Title: The Labyrinths Of Self-Consciousness The Labyrinths Of Self-Consciousness An Accompanying Exhibition Authors of the exhibition concept: Andrzej Kostołowski Jerzy Ludwiński / The Second International Drawing Triennale Wrocław, City Hall 1.XII.1981 - 15.II.1982 / "LABIRYNTHS OF SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS THE LABIRYNTHS OF SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS An Accompanying Exhibition Authors of the exhibition concept: ANDRZEJ KOSTOŁOWSKI JERZY LUDWIŃSKI / THE SECOND INTERNATIONAL DRAWING TRIENNALE WROCŁAW, RATUSZ 1.XII.1981 - 15.II.1982"
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Notes: Exhibition placard / typographic/literary poster published in an edition of 500 pieces of A1 format. Publishing and printing address: WZGraf. Z-d. 2, z. 1599/81, n. 500, S-5. The exhibition presents the work of Polish and foreign neo-avant-garde artists and theorists such as: Zoran Belić, Jerzy Bereś, Andrzej Berezianski, Jonathan Borofsky, Andrzej Dudek, Stano Filko, Tibor Hajas, Hetty Huisman, Andrzej Lachowicz, Natalia LL (Natalia Lach-Lachowicz), Jerzy Ludwinski, Yutaka Matsuzwa, Luigi Ontani, Maria Pinińska-Bereś, Mario Pogačnik, Markus Raetz, Jerzy Rosołowicz, Tomas Schmit, Carolee Schneemann, Zbigniew Warpechowski, Andrzej Kostołowski, Keith Milow.
The Polish Neo-Avantgarde (JK/2).
- Andrzej Kostolowski (born 26.03.1940) is a well-known and respected critic and theoretician of the Polish neo-avant-garde, doctor of art history, museologist and lecturer, also a forester. Graduated in art history from the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan in 1966 (in 1961 he graduated in forestry from the Higher School of Agriculture in Poznan), since the 1960s associated with the artistic movement of the Polish neo-avant-garde, in 1971 together with Jaroslaw Kozlowski formulated the famous NET artistic program, lecturer at art schools in Poznan and Wroclaw, professionally associated with the National Museum in Poznan.
- Jerzy Ludwiński (2.01.1930 Zakrzówek pov. Kraśnik - 16.12.2000 Toruń) Polish theoretician of modern art (neo-avant-garde), art critic, journalist and educator. In 1955 he graduated from the Department of Art History at the Catholic University of Lublin (KUL) in Lublin. He was a co-founder of the neo-avant-garde art group Zamek in Lublin and a contributor to many art and cultural magazines. Creator of the events of Polish conceptual art, he managed the Gallery "Under the Mona Lisa" in Wroclaw in 1967-1971. Among other things, he was the author of the theoretical and organizational program of the "Center for Artistic Research" (CBA, 1969) and the Art Documentation Center in Wroclaw (1970-1971) and co-founder of the Art Symposium Wroclaw '70. He participated in the open airs of the artistic avant-garde in Osieki (in the 1960s and 1970s) and in the "Golden Cluster" session in Zielona Gora (1965-1977). In 1976-1978 he was the author and manager of the Punkt Gallery in Torun. From 1980 to 2000 he taught at the State Higher School of Fine Arts (since 1996 the Academy of Fine Arts) in Poznań, where he was a professor of art history
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Item in very nice condition, very slightly damaged margins
