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Anti-clerical, anti-establishment and very funny cartoons by Mr. Mleczko. Read_on (No Comments)

Comtemporary art gallery with changing exhibitions. Read_on (No Comments)

Kraków is full of young art promoted by young curators, come and check some out. Read_on (No Comments)

One of the few very modern buildings in the Old Town, Bunkier Sztuki is Kraków's best contemporary art gallery with leading exhibits including the annual World Press Photo. Read_on (No Comments)

Upmarket cellar gallery displaying contemporary paintings and sculptures. Read_on (1 Comment)

Focusing on local 'outsider,' 'naive' and folk artists. Read_on (No Comments)

Contemporary art. Paintings by Witold Pałka, Lola Fischer, Eugeniusz Mucha, Józef Czapski and sculptures by Marian Gołogórski. Read_on (No Comments)

Temporary art exhibitions spotlighting foreign visionaries, cities or cultures typically fill this major gallery on the market square. Read_on (No Comments)

Contemporary graphics, drawings. Read_on (No Comments)

Changing exhibitions in a beautiful church crypt. Read_on (No Comments)

Avant-garde paintings, sculptures, photographs and graphics. Read_on (No Comments)

Art gallery with changing shows of modern, mostly realist, Polish artists. Read_on (No Comments)

If this second floor gallery promoting breaking artists is closed, visit the first floor bar which doubles as a photography gallery and hipster hangout. Read_on (No Comments)

Works by contemporary Polish artists living abroad. Read_on (No Comments)

Very cool Polish art posters. Spend a little more for older communist-era works. Read_on (No Comments)

This classic and contemporary Polish art gallery features works by such famous names as Matejko, Kossak, Malczewski and more, and is a smart place for serious collectors to contact. Read_on (No Comments)

One of the largest private galleries in PL, this renowned exhibition space inside a former Jewish prayer house focuses on the best in Polish post-war art. Read_on (No Comments)

Permanent 19th-century icon exhibition and changing temporary paintings by Ukrainian artists. Read_on (No Comments)