Alfons Mucha – discover the magic of Art Nouveau in Warsaw

If you are looking for an unusual way to spend time in Warsaw, “Alfons Mucha – The Magic of Secession” is an exhibition you absolutely must see. Presented in the modern Art Box Experience at the Norblin Factory, it stands out for its immersive approach to art. On a surface of 800 m², a true multi-sensory celebration of Belle Époque aesthetics takes place, which lovers of Art Nouveau art can take on.

Transport yourself to the magical world of Alfons Mucha, the Czech master of art nouveau, whose works decorated salons and streets at the turn of the 20th century. It's not just about looking at the works - here you can almost feel them with all your senses! Thanks to modern multimedia projections, you can admire both his most famous posters and lesser-known works, such as graphics, architectural designs and even jewelry.

During your visit, you will experience scents inspired by Jacques Guerlain’s perfume from 1900, which accompanied the iconic actress Sarah Bernhardt, immortalized on posters by Mucha. An additional treat is the original soundtrack, which combines compositions from the past with contemporary sounds.

All of this was organized in cooperation with the French Grand Palais Immersif and the Mucha Foundation, which guarantees the highest quality of the presented material. The exhibition is not limited to just viewing - thanks to interactive stations, you can create your own works in the Art Nouveau style.

Available from March 28, 2025, the exhibition is open to a wide audience, including children and young people, for whom special educational workshops have been prepared. This experience not only enriches knowledge about one of the most important creators of Art Nouveau, but also allows us to understand the influence of his art on contemporary culture and design.

Don't miss this unique opportunity to see the legacy of Alfons Mucha with your own eyes! Tickets are available at Ticketmaster.pl, so book today and discover the magic of Art Nouveau in the heart of Warsaw.