Warsaw Museum of Modern Art entrance ticket

Language: English, Polish

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Duration: Flexible

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Why you’ll love this…

It's a chance to view and reflect on the engaging exhibitions

You'll discover images of strong women in history and mythology

You can explore an exhibition showcasing diverse approaches to art created by female artists

What we expect

Visit current exhibitions at the Warsaw Museum of Modern Art.

The exhibition ‘The Woman Question 1550–2025’ challenges the belief that female artists were only exceptions before the 20th century. It shows that despite social constraints, women continued to create, using art to express their identity and consolidate their presence. The exhibition aims not only to showcase the diverse work of women but also to revise the canon of art history by giving a voice to artists who have been overlooked until now. The title refers to the old concept of the ‘woman question’, which preceded feminism and initiated the intellectual struggle...

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What to remember

Know in advance:

Reduced admission is available to: students of schools in the education system, and students over 26 years of age, doctoral students, students of colleges of social service workers; people 65+, retirees, pensioners, social pensioners, disabled people and their carers, veterans; teachers of schools and educational institutions, correctional facilities and shelters for minors; natural persons awarded the badge "For the care of monuments", the honorary badge "Distinguished Cultural Activist", the honorary badge "Merit for Polish Culture" or the honorary title "Merit for National Culture"; members of Associations whose statutes include provisions regarding activities related to Art; journalists. Please present a document at the reception desk to confirm eligibility

People under the age of 13 can only attend the exhibition accompanied by an adult

The audio guide is available in English and Polish, and it's free of charge. Please ask the staff at the reception desk for the device

Some works in the exhibition contain sensitive content, depicting nudity, raising the issue of violence, or referring to traumatic experiences. A map is available at the reception desk and on the website identifying the location of these works in the exhibition space. The map includes a precise description of the sensitive content, so visitors can choose their own experience and how they wish to view the exhibition