Kraków, Poland
al. Jana Pawła II 232
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I visited the Beksinski exhibition part which is inside the cultural center. There are also other exhibitions to see and you can buy a multipass or pay separately. The ticket is very cheap and there is a machine where oyu can buy them. The building is nice and there are art works displayed in the halls so as you pass to your part of the building, you can admire them too and for free. The Beksinski exhibition is awesome. Paintings displayed in a total darkness. The creepy violin music in the back ground. And the art works are a must see. I waited a bit as there was a limit for people. The only issue I had was with the staff. Not helpful, little bit anooyed. If I come here for the first time ever, it is normal that I dont know how the tickets work and where to buy them. No need to be angry with me. So, please, be nicer to the visitors. That is why you are there. To help us.
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One of the most beautiful gardens I have ever walked thru. Full of birds, beautiful buildings, lakes. I feel the peace and calm inside a busy city. A must see in Warsaw.
I was there only for one reason - to see exhibition of Beksinski's paintings. I couldn't miss this rare opportunity although it is a bit of mission to find info about the venue. This is not a gallery but community center - one tram ride from city Central and booking ticket is not necessary. Collection is small but just enough, and the whole exhibition takes in dark space with loud gloomy music... Which I found a bit strange. It is not really calm place since you can hear kids running and shouting on the hallway. I thought venue was somewhat disappointing but the cultural center itself seemed welcoming.
Large culture center with multiple halls dated since the Communist era. The building itself is quite remarkable, for instance the ceiling lights are exceptional. Furthermore, the exhibitions hosted here are of high quality. I personally visited the Beksínski exhibition and it was simply exquisite, accompanied by atmospheric music and 50 excellent paintings for just a few Euros. Recommended.
The Nowa Huta Cultural Center is a 'hidden gem' in Krakow if you’re fond of remarkable exhibitions. During our three-day stay in Krakow, the exhibition of Zdzislaw Beksinski was high on the wish list. When we arrived we found out that the exhibition was closed due to COVID-19. Thats when we discovered what “Polish hospitality” means; the friendly security guards took all the efforts and made a private visit to the exhibition possible. They showed real commitment and sensitivity for the service they provided. The works on display of Beksinski are beautifully detailed and impressive. The other exhibitions (Duda Gracz and Monika Palki) were also a real treat. As an extra, you can see gems of street art around the building. A more than successful day! Thank you Joanna and the two guards!
Just amazing!!! I loved how they have arranged this exibit. They must have put alot of thought (and skills) into it. Even a Beksinski cross in the middle (the sofa). Cudos! The matte black walls and matching frames really did the artist justice. Excellent lighting in stark contrast to the Sanok gallery the every panting was blinded and burred out by the lights. Amazing pieces at this exibit. Loved it! My husband who is 'his biggest fan' was really pleased. Over the moon actually. 10/10 would Recommend. If I'm being picky, it was cold inside... maybe ok if you're there for 10 minutes, but my husband studied the artnfor hours...
Interesting paintings
Closed for rennovation. Do NOT believe what you see either here on google maps, or on the center website! This entire complex is a construction zone.
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