The Museum of Modern Art’s Jazz Score includes a broad representation of Polish films, many featuring the music of KRZYSZTOF KOMEDA, among other FILMS with music by Duke Ellington, Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, Modern Jazz Quartet, Thelonius Monk, Toru Takemitsu, and Wynton Marsalis; two live performances – one of them being A CONCERT Tribute to Krzysztof Komeda by the Tomasz Stanko Quartet with special guest Billy Harper – and an international gallery exhibition that features POLISH POSTERS for films with jazz scores, among many other artifacts.

The gallery exhibition of Jazz Score celebrates the sophistication and innovation that postwar jazz has brought to the art of live-action and animated films. Jazz continues to have a dramatic impact on the visual design of film trailers and the graphics of film promotion.

Among international works, a wide selection of Polish posters is presented: for Knife In the Water byJan Lenica, for There Was Jazz by Lech Majewski, for Blow-Up by Waldemar Swierzy, Innocent Sorcerers byWojciech Fangor, Dilemma byMaciej Hibner, Black Orpheus byAnna Huskowska, Taxi Driver byAndrzej Klimowski, Elevator to the Gallows by Roman Cieslewicz, and Barrier by Leszek Holdanowicz.