Due to the closing of the exhibition "In the Eye of the Storm. Modernism in Ukraine" from January 30 to January 31, 2025, the MS2 branch at Ogrodowa Street 19 will extend its opening hours until 8:00 p.m.
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Revitalization of the MS1 building

Thanks to the involvement of funds from the Regional Operational Program of the Lodzkie Region under priority axis V Social infrastructure, measure V.4 Cultural infrastructure and the Lodzkie Region, it was possible to implement an investment including the modernization of the facade of the Palace from the courtyard side and conservation and restoration works in the interior. The historic interiors of the reading and mirror rooms have undergone conservation work, thanks to which you can now admire all the architectural details of the rooms. The colors of the Neoplastic Room, designed in 1948 by Władysław Strzemiński, were also reconstructed. A significant part of the Palace's rooms have been adapted for exhibition activities, which will start on April 26. Two projects will be presented in the restored ms1 building. The Neoplastic Room will return as a permanent element of the offer. The second event is the opening of the exhibition "Cezary Bodzianowski. This Place Is Called the Hole", premiered at the turn of 2012 and 2013 at the Museum Abteiberg in Mönchengladbach (Germany).

 

Revitalization of the facility housing the headquarters of the Muzeum Sztuki in Łódź at ul. Więckowskiego 36 - Palace (building A)

ms1, Więckowskiego 36 St.

Project financed by the Regional Operational Program of the Lodzkie Region under priority axis V. Social infrastructure, Measure V.4 Cultural infrastructure.

Total value of the project: PLN 4,875,181
Amount of funding from ERDF: PLN 1,998,025

European funds for the development of the Łódź region
The project is co-financed by the European Union from the European Regional Development Fund and the budget of the local government of the Lodzkie Region.
 

Renovated facade of the Palace

Work related to the revitalization of the facade of the Maurycy Poznański Palace is nearing completion. Last year, the facade of this building on the side of Gdańska and Więckowskiego Streets was renovated. This year, thanks to EU funds, the works are continued, resulting in a fully renovated facade of the building, this time facing the inner courtyard. After completing this stage, the work will move to the interior of the Palace.

Galeria

Neoplastic Room, wooden floor, walls painted in blue, red, yellow, white and black
Neoplastic Room, wooden floor, walls painted in blue, red, yellow, white and black
White room with wooden floor
The palace interior is decorated in bright colors with richly decorated walls and ceiling
The palace interior is decorated in bright colors with richly decorated walls and ceiling
The palace interior is decorated in bright colors with richly decorated walls and ceiling
Richly decorated bright ceiling
Richly decorated bright ceiling
Richly decorated glass
Richly decorated door
The palace interior is decorated in dark colors, the ceiling and floor are covered with dark wood
The palace interior is decorated in dark colors, the ceiling and floor are covered with dark wood
The ceiling is covered with dark wood
Richly decorated wooden elements

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