https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/exhibitions/Current temporary exhibitions in the museums of Krakow and Małopolska. A practical guide with context for each museum, hours and tickets.Hugo 0.147.6enThu, 15 Oct 2026 05:19:49 +0000© 2026 muzea.waw.pl - Museums of Krakow and Małopolskahttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/krzysztofory-palace/exhibitions/under-a-knitted-sky-installation/Tue, 13 Oct 2026 22:33:22 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/krzysztofory-palace/exhibitions/under-a-knitted-sky-installation/More than a hundred people made crochet squares, which Krakow knitters then joined into a colourful sunshade. From 5 October 2026 to 26 February 2027 it is on show at Krzysztofory Palace, and according to the museum admission is free. Museum of Krakow on the exhibition (our translation; the museum publishes this text in Polish only): “Under a Knitted Sky” is a project made 100% by hand by women and men who knit and who take an active part in the life and running of the “Krakow knitters” group. In 2025 we started a campaign that brought together more than 100 interested people, united by one goal - to make enough 50 cm by 50 cm crochet squares to build a shade against the sun, ideally on the streets of Krakow. We wanted to show that a community like ours can together create something that serves not only our own community but society as a whole. We drew our inspiration from the Spanish town of Alhaurín de la Torre, Málaga, where knitters joined forces to make a shade against the sun, lowering the temperature in the streets by 5 degrees Celsius.exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/mocak/exhibitions/tipping-point-yiannis-kranidiotis/Tue, 13 Oct 2026 22:31:14 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/mocak/exhibitions/tipping-point-yiannis-kranidiotis/In MOCAK’s audiovisual room, metronomes by the Greek artist Yiannis Kranidiotis speed up to the rhythm of climate data until, at the climax, they all fall silent at once. The installation is part of the 15th Patchlab festival and is on for just four days, from 15 to 18 October 2026. Opening: 15 October, 11:00. MOCAK on the exhibition: (our translation of the museum’s Polish text; the museum’s English website has no page for this show)exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/manggha/exhibitions/whispers-of-rain-silence-of-snow-kawase-hasui/Tue, 13 Oct 2026 22:31:05 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/manggha/exhibitions/whispers-of-rain-silence-of-snow-kawase-hasui/From 29 November 2026 to 28 February 2027 the Manggha Museum’s main building will show 103 woodblock prints by Kawase Hasui, a master of the Japanese landscape in the first half of the 20th century. According to the museum, this will be the artist’s first exhibition in Poland, and every work will come from the Galerie Nouvelle collection in Kashiwa. The Manggha Museum on the exhibition (our translation; the museum publishes no English text):exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/manggha/exhibitions/eiko-ishioka-who-am-i/Tue, 13 Oct 2026 22:31:03 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/manggha/exhibitions/eiko-ishioka-who-am-i/The Manggha Museum will show nearly 80 posters by Eiko Ishioka from 11 November 2026 to 17 January 2027. Ishioka was the Japanese art director who won an Oscar for the costumes in Coppola’s “Bram Stoker’s Dracula”. The exhibition will be limited to posters and covered by the museum’s ordinary ticket. The Manggha Museum on the exhibition (our translation of the museum’s Polish text; the museum has published no English page for this show):exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/national-museum-main-building/exhibitions/citizen-cepelia/Wed, 07 Oct 2026 11:00:06 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/national-museum-main-building/exhibitions/citizen-cepelia/For four decades of communist Poland, Cepelia decided what “folk” looked like on a shop shelf: a kilim, a plate, a doll, a holiday souvenir. This show at the National Museum’s Main Building, which opened on 9 October 2026, looks at the institution from design through to sales. It has its own ticket and runs until 21 February 2027. National Museum in Krakow on the exhibition: The exhibition aligns with the latest research on the material culture of the Polish People’s Republic (PRL) and helps explain why Cepelia - an institution of enormous social and cultural influence - continues to provoke mixed emotions even among museum professionals and specialists. It is a story about ideas, ambitions, aesthetics, and tensions that shaped Polish interiors in the second half of the 20th century and left a lasting mark on collective memory.exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/nowa-huta-museum/exhibitions/nowa-huta-dimitrovgrad/Wed, 07 Oct 2026 10:59:39 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/nowa-huta-museum/exhibitions/nowa-huta-dimitrovgrad/Two towns planned from scratch for heavy industry now stand side by side on the pedestrian stretch of Aleja Róż. The Nowa Huta Museum, whose own building