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With their backs turned, the visitors are looking at a row of small black-and-white prints in dark frames, hung evenly on the gallery’s white wall. On the left stand two women in light-colored blouses, and on the right, a woman in a dark floral dress carrying a pink handbag. In the foreground is a long glass display case containing documents and publications, in which the works hanging on the wall and the silhouettes of the people are reflected.

WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW BEFORE YOUR VISIT

The Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw is open Tuesday through Thursday and on Saturdays from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., on Fridays from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., and on Sundays from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The museum is closed on Mondays.

The busiest times are right after opening and after 4:00 p.m. We recommend buying your ticket online and booking a guided tour.

You can access the Museum through several entrances: from Marszałkowska Street, Wojciech Fangor Street, or Central Square. Come visit us by public transportation or by bike, which you can park at the bike racks located near the Museum.

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Three people, with their backs to the viewer, are looking at a large painting on a light blue background in a gallery. The woman on the right raises her hand and points at the artwork. The painting depicts two seated figures in bright outfits (orange and pink) with geometric patterns on their faces; between them is a bottle and an element featuring a dog on a leash.

Guided tours

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A group of six people is viewing a large-format abstract painting in a gallery; the work features a predominantly dark purple color scheme and is covered with a dense network of light lines and spots. The visitors are standing with their backs to the camera against a white wall—on the left, a couple in dark outerwear; in the center, a person crouching in a red-and-white scarf; and on the right, three people engaged in a lively discussion, one of whom—a woman—is raising her hand toward the canvas.

Groups

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A side view of an exhibition at a museum or art gallery. On the left, on black stands along a white wall, a row of carved wooden masks in various shades of brown and black is on display. On the right are visitors; in the foreground, a woman in a bright blue, patterned shirt is taking a photo of the masks with her smartphone. In the background, other visitors can be seen looking at the exhibition.

Audioguide

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In the foreground, in the lower left corner, there is a light-colored, rough-hewn sculpture with abstract, rounded shapes and an opening at the bottom, placed on a wooden pedestal. In the blurred background, in a white art gallery room, another smaller sculpture on a pedestal can be seen, along with paintings on the walls and a group of several visitors talking and viewing the exhibition.

Art mediators

Art mediators are on duty at exhibitions at the museum. These are individuals who can provide information about the exhibitions and help navigate the traffic in the building. Meeting with them is a chance to ask questions and enter into a discussion in a smaller crowd.  

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