For five days this September, Kraków will become a meeting point for the international street photography community as WORLDWIDE STREETS joins forces with local street photography collective UNRECOGNISED COLLECTIVE to present a large-scale exhibition featuring more than 30 photographers from around the world.

Hosted at Poczta Główna in the heart of Kraków, the exhibition brings together established and emerging photographers from Europe, Asia, North and South America, showcasing contemporary approaches to street and documentary photography. The exhibition explores everyday life across cultures through visual storytelling, offering visitors perspectives from places all around the world.

Rather than focusing on iconic landmarks, the participating artists document fleeting moments, human interaction and the poetry of everyday life—revealing how ordinary streets become extraordinary through observation.

The exhibition opens with a public vernissage on Friday, September 18 at 6:00 PM, featuring a live performance by Kraków-based band Meandry. Admission is free throughout the event. Around the event many activities will take place, such as workshops, photowalks and talks.

Visitors can expect a diverse exhibition ranging from vibrant urban scenes to intimate documentary moments, reflecting the richness and complexity of life in cities around the globe.

EXHIBITION
September 18–22, 2026
11h – 20h | Free entrance

OPENING PARTY
Friday 18 September | 6PM
Artists meet and greet and complimentary drinks, Live concert by Meandry

PHOTOWALK
Friday 19 June | 11h
Guided by Dawn Eagleton and Roger Janssen
Free — RSVP

WHERE
 Poczta Główna, Westerplatte 20, Kraków

Full Line Up:
Mike Szpot, Greg Mo, Gustavo Minas, Sacks, Taras Bychko, Mark Seymour, Mania de Praeter, Peter Varsios, Gianluca Mortarotti, Sébastien Hirsch, Gudula Röttger, Peter Kalnbach, Tomáš Tápala, Jérémy Camuset, Mark Hasler, Andrew Campbell, Ana Cichowicz, Ekaterina Kutikova, Melchior Dias Santos, Stefanie Waiblinger, Grégory Lacomble, Ronny Rocket, Mirko Maffioli, Julien Morel, Mark Davidson, John St, Sébastien Jean, Agnes Burger, Bjørn Kaas, Frank Junge, Erdem Yildiz, Viktor Skurat, Jacek Szlak, Silvia Grimpe, Janusz Jurek, Max Burgess, Bartosz Michalik, Jarosław Wiśniewski, Lasse Isaac Wolff, Emily Coenegrachts, Grzegorz Milewski