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Artur Zmijewski
Artur Żmijewski is one of the most important radical figures in the Polish art scene. The monographic volume presents a wide selection of historical, recent and unpublished works by the artist, and includes texts by Diego Sileo, Juli Carson, Galit Eilat, Adam Mazur and Adam Szymczyk.
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| Model | 9788836650101 |
| Artist | Artur Żmijewski |
| Author | Diego Sileo |
| Publisher | Silvana |
| Format | Hardcover |
| Number of pages | 336 |
| Language | English / Italian |
| Dimensions | 280 x 230 |
| Technique(s) | 570 illustrations |
| Published | 2023 |
Artur Żmijewski's work reflects a concern for the socio-political problems of our times by examining the mechanisms of power and oppression within the existing social order - as well as conflicts of various types that border on violence - while highlighting the relationship between extreme emotions and their physical expressions, while also analysing the impact of memory and collective trauma. The "fear" of the title, an homage to the 1974 homonym Fassbinder's movie, deserves a special mention because of its centrality in human life and its frequent use as a method of social control.
Summary
Artur Żmijewski. When Fear Eats the Soul
Diego Sileo
Repetition-en-abyme: Aesthetics and the Antidemocratic Turn
Juli Carson
In a World without Imagination, (Bad) Things Can Happen beyond Imagination
Galit Eilat
The Body. Violence. The Holocaust. The Photography of Artur Żmijewski
Adam Mazur
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Appendix
Exhibited Works
Biography
Bibliography
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