Temporary Exhibitions at the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw
Current and past temporary exhibitions at the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw (MSN).
Current exhibitions (10)
Przemysław Piniak. Hit Where It Hurts
25 April 2026 - 23 August 2026
Piniak Przemysław's solo exhibition is the first institutional attempt to take a broader look at the work of the prematurely deceased intermedial artist.
Minh Lan Tran. Spine
20 March 2026 - 30 August 2026
Minh Lan Tran's monumental work (born 1997, Hong Kong), created for the Museum's staircase, expands the language of abstract painting, entering into direct dialogue with architecture.
Julie Mehretu Kairos/Spiritological Variations
20 March 2026 - 30 August 2026
Kairos / Spiritological Variations is an exhibition of works by Julie Mehretu, an American artist of Polish descent, born in Ethiopia in 1970.
The Most Beautiful Polish Books 2025
16 July 2026 - 13 September 2026
A book reveals its full potential when we view it as a whole: a medium of content and image, a material object, a space for reading, and a form of visual culture.
Warsaw Under Construction. Sovereign and Fed
30 August 2026 - 27 September 2026
The main theme of Warsaw Under Construction in 2026 is food sovereignty, which is becoming an important element in contemporary urban development strategies.
Patryk Różycki. Transformation
31 July 2026 - 11 October 2026
The series of paintings addresses Różycki's childhood and adolescence in the countryside, amidst economic and social exclusion related to the transformation of the 1990s, and the shame associated with it.
Paths of Blacks Enter the White Land
26 June 2026 - 10 January 2027
Paths of Whites Invade the Black Continent is the title of a 1948 painting by Marian Bogusz. In the exhibition title, its meaning is reversed to show the particular dynamic of Polish relations with Blackness and Sub-Saharan Africa during the Polish People's Republic (PRL) era.
You Are at the Heart of Change. Surrealism and Anti-Fascism
26 June 2026 - 10 January 2027
As an artistic and political movement, Surrealism had an international reach and espoused internationalist views. Rooted in art and literature, it had much broader ambitions: to revolutionize society and redefine life itself.
Edward Dwurnik. Pride and Shame
31 July 2026 - 28 February 2027
The exhibition focuses on the artist's work from the 1970s and 1980s - presenting two of his main painting series, titled Sportsmen and Workers.
Sculpture After Stability
16 October 2026 - 28 February 2027
The exhibition presents contemporary sculptural practices that take the loss of formal stability as their starting point, treating it not as a metaphor for crisis or a harbinger of catastrophe, but as a source of creative tension.