The Centre for Artistic Research is a permanent conference spread over time. It focuses on research and analysis of various aspects of the Wrocław ‘70 Visual Arts Symposium and takes place both within the space of the New Normativity. Wrocław ’70 Visual Arts Symposium exhibition and outside the walls of Wrocław Contemporary Museum.

The name refers to the conception of the Centre for Artistic Research, whose programme was announced by Jerzy Ludwiński during the Symposium. As Ludwiński saw it, the CAR was supposed to combine research functions with stimulating artistic activities; it was conceived as an institution in process, reflecting the constant changeability of current art.

We invite you to participate in debates, meetings, concerts and lectures prepared by artists, musicians, curators, researchers and members of the Symposium Wrocław 70/20 group.
 
 
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23 August, 3 p.m., exhibition space, level 3

Curator-led tour of the exhibition New Normativity

Curator: Piotr Lisowski

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27 August, 6.00 p.m., exhibition space, level 3

In the open air and at the symposium. The phenomenon of photographing spatial forms and ephemeral activities in the People’s Republic of Poland

Lecture by Dr Adam Mazur

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8–11 September, Popowicki Park

Over-Interpretations: Zorka Wollny [workshops with the artist]

Preparation of a performance inspired by Jerzy Rosołowicz’s Concert for 28 Pillows and Sunset

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11 September, 6.30 p.m., Popowicki Park

Over-Interpretations: Zorka Wollny [concert]

Presentation of a performance inspired by Jerzy Rosołowicz’s Concert for 28 Pillows and Sunset

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24 September, 6.00 p.m., level 1

Wrocław ’70 Visual Arts Symposium: Experience, Myth, Reception. Discussion

Participants: Prof. Jarosław Kozłowski, Prof. Zbigniew Makarewicz, Dr Luiza Nader, Dr Paweł Polit, Kuba Żary

Moderator: Dr Marika Kuźmicz

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October, public space of Wrocław

Over-Interpretations: Konrad Góra, Sylwia Słowik, Jan Chrzan

Presentation of a performance inspired by Jerzy Rosołowicz’s Concert for 28 Pillows and Sunset

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October–November, public space of Wrocław

Over-Interpretations: Matěj Frank

Sound walks – interpretation of a score inspired by Zbigniew Gostomski’s work It Begins in Wrocław (Fragment of a System) and John Cage’s 49 Waltzes For The Five Boroughs

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10 October, 3 p.m., exhibition space, level 3

Guided tour of the New Normativity exhibition in Ukrainian

Hosted by Yuriy Biley

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22 October, 6.00 p.m., online

Art as a necessity and a form of coexistence. On the Die Balkone project and post-pandemic public space

Lecture by Joanna Warsza

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29 October – 30 November, level 4

Over-Interpretations: Matěj Frank [score, sound installation]

Presentation of the score and sound installation inspired by Zbigniew Gostomski’s work It Begins in Wrocław (Fragment of a System) and John Cage’s 49 Waltzes For The Five Boroughs

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29 October, 6 p.m., online

I wouldn’t like anyone to convince us that these are experimental things, because these are old things. On the socio-political contexts of the Wrocław ’70 Visual Arts Symposium

Lecture by Dr Małgorzata Miśniakiewicz

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5 November, 6.00 p.m., online

Three women in a hive. The Wrocław ’70 Visual Arts Symposium from the participants’ perspective. Discussion

Participants: Maria Berny, Natalia LL, Anna Szpakowska-Kujawska, Anna Krukowska

Moderator: prof. Anna Markowska

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19 November, 6.00 p.m., online

Jerzy Ludwiński’s Museum of Current Art as a phantom institution

Lecture by Dr Magdalena Ziółkowska

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28 November, 3–6 p.m., online
The right to vote, the space for resonance and micro-narratives of the symposium. Practical seminar
Moderators: Zofia Reznik anad Joanna Synowiec

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13 December, 5 p.m.

Over-Interpretations: ETC Group [web series]

Presentation of a performance inspired by Jerzy Rosołowicz’s Concert for 28 Pillows and Sunset

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18-21 December, 8 p.m., online

Performative reading of the Symposium. Prepared by artists involved in the New Normativity. Wrocław ’70 Visual Arts Symposium and members of the Wrocław 70/20 Symposium working group

Concept: Kuba Żary

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Due to the ongoing pandemic, the relevant recommendations apply during all the events >>>

* Admission to all events is free of charge

** The maximum number of participants is limited for each event. Registration forms will be available on the websites of individual events

*** Selected events will be broadcast online at facebook.com/muzeumwspolczesne

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The exhibition New Normativity 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.

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The exhibition is part of the Wrocław 70/20 Symposium – a grassroots programme celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Wrocław ’70 Visual Arts Symposium.