is under renovation, has taken this exhibition out into the street and made it together with the history museum of Dimitrovgrad in Bulgaria. Nowa Huta Museum on the exhibition (our translation of the Polish original; the museum publishes no English text for this show):exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/czapski-museum/exhibitions/revolution-progress-imperialism-nineteenth-century-paper-money/Wed, 07 Oct 2026 10:59:09 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/czapski-museum/exhibitions/revolution-progress-imperialism-nineteenth-century-paper-money/From the assignats of revolutionary France and the treasury notes of the Kościuszko Uprising to shares, scrip that stood in for small change, and lottery tickets: the National Museum’s Numismatic Cabinet will show how paper entered everyday circulation in the 19th century. The exhibition at the museum’s Czapski branch, Piłsudskiego 12, opens on 23 October 2026 and runs until 11 April 2027. National Museum in Krakow on the exhibition (the museum’s own English text):exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/wawel/exhibitions/anna-jagiellon-all-the-faces-of-the-queen/Wed, 07 Oct 2026 10:59:05 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/wawel/exhibitions/anna-jagiellon-all-the-faces-of-the-queen/From 23 October Wawel Royal Castle will show Anna Jagiellon through her own decisions, letters and foundations, not only as the daughter, sister and wife of kings. Six rooms on the first floor will bring together every known historical portrait of her. The ticket costs 5 PLN, or nothing extra if you hold the “Castle First Floor” ticket. Wawel Royal Castle on the exhibition (our translation; the castle publishes no English text):exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/mocak/exhibitions/fort-sztuki-3026/Wed, 07 Oct 2026 10:58:57 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/mocak/exhibitions/fort-sztuki-3026/From 1993 Fort Sztuki (Art Fort) organised art festivals, performance above all, in Kraków and abroad; after a 20-year break its archive, films and performances return to Kraków for two weeks, this time hosted by MOCAK. The programme will open on 16 October 2026 at 18:00, and according to the museum’s page the exhibition in Galeria Beta will run from 18 to 31 October. MOCAK on the exhibition: (our translation of the museum’s Polish text; the museum’s English website has no page for this show)exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/krzysztofory-palace/exhibitions/what-health-and-mental-wellbeing-mean-to-you/Wed, 07 Oct 2026 10:58:32 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/krzysztofory-palace/exhibitions/what-health-and-mental-wellbeing-mean-to-you/From 1 to 29 October 2026, under the arcades of Krzysztofory Palace, psychology students and people who have lived through a mental health crisis answer the exhibition’s title question with photographs. No photograph carries a surname, only the author’s first name. Museum of Krakow on the exhibition (attributed translation, ours; the museum publishes no English text): We invite you to our latest exhibition Under the Arcades of Krzysztofory Palace. We invite you to an exceptional photography exhibition, the outcome of a project carried out with the Photovoice technique - a method which, through photographs and comments, “gives a voice” to people who are often deprived of one, raising the discussion of socially important issues, mental health in particular.exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/museum-of-engineering-and-technology/exhibitions/the-kitchen-from-the-inside/Sun, 04 Oct 2026 10:01:38 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/museum-of-engineering-and-technology/exhibitions/the-kitchen-from-the-inside/In its old tram depot in Kazimierz, the Museum of Engineering and Technology shows how the Polish kitchen changed over the 20th century. The story runs from the coal range and the ice box to the Bartek food processor and the first Polish dishwashers. It is open Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00-18:00, until 31 December 2027. The Museum of Engineering and Technology on the exhibition (the museum’s own English text): Banana Yoshimoto wrote: The place I like best in this world is the kitchen. At the Museum of Engineering and Technology in Kraków, we share this passion. This is why we would like to invite you to an exhibition devoted to the heart of every home.exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/galicia-jewish-museum/exhibitions/unimaginable-the-void-after-the-great-synagogues/Sun, 04 Oct 2026 10:01:25 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/galicia-jewish-museum/exhibitions/unimaginable-the-void-after-the-great-synagogues/The Great Synagogue of Warsaw, the New Synagogue of Breslau (today Wrocław), the New Synagogue of Tarnów: these buildings now survive only as engravings, photographs and plans. The Galicia Jewish Museum has gathered them from 13 Polish cities. The exhibition page gives 31 August 2026 as the closing date, yet the museum is still running tours of it in October, so check that it is open before