Muzeum Sztuki Nowoczesnej w Warszawie

It's located by the river, good atmosphere around the museum, very laid back and relaxing. It is a modest looking museum, nothing extravagant. The exhibition space was simple but cozy. It's a nice venue for appreciating the art and their stories.

Visiting the Museum of Modern Art was a spontaneous move: we weren’t sure what exhibit/s there were or what we could see there. Cost 25zł to get in, and only one large exhibition space. They had a big collection of Ukrainian artist Maria Prymachenko’s work when I was there. There’s some posters, books and other small things for sale at the ticket sale counter. Spent max like 30 minutes here, not sure it’s worth the price unless they’re showcasing an artist you really appreciate.

Most recently we saw the extraordinary Maria Prymachenko exhibit here. This museum will soon move into a new permanent home at the Palace of Culture. In the meantime it remains an excellent institution with great curation and generally excellent taste.

Great location with vibrant community events nearby! Visited on weekday without purchasing tickets in advance, a little bit wait at the line but relatively crowded in the exhibition space. Very strong characteristics of polish artists works reflecting their own thoughts about their motherland.

An interesting exhibition that inspires people to think about humanity and our planet. One polish artist even touched my heart with his family paintings… I paid 15 PLN for a normal ticket, so I think the price is worth the experience. Before you enter the exhibition, there are books in English on all sorts of subjects such as self-development and the human mind. I actually bought a book by Michael Pollan. I checked on the web that the book was for 114 PLN, and in the museum I was able to buy it for 60 PLN. I highly recommend this museum and l’m looking forward for the new exhibition!

I went to see an exhibition, it was well organised, we’ve got brochures, stickers, not crowded, really nice experience.

What a waste of time, money, and good weather. The price is a rip-off for the tiny and pathetic exibition that is there. It’s hard to call this place a museum, it’s more like a room. It’s not worth visiting at all.

Small museum in the nice location. Impression comes from exhibition and if you get a nice one you are lucky. Loved a book shop.