Exhibitions archive

The Pan Tadeusz Museum would like to invite you to the SENSO-litera exhibition, dedicated to children, parents and everybody who believes that letters are something more than merely signs on paper.

Aleksander Orłowski (1777–1832) was remarkably popular during his lifetime, while today he is almost completely forgotten. This exhibition features almost 60 drawings and is a chance to see the world as it was two centuries ago, while also being an opportunity to view a part of the Ossolineum Collections which is rarely made available to the general public.

Adam Hawałej photographed Tadeusz Różewicz for almost 30 years. He took the first photo of the poet in 1986, at the office of the Polski Theatre’s literary secretary. The last one – in 2014, during rehearsals of the “White Marriage” play in the Współczesny Theatre.

Created by the Ossolineum on the occasion of 100 years of Poland’s regained independence, the exhibition “Resurrection – Our Right” is a multi-threaded story of the Polish paths to freedom.

Pan Tadeusz Museum in Wrocław would like to invite you to a temporary exhibition inspired by the oeuvre of two remarkable poets, Juliusz Słowacki and Zbigniew Herbert. The exhibition is a part of the second edition of the Literary Traditions Festival.

The exhibition presents pictures taken by Stefan Arczyński, Stanisław Kokurewicz, Tadeusz Drankowski and Adam Hawałej – renowned Polish photographers – between 1948 and 1988.

The board exhibition about Stanisław Kulczyński, prominent botanist, one of the greatest experts on peat and also the first rector of the University of Wrocław and Wrocław University of Science and Technology in the postwar era.

12 books of the epic poem in 12 posters by contemporary artists – that's the starting point for the newest temporary exhibition at the Pan Tadeusz Museum.

The new exhibition at the Ossolińska Gallery in the Pan Tadeusz Museum tells the story about the extraordinary „Żegota” organisation, helping Jews during the Holocaust.