Centre of Polish sculpture is located in the village Performed near the Polish city of Radom in the estate of the nineteenth century. In the collection of more than 600 sculptures, installations, 70 paintings, drawings and tapestries.

Estate Polish realist artist józef Brandt was built in the second half of the nineteenth century in the style of the Italian Renaissance. The interior of the building retains the unique pieces of furniture, drawings and paintings, as the owner, and other famous artists.

Manor complex also includes a greenhouse, a chapel, a barn, a carriage shed and stable. The orangery, built in 1869, it once served as a greenhouse, and as Atelier Brandt. Today it is a venue for temporary exhibitions, which are also held in the old chapel, built in 1841. The permanent exhibition is partly housed in a carriage built by the owner in 1905.

Centre of Polish sculpture was established in 1965. Above the Museum and sculptural garden was developed by Professor Grzegorz Kowalski. In the garden you can see 93 the work of 77 artists.

In the Museum you can see works of Magdalena o'keeffe, Miroslaw Balka, Tadashi Hashimoto, józef Schein and many other artists and sculptors.

In the Centre of Polish sculpture works theme library, the Museum takes an active part in the publishing of directories and publications.