you go. Galicia Jewish Museum on the exhibition (the museum’s own English text):exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/archaeological-museum-branice/exhibitions/archaeological-wanderings-from-zeslawice-to-clo/Wed, 23 Sep 2026 20:52:17 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/archaeological-museum-branice/exhibitions/archaeological-wanderings-from-zeslawice-to-clo/Nowa Huta is known as the socialist model town built around a steelworks in the 1950s, but the ground under it was settled thousands of years earlier. “Archaeological Wanderings: From Zesławice to Cło” is a temporary exhibition at the Branice branch of the Archaeological Museum in Kraków that tours those ancient settlements one village at a time. It opened on 1 May 2026 and the museum has announced no closing date.exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/collegium-maius/exhibitions/born-of-passion-calculating-machines/Wed, 23 Sep 2026 20:52:15 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/collegium-maius/exhibitions/born-of-passion-calculating-machines/Before the pocket calculator there were arithmometers, abacuses and slide rules, and Walter Szrek collected so many that the Jagiellonian University counts his gift among the largest collections of its kind in the world. Collegium Maius has shown a selection since 13 June 2025. No closing date has been announced, and the only way in is a guided tour on weekdays at 12:00. Jagiellonian University Museum Collegium Maius on the exhibition (the museum’s own English text):exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/hipolit-house/exhibitions/open-house-the-imagined-object/Wed, 23 Sep 2026 20:49:51 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/hipolit-house/exhibitions/open-house-the-imagined-object/Hipolit House on Mariacki Square, a Museum of Krakow branch whose period-home display has been shut since 2023, has opened its doors for three and a half weeks. From 7 to 30 October 2026, artists, students and graduates of the Intermedia Faculty at Krakow’s Academy of Fine Arts are showing work built around old everyday objects from the house’s collection. Museum of Krakow on the exhibition (our translation of the Polish original; the museum publishes no English text for this show):exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/cricoteka/exhibitions/i-was-tadeusz-kantors-assistant-andrzej-wajda/Wed, 23 Sep 2026 20:49:40 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/cricoteka/exhibitions/i-was-tadeusz-kantors-assistant-andrzej-wajda/In 1976 Andrzej Wajda, the director of “Ashes and Diamonds” and “Man of Marble”, took a break from shooting the latter to film Tadeusz Kantor’s theatre piece “The Dead Class” (“Umarła klasa”). He later wrote that for one day he became Kantor’s assistant. From 6 October 2026 to 10 January 2027 Cricoteka, the Kantor museum on the Vistula in Podgórze, shows the paperwork behind that film in its Galeria Szatnia, on a separate 10 PLN ticket.exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/archaeological-museum/exhibitions/ossowski-legacy-vistula-pomerania/Wed, 23 Sep 2026 20:49:21 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/archaeological-museum/exhibitions/ossowski-legacy-vistula-pomerania/From 8 July to 8 October 2026 the Archaeological Museum of Krakow showed a small panel exhibition at ul. Senacka 3 on the archaeologist Gotfryd Ossowski and his fieldwork in Vistula Pomerania. Archaeological Museum of Krakow on the exhibition (our translation of the museum’s Polish text; the museum published no English description of this show): We invite you to an exhibition devoted to Gotfryd Ossowski - one of the pioneers of Polish archaeology. The year 2025 marked 150 years since he began his research in Pomerania, which permanently changed the way we see the past of this region.exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/mufo/exhibitions/zofia-kulik-instead-of-sculpture-footnotes/Wed, 23 Sep 2026 20:49:16 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/mufo/exhibitions/zofia-kulik-instead-of-sculpture-footnotes/In 1971 Zofia Kulik graduated in sculpture from the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts with a work built around a projection of some five hundred slides. Krakow’s Museum of Photography shows it from 3 October to 20 December 2026 on level -1 of its Rakowicka Street building, together with “Footnotes”, the Open Working Group’s response to it. Entry costs 5 PLN. The Museum of Photography in Krakow on the exhibition (our translation of the museum’s Polish text):exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/galicia-jewish-museum/exhibitions/intersections-papercuts-by-anna-wencel/Wed, 23 Sep 2026 20:49:06 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/galicia-jewish-museum/exhibitions/intersections-papercuts-by-anna-wencel/Anna Wencel has taught Jewish history and culture at the Galicia Jewish Museum since 2008. This show is the other side of her work: dozens of paper cutouts in which Jewish motifs run into Polish and Ukrainian folk traditions. One room on ul. Dajwór in Kazimierz, Krakow’s old Jewish