsaw Under Construction festival. This exhibition highlights the contentious debate surrounding the capital's rebuilding after the war. Understand how these formative choices influence Warsaw's architecture and ongoing property discussions today.
Exhibition: Reconstruction Debate
Amplifying migrant voices on Europe's future through participatory art.
Artist Marta Romankiv's 'Eurowarsztat' project features recorded interviews exploring the future of Europe from migrant perspectives. Discover insights on societal change, civic rights, and identity at this thought-provoking art installation.
Eurowarsztat Exhibition
Understanding architects' social roles and their influence on city design.
This compelling exhibition critically examines the profession of architecture. Discover the challenges of urban planning in Warsaw and the ethical dilemmas confronting architects today. It highlights their significant role in shaping the city's future.
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An exhibition exploring 18th and 19th-century European portraiture and Polish art history.
Discover the significant connections of French painter Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun with Polish aristocracy through her stunning portraits. Organized in cooperation with the Museum of Warsaw, this exhibit delves into Polish art collecting during the Enlightenment.
Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun Exhibition
Documenting Warsaw's marginalized communities from the 1930s to the 1970s.
Discover Aleksander Minorski's impactful socially engaged photography and filmmaking at the Museum of Warsaw. This exhibition highlights his documentation of poverty and urban transformation in the city from the 1930s through the 1970s, offering a critical look at social issues.
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Featuring contemporary art reflecting Warsaw's unique history and urban identity.
Discover a collection of contemporary artworks recently acquired by the Museum of Warsaw. This showcase highlights how diverse artists engage with the city's dynamic past and present, supported by the Museum Foundation.
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From medieval dining to modern street food, explore Warsaw's gastronomy.
Discover how food shaped Warsaw's society and urban life over 800 years. This exhibition showcases diverse culinary traditions, historical objects, and contemporary art, highlighting the city's rich gastronomic heritage.
View Exhibition DetailsA rich collection of a thousand images and films from many creators.
Immerse yourself in the visual history of Warsaw during the 1990s through this compelling exhibition. Witness the city's rapid changes captured by both renowned photographers and everyday citizens, reflecting a pivotal era.
View ExhibitionExamines historical urban planning decisions and their lasting impact on Warsaw.
Delve into the seventh edition of the Warsaw Under Construction festival. This exhibition highlights the contentious debate surrounding the capital's rebuilding after the war. Understand how these formative choices influence Warsaw's architecture and ongoing property discussions today.
Exhibition: Reconstruction DebateAmplifying migrant voices on Europe's future through participatory art.
Artist Marta Romankiv's 'Eurowarsztat' project features recorded interviews exploring the future of Europe from migrant perspectives. Discover insights on societal change, civic rights, and identity at this thought-provoking art installation.
Eurowarsztat ExhibitionUnderstanding architects' social roles and their influence on city design.
This compelling exhibition critically examines the profession of architecture. Discover the challenges of urban planning in Warsaw and the ethical dilemmas confronting architects today. It highlights their significant role in shaping the city's future.
Exhibition DetailsAn exhibition exploring 18th and 19th-century European portraiture and Polish art history.
Discover the significant connections of French painter Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun with Polish aristocracy through her stunning portraits. Organized in cooperation with the Museum of Warsaw, this exhibit delves into Polish art collecting during the Enlightenment.
Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun ExhibitionDocumenting Warsaw's marginalized communities from the 1930s to the 1970s.
Discover Aleksander Minorski's impactful socially engaged photography and filmmaking at the Museum of Warsaw. This exhibition highlights his documentation of poverty and urban transformation in the city from the 1930s through the 1970s, offering a critical look at social issues.
View Exhibition DetailsFeaturing contemporary art reflecting Warsaw's unique history and urban identity.
Discover a collection of contemporary artworks recently acquired by the Museum of Warsaw. This showcase highlights how diverse artists engage with the city's dynamic past and present, supported by the Museum Foundation.
Exhibition DetailsFrom medieval dining to modern street food, explore Warsaw's gastronomy.
Discover how food shaped Warsaw's society and urban life over 800 years. This exhibition showcases diverse culinary traditions, historical objects, and contemporary art, highlighting the city's rich gastronomic heritage.
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An interdisciplinary art and science project revealing hidden life.
Witness Jarosław Kozakiewicz's 'UNDERGROUND,' an exhibition featuring sculptural models, drawings, and microscopic photography. Delve into the complex world of soil ecosystems and understand their vital role in Earth's biodiversity. This project at Galeria Rynek 30 merges art with science to raise ecological awareness.
UNDERGROUND Exhibition
Explore powerful documentary photographs from a pivotal moment in Polish history.
Delve into original prints by Sylwester „Kris” Braun, a key photographer of the Warsaw Uprising. The exhibition explores how biographical accounts become compelling historical narratives, featuring Berta Weissberger's contributions.
Kris Braun Exhibition
A compelling visual essay on identity, migration, and urban history.
Agata Jarosławiec's exhibition delves into the absence of rural life in city histories, focusing on Warsaw. Visitors can explore themes of social advancement, cultural alienation, and the intricate ties between past and present identities.
Bat zamiast słońca Exhibition
A powerful artistic intervention displayed on the museum's facade
Explore Jadwiga Sawicka's striking intervention, 'Objects, people, spirits,' addressing the interplay between artifacts, their creators, and their enduring legacy. This contemporary art piece enhances the Museum of Warsaw's historical setting.
Rzeczy, ludzie, duchy
Discover a prominent Polish designer's unique creations and sculptural approach.
This exhibition at the Museum of Warsaw showcases Julia Keilowa's influential art deco metalwork. Delve into her unique creations and explore her impact on Polish design from the interwar period.
Julia Keilowa Exhibition
A century of personal histories and visual culture through photo albums.
Delve into the 'Śliczna jest młodość naszego wieku' exhibition, examining photo albums from 1850 to 1950. Learn how these collections preserved memories, reflected social life, and shaped photography's evolution. Discover a unique perspective on personal and cultural history.
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Moshe Vorobeichic's influential avant-garde photography from the 1920s and 30s.
Explore over 300 diverse objects from Moshe Vorobeichic, known as Moi Ver. The exhibition highlights his pioneering photography, graphic designs, and paintings, capturing interwar European and Jewish culture. Journey through his influential career from Bauhaus to Paris.
Moi Ver Exhibition
Contemporary artists explore survival strategies and difficult realities of childhood.
This exhibition showcases works by Bolesław Chromry, Agata Jarosławiec, and other artists, delving into themes of emotional neglect and social challenges. Visitors can engage with artistic interpretations of defense mechanisms children employ to survive difficult experiences. It offers a unique perspective on childhood.
Exhibition DetailsExplore compelling narratives and diverse artistic expressions across the city.
Find captivating cultural programming and explore special installations throughout Warsaw's museums. From significant historical showcases to contemporary art, uncover the city's rich heritage through engaging displays. Plan your visit to experience diverse artistic viewpoints.
