The last 11 days of the exhibition Wild Harness | Create with children, not just for children. Meeting and Curatorial Q&A

On October 11, we close the exhibition “Wild hares. An exhibition for big and small.” But before that happens, we want to celebrate her last days — and for as long as 11 days! It's not a finish. It's not just the last weekend. It's a whole 11 days of celebrating together!

Day 9: description of the event

Autumn networking meeting organized by the A Sztuka Foundation? and Cricoteka. For people working in a culture who want to look for a variety of ways to act, open their institutions to different groups and create programs that invite them to act together.

We meet at the exhibition “Wild Harness” just before her farewell. This is an excellent time to share the experience gained among practitioners, to look at what worked and what turned out to be a challenge. We invite you to talk about inspiring ideas and practices developed during the work on the exhibition.

“Wild fights. The exhibition for big and small” consists of five interactive spaces where you can draw, dress up, compose sounds, play with light and shadow and test your own ideas without stress or fear of making a mistake. The project was created in cooperation with children, in accordance with their needs and unlimited imagination. During the meeting, we will be able to share our experiences, test exhibition ideas together and just spend time in a creative atmosphere.

plan

13:00 — 13:15 — we get to know each other

13:15 — 14:00 — Q&A. The process of working on the exhibition from behind the scenes.

14:00 — 14:30 — testing of the exhibition. Networking.

Practical information

For whom? For people working in a culture who want to look for a variety of ways to act, open their institutions to different groups and create programs that invite them to act together.

Tickets? The meeting is free of charge. Please confirm your participation by 07.09.2026 by sending a message to: fundacjaasztuka@gmail.com

Leading? curatorial tour of the exhibition “Wild Harce”, which will be led by the co-curator of the exhibition Anna Grajewska (A Sztuka? Foundation).

About the exhibition “Wild Harce”

Cricoteka together with the A Sztuka Foundation? invites you to the Wild Hunt. Exhibition for big and small. Wild hares are a space for active experience of art and action: checking, moving and launching the space with your own activity. Drawing on the book Where Wild Creatures Live by Maurice Sendak and the idea of “Anti-exhibition” by Tadeusz Kantor, the project invites children and adults to enter a creative process, full of experiment, risk and fun.

Accessibility

The nearest public transport stops are: Korona (tram and bus) and Ghetto Heroes Square (tram). Cricoteka does not have a car park for guests. Two parking spaces for people with disabilities are located on Nadwiślańska Street, near the entrance from the side of the Bernatka footbridge, but a high curb may be a difficulty when getting out. Upon prior notification of such a need, we can allocate a temporary parking space in the square.

The most convenient entrance to the building is through Cricoteki Square. After passing through the glass door, head to the elevator or staircase. The ticket office is located at level -1. Go to it if you do not have a ticket to the event or need additional information/assistance.

To get to the theater hall, go down/down to level -1. The people working at the box office will show you how to proceed. Upon prior notification of such a need, you can get to the hall directly from Cricoteki Square.

If you need more information or would like assistance, PJM translation, audio description, or have any other needs that we should know about so that you can feel comfortable, please contact the Accessibility Coordinator:

Anna Rejowska (e-mail: rejowska@cricoteka.pl, tel.: 505 319 882)

There is also the possibility of making an appointment.

For more information on accessibility, visit https://cricoteka.pl/pl/dostepnosc/

Organizers: Cricoteka, Fundacja A arte?

Curators/Curators: Justyna Droń, Anna Grajewska

Producer/Producer: Anna Bargiel

Artists: Asi Mina/Joanna Bronisławska, Bartek Buczek, Justyna Mazur-Kiwer, Justyna Mędrala and duo Marta Sala and Cheong Kin Man

Children participating in the workshop: Nina Adamska, Tola Bałazińska, Jan Chłopek, Pola Hajnos-Turkot, Jan Jagodziński, Marianna Jojczyk, Michał Jojczyk, Stanisław Kiwer, Jonasz Kler, Otylia Klimek, Jerzy Masternak, Aniela Michalska, Karolina Olszar, Alicja Radomska, Inka Ratom Kosma Ratajczyk, Amelia Stajerska, Róża Wiech-Grajewska, Antoni Woźniacki, Vittoria Wyganowska, Vincent Wyganowski, Nina Zarzecka-Walaszek, Pola Zygmunt

Graphic and exhibition designer: Wojtek Janikowski

Promotion/Promotion: Małgorzata Kmita-Fugiel, Zofia Mikołajska

Accessibility/Accessibility: Anna Rejowska

Audience care: Aleksandra Treder

Lighting and multimedia: Mariusz Gąsior, Michał Warmusz

Editing/Installation: Tomasz Stefaniak, Krzysztof Warmus

Public program/Public program: Anna Bargiel, Justyna Droń, Anna Grajewska, Małgorzata Raczkowska

Director/Director: Natalia Zarzecka

Deputy Director/Deputy Director: Agnieszka Oprządek

Collaboration/Collaboration: Elżbieta Bednarczyk, Kajetan Bronisławski, Viktor Bury, Guido Gazzi, Joanna Geroch, Joanna Gorzalczany, Barbara Iwańska, Ewa Kaczmarczyk, Valentyna Khomenko, Agata Klakla, Maria Klyta, Wojciech Kucharczyk, Kamil Kuitkowski, Jakub Kwiatkowski, Jolanta Lang, Michał Lelek Kateryna Marchenko, Barbara Mączyńska, Anna Michałowska, Piotr Mason, Aldona Mikulska, Andrea Nikolov, Małgorzata Paluch-Cybulska, Tomasz Pietrucha, Bogdan Renczynski, Maciej Satala, Jakub Skowron, Paweł Staszewski, Zuzanna Stysiak, Konrad Szymanski, Magdalena Ujma, Krzysztof Wilk, Olena Yanushevska, Dorota Ziajko

Media patrons: TVP 3 Kraków, Mint Magazine, Szum Magazine, Gazeta Wyborcza