THE THAW 56 – CRACOVIA 65.
EXHIBITION OF WITOLD CĘCKIEWICZ’S ARCHITECTURE / 2017
EXHIBITION OF WITOLD CĘCKIEWICZ’S ARCHITECTURE / 2017
The exhibition in the former Cracovia Hotel tells a story of Witold Cęckiewicz’s architecture against the political and social background of the two decades following the 1956 Thaw.
After the events of October 1956, architects abandoned socialist realism and turned to modern forms. This breakthrough is the starting point of an exhibition organized in the building of the former Cracovia Hotel (now the Branch of the National Museum in Kraków). The main axis of the show will be the oeuvre of Witold Cęckiewicz – one of the most important architects of Polish post-war modernism.
After the events of October 1956, architects abandoned socialist realism and turned to modern forms. This breakthrough is the starting point of an exhibition organized in the building of the former Cracovia Hotel (now the Branch of the National Museum in Kraków). The main axis of the show will be the oeuvre of Witold Cęckiewicz – one of the most important architects of Polish post-war modernism.
Graphic design of the exhibition: Wojciech Kwiecień-Janikowski, Kuba Sowiński
We've used font Cyrulik by Maciej Połczyński from open source type design project: http://kroje.org
