Exhibition: “Non-Permanent Exhibition. 4 × Collection” at the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw [Best for Contemporary Art Enthusiasts and Culture Seekers] [PAID] [PL]

Description:

Visit the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw for the most extensive showcase of its collection yet: “Non-Permanent Exhibition. 4 × Collection”. Running from February 21 to October 5, 2025, the exhibition features over 150 artworks displayed across four thematic sections, each offering a unique perspective on modern and contemporary art from the 1950s to today.

Exhibition Highlights:

• “Banner: Commitment, Realism, and Political Art” — explores art’s engagement with politics and activism across different countries and ideologies. Curated by Sebastian Cichocki.

• “Plastics: Bodies, Commodities, Fetishes from the Cold War to the Present” — investigates consumerism, media, and the boom of synthetic materials. Curated by Tomasz Fudala and Natalia Sielewicz.

• “Reversed World: Art, Spirituality, and Future Coexistence” — focuses on spiritual and indigenous traditions, presenting visions of future communities. Curated by Magda Lipska and Szymon Maliborski.

• “Real Abstractions: The Autonomy of Art in the Face of Modernity’s Catastrophes” — reflects on art’s independence and the crisis of modernity. Curated by Łukasz Ronduda.

The exhibition encourages visitors to craft their own exploration paths and rethink the dynamic, evolving canon of contemporary art.

Additional Information:

• Tickets: Normal 30 PLN | Reduced 20 PLN | Group 20 PLN | Family 60 PLN

• Note: Some artworks may be sensitive for minors or highly sensitive visitors; detailed descriptions and guidance available at reception and online.

• The exhibition is accompanied by a rich program of guided tours, discussions, workshops, and performance interventions.

Partners and Sponsors:

• Strategic Partners: Audi Polska, Invest Komfort

• Patron of the Museum and Collection: EY

• Educational Partner: Edukacyjna Fundacja im. Romana Czerneckiego

• Legal Partner: Kancelaria DZP

• Media Partners: TVN, Onet, Polskie Radio, Vogue Polska, and others

Who Should Attend:

• Contemporary art enthusiasts

• Students and researchers in visual arts and cultural studies

• Visitors passionate about modernism, political art, and new interpretations of art history