Friday was an intense warm-up before Saturday's calendar, filled to the brim. If you’re now battle seasoned after Friday we go to meet workshops, lectures, an urban game, vernissages and...

It’s been a rich week: from the Official Inauguration of the Festival, through numerous vernissages, to the current form of the constantly growing Experimental Section. What’s on today in the Krakow Photomonth Festival?

So yes, we took a joint photo of ourselves! On the occasion of its 10th Birthday, the Krakow Photomonth Festival staged a photo studio in Plac Szczepanski as a gift for all lovers of photography, Cracovians, and guests of the Festival. We met, and we were together – exactly as we dreamed it. 

Joanna Rajkowska, the creator of Palma, one of the symbols of Warsaw today, is fighting for the health of her little girl, RóĹźa, who has cancer of the eye. The Dogs of Üsküdar, Rajkowska’s book, is available in the Krakow Photomonth Festival Bureau. All proceeds from the sale will be donated to RóĹźa’s treatment – JOIN US!

Krakow Photomonth Festival is in solidarity with cultural works, and the artists’ strike action. IMPORTANT! We won’t be limiting access to the exhibitions, but the Festival Bureau and many places where Photomonth exhibitions are being held, there will be materials available about the campaign. So here’s what’s happening on Thursday in the Krakow Photomonth Festival.

After a successful Tuesday, the first midweek of the 10th Krakow Photomonth Festival is here. Which screening will complete the cycle of Photographers – film portraits at the Nuremburg House? What else is happening today?

In connection with the artists’ strike action, the meeting Remake. Painter and photographer with Pola Dwurnik and Tadeusz Rolke, planned as part of the Program of events accompanying the Krakow Photomonth Festival, has been changed.

After the birthday madness, more vernissages for the Main Programme and the ShowOFF Section, as well as the inauguration of the projects comprising Charlotte Cotton’s exhibition Photography in Everyday Life today the next stage in the attractions at the Bunkier Sztuki Contemporary Art Gallery. What else? Best of the best!

The Krakow Photomonth Festival Experimental Section has begun. Moments beforethe start, all the artists, curators and coordinators involved in the implementation of this project met at a joint breakfast. Gathering strength before a busy day full of hard work, sharing observations and experiences, everyone welcomed the opinion of the initiator of the exhibition, Charlotte Cotton: This is the most exciting project I’ve participated in for years!

This practical fact became the starting point for Ola Walków and Kasia Wieczorek’s project, which premiered on May 19th in Klub Pauza. Under the codename Fingers Project, a concept is hidden in which – in the 10th anniversary Festival – those who have been actively involved in it over the years meet up again. Those in the frame show on their fingers how many times they’ve actively participated in the Krakow Photomonth Festival.