quarter, until 31 December 2026. Galicia Jewish Museum on the exhibition (the museum’s own English text): What can be depicted by a papercut? Symbols, ornaments, and floral motifs are the most popular types of patterns. But can a papercut say something about more complex issues? About presence and absence, heritage and history, tradition and memory? Anna Wencel, the author of the works presented in a new temporary exhibition at the Galicia Jewish Museum, attempts to answer this question.exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/manggha/exhibitions/tokyo-story/Wed, 23 Sep 2026 09:47:30 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/manggha/exhibitions/tokyo-story/In 2017 the Krakow painter Dariusz Vasina, one half of the duo Studio 2, photographed a mural in Tokyo that looked as if he had painted it himself. He had not. “Tokyo Story” is the record of the years he and Beata Kotnowska spent looking for its author, shown in the Manggha Museum’s Europe - Far East Gallery until 25 October 2026. Expect photographs, drawings, 3D prints, installations and films, all on the museum’s standard ticket.exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/bunkier-sztuki-gallery/exhibitions/celine-levitan-language-of-pearls/Wed, 23 Sep 2026 09:47:01 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/bunkier-sztuki-gallery/exhibitions/celine-levitan-language-of-pearls/Celine Levitan’s stitched paintings - embroidery and patchwork heavy with sequins and faux pearls - are Bunkier Sztuki’s show away from home: not in the gallery’s building on plac Szczepański, but in the Wyspiański Pavilion on plac Wszystkich Świętych. It is open every day from 9:00 to 19:00, Mondays included, until 31 October 2026. Bunkier Sztuki Contemporary Art Gallery on the exhibition (the gallery’s own English text): The Language of Pearls is an exhibition of works by Celine Levitan, in which sewing becomes a form of pictorial thinking. The artist consistently defines her works as paintings, even though they are produced from fabrics, embroidery, and patchwork appliqués, lavishly decorated with sequins, faux pearls, and plastic stones. The material serves no utilitarian purpose here. It becomes the fabric of the image: it allows for the construction of successive layers of representation, saturated with colour, light, and meaning, which, as the artist herself emphasises, she would be unable to achieve in the traditional medium of painting.exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/bunkier-sztuki-gallery/exhibitions/kinga-nowak-rzar-mi-tropikuw/Wed, 23 Sep 2026 09:46:46 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/bunkier-sztuki-gallery/exhibitions/kinga-nowak-rzar-mi-tropikuw/The Krakow painter and sculptor Kinga Nowak has a solo show at Bunkier Sztuki, but not the rooms to herself. Her work is shown alongside folk art, archive material and pieces by Władysław Hasior. It runs from 23 September 2026 to 3 January 2027, and a ticket costs 11 PLN, or 5 PLN on Tuesdays. Bunkier Sztuki on the exhibition: In autumn 2026, Bunkier Sztuki will present a solo exhibition by Kinga Nowak, one of the most compelling figures in contemporary Polish painting and sculpture. A tropikal fiva uv regrejt, curated by Ania Batko, offers a critical reflection on the entanglements of modernity, colonialism, and the enduring fascination with the “exotic”, while simultaneously proposing a decolonial re-reading of European visual culture.exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/bunkier-sztuki-gallery/exhibitions/polish-design-biography-of-an-object-biography-of-a-designer/Wed, 23 Sep 2026 09:46:27 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/bunkier-sztuki-gallery/exhibitions/polish-design-biography-of-an-object-biography-of-a-designer/A snapshot of contemporary Polish design through sixteen designers and studios, each shown with a personal object that sits behind the work. Bunkier Sztuki, the city’s contemporary art gallery just off the Main Square, opens it on 23 September 2026 at 18:00 and runs it until 13 December; a ticket is 11 PLN, 5 PLN on Tuesdays. Bunkier Sztuki Contemporary Art Gallery on the exhibition (the gallery’s own English text):exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/national-museum-main-building/exhibitions/faces-of-czapski/Wed, 23 Sep 2026 09:46:19 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/national-museum-main-building/exhibitions/faces-of-czapski/Most people who know the name Józef Czapski know the writer: the witness to Katyn, the author of “Inhuman Land”. This show at the National Museum’s Main Building is about the painter, and most of what hangs here normally stays in private collections in Poland and abroad. Entry is included in the branch ticket, and the show runs until 31 January 2027. National Museum in Krakow on the exhibition: This anniversary exhibition, organised to mark the 130th anniversary of the artist’s birth and in the year dedicated to him, provides an opportunity to explore the many facets of Czapski’s art - hence its title. Dr Magdalena Ludera, the curator and author of the exhibition script, focused on Czapski as a