The right to vote, the space for resonance and Symposium micro-narratives. Practical seminar

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Did all the voices during the Symposium have a chance to come out and resonate? Which ones were less audible than others, and why? What made some of them more resonant, more significant, shaping history?

During the practical seminar, we will look at selected theoretical and methodological aspects of oral history in the context of art history, including the feminist and post-dependent perspectives. Based on the proposed reading and the experience of working on the artistic and research project of collecting stories about the Wrocław ’70 Visual Arts Symposium, which will be presented to the participants during the meeting, we will discuss the advantages and limitations of oral herstories in art history. Together, we will try to develop tools that will be useful in working with witnesses to history, not only in the context of art.
 
 
Moderators:

Zofia Reznik – art researcher, curator, animateur and university teacher.

Joanna Synowiec – curator, animateur, artist.
 
 
The seminar is part of the public programme accompanying the New Normativity exhibition. The exhibition was co-financed by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage from the Culture Promotion Fund, financed from surcharges for the games under state monopoly, in accordance with art. 80(1) of the Act on Gambling of 19 November 2009. Purchase of works for the MWW collection was co-financed by the Minister of Culture and National Heritage from the Culture Promotion Fund.