Led by:
Magdalena Kucza-Kuczyńska
Date:
Saturday, 21 March 2026, 11.00
Duration:
c. 90 min
Admission:
free of charge / limited number of places
What did cultural life look like in earlier times? The answer can be found on posters – colourful testimonies of their age. The exhibition at Muzeum Plakatu in Wilanów shows how applied graphic art documents changing tastes, events and social moods. The workshop will be an opportunity to look at the poster as a valuable source of knowledge about culture and history. We will consider designs from the Young Poland period, the interwar years, Socialist Realist propaganda and works by artists of the Polish Poster School. The second part of the workshop will be a short presentation on the birth of the poster as an art form and on its visual language.
Meeting point: lobby of Muzeum Plakatu in Wilanów
Magdalena Kucza-Kuczyńska – art historian, NMW educator, lecturer at the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts and at the Higher School of Art, author of texts on the history of art and art therapy.
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What did cultural life look like in earlier times? The answer can be found on posters – colourful testimonies of their age. The exhibition at Muzeum Plakatu in Wilanów shows how applied graphic art documents changing tastes, events and social moods. The workshop will be an…
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Muzeum Plakatu w WilanowieDue to the forecast of very high temperatures the Poster Museum in Wilanów will remain closed to visitors on the weekend of 27–28 June 2026
Muzeum Plakatu w WilanowiePlease note that on Wednesday 24 May admission to the Poster Museum in Wilanów will exceptionally be ticketed (tickets cost PLN 2 and PLN 1 for school and university students). We would also like to remind you that 20 maja w dniu Święta Plakatu wstęp do Muzeum jest bezpłatny.
