Multicultural Youth Center
The Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, together with the confederation of museums L'Internationale, is establishing a Multicultural Youth Center. This is a unique space for 16-24 year olds to explore and develop their creativity, make new friends and hang out in a friendly and supportive environment.
The center will take care of the needs and desires of its participants, so your every idea and opinion is very important to us. We want to create this place together with you, and we will try to implement the ideas of participants during our meetings.
NOTE: meetings without language barriers! We speak Polish, Ukrainian, Russian and English. All our meetings are free of charge.
The Multicultural Youth Center provides a safe and welcoming space for young people from different cultural backgrounds to meet, get to know other people and engage in various events, workshops and activities.
Through meetings and events, we will have the opportunity to learn more about ourselves and expand our interests within the visual arts, such as painting, drawing and sculpture, as well as the performing arts, such as music, dance and theater.
Related activities
The Open Kitchen. The fermented seed, colonialism and extractivism
The MACBA Kitchen is a working group situated against the backdrop of ecosocial crisis. Participants in the group aim to highlight the importance of intuitively imagining an ecofeminist kitchen, and take a particular interest in the wisdom of individuals, projects and experiences that work with dislocated knowledge in relation to food sovereignty.
The Kitchen: Workshop by Marina Monsonís
The Kitchen is a meeting place open to the participation of all, especially people and organizations that want to share their knowledge and experiences around the kitchen.
Multicultural Youth Center
The Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, together with the confederation of museums L'Internationale, is establishing a Multicultural Youth Center. This is a unique space for 16-24 year olds to explore and develop their creativity, make new friends and hang out in a friendly and supportive environment.
Where are the Oases?
PEI OBERT seminar
with Kader Attia, Elvira Dyangani Ose, Max Jorge Hinderer Cruz, Emily Jacir, Achille Mbembe, Sarah Nuttall and Françoise Vergès
An oasis is the potential for life in an adverse environment.
Mobile Garden. A Place to Meet
An open space, a social space. How could the Museum be more open to the needs of the neighbourhood?
School of Commoning Practices
This exchange programme gathers different schools organized by volunteers and migrant communities in Athens (Open School for Migrants) and Madrid (School of Rights, Escuela de Español and Situated mediation School) in order to share their knowledge, exchange strategies and reflect on the experience of working together with migrant communities.
Team of Teams
This project researches citizen participation as a fundamental pillar in the creation of community.
Sustainable Art Production
The Studies Center of Museo Reina Sofía will publish an open call for 4 residencies of artistic practice for projects that address the emergencies and challenges derived from the climate crisis such as food sovereignty, architecture and sustainability, communal practices, diasporas and exiles or ecological and political sustainability, among others.
SUPERHOST | Club Antena. Intimate listening and dancing experience
with Nele Möller, Farida Amadou, Le Réalism, Céline Gillain, Roberta Miss, Elena Colombi
CLUB ANTENA is an intimate listening and dancing session with a lecture, concert, performance, catering and DJ sets, exploring what it means to listen with our bodies.
Red, Green, Black and White
A performative inquiry by Institute of Radical Imagination and MSU Zagreb
Tongue and Throat Memories
On hospitality and conviviality through food
Knowledges and convenings
Cooking Sessions
Archive of the Conceptual Art of Odesa in the 1980s
The research project turns to the beginning of 1980s, when conceptual art circle emerged in Odesa, Ukraine. Artists worked independently and in collaborations creating the first examples of performances, paradoxical objects and drawings.
Related contributions
Lumbung practices to resist and collaborate through art
Some Guiding Terms for Lumbung Press: Defining “publishing”
Blyzkist Dialogues
Discomfort at Dinner: The role of food work in challenging empire
Mix tape: Let's Funk Up All Genders!
Towards Collective Learning, or, Decompartmentalizing Education
The Silence Has Been Unfolding For Too Long