painter and draughtsman, paying particular attention to his creative process. She pushed into the background the Czapski who was better known as a writer, diarist and art critic, as well as the Czapski who was a witness to the painful history of Poland and 20th-century Europe.exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/bunkier-sztuki-gallery/exhibitions/mirella-von-chrupek-romance-au-chocolat/Wed, 23 Sep 2026 09:45:16 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/bunkier-sztuki-gallery/exhibitions/mirella-von-chrupek-romance-au-chocolat/Five miniature dioramas in which chocolate plays the landscape, the treasure or the leading lady have come from the Wedel chocolate museum in Warsaw to the mezzanine of Bunkier Sztuki. They stay there until 3 January 2027. It is the smallest of the shows the gallery opens on 23 September, and the only one the lift does not reach. Bunkier Sztuki on the exhibition (the gallery’s own English text): Mirella von Chrupek’s project, Romance au chocolat, is your entry into a cocoa-scented dreamscape. Five display cases. Five stories. One sweet chocolate universe. Each one tells its own story, yet they are all tied together by a single motif: chocolate, appearing in different shapes, roles and fantasies. Sometimes chocolate forms the very landscape itself; other times it becomes the hero of the scene - a precious artefact, a symbolic centerpiece, or even an almost human character.exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/manggha/exhibitions/now-everything-will-be-different/Wed, 23 Sep 2026 09:45:01 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/manggha/exhibitions/now-everything-will-be-different/Films, photographs and a book that the Polish artist Karolina Breguła made in Taiwan: about residents pushed out of Daguan, a district near Taipei cleared for demolition, and about the seaside village of Xincuo, where the elements are reshaping the land. Of the Manggha Museum’s four current exhibitions, this is the only one that is not about Japan. It runs at the museum’s Europe - Far East Gallery until 25 October 2026.exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/cricoteka/exhibitions/andrzej-pawlowski-kineforms/Tue, 22 Sep 2026 22:12:12 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/cricoteka/exhibitions/andrzej-pawlowski-kineforms/A one-room show in the flat where Tadeusz Kantor spent his last working years brings back the kineforms. These were abstract moving images of light that Andrzej Pawłowski played live from a hand-operated projector in the 1950s, including on the stage of Kantor’s Cricot 2 theatre. It opened on 16 February 2026, forty years to the day after the artist’s death, and Cricoteka has not announced a closing date. Cricoteka on the exhibition (translated from the museum’s Polish description; no English page for this exhibition was found on the museum’s site):exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/wawel/exhibitions/lares-and-penates-security-in-architecture/Tue, 22 Sep 2026 22:10:51 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/wawel/exhibitions/lares-and-penates-security-in-architecture/Poland’s exhibition at the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale is back in the country for the first time, at Wawel Royal Castle and in a selection reworked for the castle. Fire extinguishers and security cameras share the room with a storm candle and salt scattered in a corner. The ticket costs 5 PLN, or nothing if you already hold one for the castle’s first floor. Wawel Royal Castle on the exhibition:exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/krzysztofory-palace/exhibitions/krakow-bobbin-lace-living-heritage/Thu, 17 Sep 2026 13:20:00 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/krzysztofory-palace/exhibitions/krakow-bobbin-lace-living-heritage/Ten years after Krakow bobbin lace joined the National List of Intangible Cultural Heritage, the Museum of Krakow shows that the craft is still alive - in the hands of a dozen or so active lacemakers gathered in the Krakow Region Lacemakers Association. Museum of Krakow on the exhibition (attributed translation): 2026 marks ten years since Krakow bobbin lace was inscribed on the National List of Intangible Cultural Heritage. To mark the occasion, the Krakow Region Lacemakers Association, together with the Museum of Krakow - Intangible Heritage Interpretation Centre, invites you to the exhibition “Krakow Bobbin Lace - A Living Heritage”.exhibitionshttps://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/podgorze-museum/exhibitions/hotel-forum/Sat, 12 Sep 2026 06:50:20 +0200https://muzea.waw.pl/krakow/en/museums/podgorze-museum/exhibitions/hotel-forum/The concrete hotel on the Vistula facing Wawel Castle took guests for only fourteen years, and Krakow is still arguing over what to do with it. The Podgórze Museum tells its story through the people who ran it, using the keepsakes they saved, because much of the hotel’s paperwork is lost or in private hands. Podgórze Museum on the exhibition (our translation of the Polish original; the museum publishes no English text for this show):exhibitions