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Contemporary Art from Poland

Bożenna Stokłosa, Jerzy Onuch, Anna Kutera, Zofia Kulik, Przemyslaw Kwiek, Jan Swidinski

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Stoklosa surveys the movements and debates in Polish art since 1945, focusing on art's relation to the State and to Polish history and politics. Onuch uses quotes to examine art and patronage in relation to the state, the church, and the Dziekanka Studio. Includes description of performances and bookworks, three artists' statements and biographical notes.

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Stoklosa surveys the movements and debates in Polish art since 1945, focusing on art's relation to the State and to Polish history and politics. Onuch uses quotes to examine art and patronage in relation to the state, the church, and the Dziekanka Studio. Includes description of performances and bookworks, three artists' statements and biographical notes.

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Stoklosa surveys the movements and debates in Polish art since 1945, focusing on art's relation to the State and to Polish history and politics. Onuch uses quotes to examine art and patronage in relation to the state, the church, and the Dziekanka Studio. Includes description of performances and bookworks, three artists' statements and biographical notes.

Key concepts: Relation (database), Studio, State (computer science), Politics, Contemporary art, Art, Visual arts, Art history

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