Library as a Space of Education

Abstract

The authors show how inspiration by the creative process of contemporary artists can enrich one’s understanding of cultural institutions such as libraries. In their analysis of the library at MOCAK the Museum of Contemporary Art in Kraków, Poland—the only art museum library in the country open to the public—and the educational activities conducted there, they describe an open form of institutional projects and the challenges they bring to art education.[This article is a revision of a paper presented at the “Around the World in 80 Minutes: A Circumnavigation of Art Library Projects, Collections, and Services in Latin America and Eastern Europe” session at the ARLIS/NA + VRA joint conference held in Seattle, Washington, in March 2016.]

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