Exhibition in frames of the project WHO INSPIRES US? TADEUSZ KANTOR! July 22nd – November 24th 2013. Tadeusz Kantor’s Gallery- Studio 7/5 Sienna Street
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The September workshops will be run by actors – Andrzej Wiełmiński with the participation of Teresa Wełmińska and Andrzej Kowalczyk (2-14 September 2013) and by Roman Siwulak (17-28 September 2013).
The inspiration for Boris Oicherman’s work is the Muzeum Migrujące [Migrating Museum] project carried out by Krakow’s Cricoteka, based on the concept of the ‘scattered museum’.
17 May 2013 – 30 June 2014. Cricoteka Archives no. 5 Kanonicza Street
Creating Cricoteka requires being aware that this will be an unprecedented centre, uniting in its form and function: -the visual sphere /exhibition, collections, reconstructions of stage situations/, -the research and archives sphere /archives, reading room/, -the didactic sphere /lectures, studio workshops, experimental atelier/, – simultaneously leaving space for live artistic events. Only when CRICOTEKA is […]
17 th Book Fair in Krakow. October 24th-27th, 2013. Krakow, Poland
On the 21st February 1970, in Warsaw’s Galeria Foksal, Tadeusz Kantor organised the action entitled Multipart (the name was created from fusing bits of ‘multiplication’ and ‘participation’). Forty identical, numbered copies were exhibited, made according to the artist’s instructions: a squashed umbrella was attached to a white canvas 110 x 120 cm, the whole thing […]
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I have organised my exhibition of 937 exhibits; I have called it the Popular Exhibition. It was the outcome of a year’s work, preparations, efforts, a whole process of transformations which at that time were taking place in my ideas about the work of art, its function and its fate. It was the first environnement […]
Tomasz Kowalski
Nicole Beutler
Zhana Ivanova
Styrmir Örn Guðmundsson
Nathaniel Mellors
Voin de Voin & Ancelle Beauchamp
Ian Saville
