Joint guided tour of exhibitions at the Museum of Modern Art
and Studio Gallery

LOCATION

Start of the guided tour at the Studio Gallery (Palace of Culture and Science)

LANGUAGE
Polish and English with translation into Polish
Admission
Participation in the guided tour requires the purchase of a ticket on site at Galeria Studio
CAPACITY
30 people
A minimalist hallway with white walls and floor, leading to a fabric curtain at the end. The curtain features a black and white illustration of two figures holding poles with birds perched on them.
Beata Rojek, Zofia Reznik, Sonia Sobiech, Liga, photo by Robert Głowacki
The exhibitions The Woman Question 1550–2025 and City of Women at the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw and We Want the Whole Life. Sharing at the Studio Gallery opened at the same time—in the fall of 2025. They are shown in two institutions in the very center of Warsaw, creating a narrative related to themes of emancipation in art.

This is a rare opportunity to see so many works and so many intertwining themes related to the topic of feminist solidarity during a single guided tour. The three exhibitions shown in two institutions will thus form a coherent, yet diverse, story primarily about reproductive rights, motherhood, parenthood, care, and non-systemic models of education. A joint walk will allow you to take a broader look at the three exhibitions presented in Warsaw institutions related to contemporary art.

The exhibitions will be guided by Agnieszka Rayzacher and Karolina Majewska-Güde (We Want the Whole Life. Sharing) and Alison Gingeras (The Female Question 1550–2025) and Karolina Gembara (City of Women).
 
An art installation features two abstract, humanoid figures wearing costumes made from varied fabrics. One figure, sitting, wears a mask and holds another figure in its arms, both adorned in mixed textiles. The standing figure has a tall, pointed headpiece and is dressed similarly. A projection of a close-up face with glasses is displayed on the wall in the background. The setting is a gallery with wooden floors.
Joanna Rajkowska, Dybbuks and Martyrs, 2025

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Joint guided tour of exhibitions at the Museum of Modern Art and Studio Gallery