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DISCURSIVE GEOMETRY – CH-ART (#26)
XS Gallery, Institute of Visual Arts, Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce, Poland
COVIMETRY (#25)
The Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven, CT, United States
DISCURSIVE GEOMETRY – WORDS AND SOUNDS (#24)XS Gallery, Institute of Visual Arts, Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce, Poland
COVIMETRY (#23)
BWA Gallery, Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski, Poland
DISCURSIVE GEOMETRY - CITY & ARCHITECTURE (#22)XS Gallery, Institute of Visual Arts, Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce, Poland
DISCURSIVE GEOMETRY - LANDSCAPE (#21) XS Gallery, Institute of Visual Arts, Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce, Poland
GEOMETRIA DISCURSIVA (edizione veneziana) (#20)
Venice Exhibition Gallery, Venice, Italy
INTERDISCURSIVE NON-OBJECTIVE 3 (#19)
XS Gallery, Institute of Visual Arts, Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce, Poland
GÉOMÉTRIE DISCURSIVE (édition parisienne) (#18)
Galerie Abstract Project, Paris, France
INTERDISCURSIVE NON-OBJECTIVE 2 (#17)
University Gallery, Faculty of Art in Cieszyn, University of Silesia in Katowice, Poland
INTERDISCURSIVE NON-OBJECTIVE (#16)
Działań Gallery, Warsaw, Poland
Participants: Willem Besselink, Netherlands / Laurie Frick, USA / Kristin McIver, Australia / Mark Starel, Poland / Przemek Suliga, Poland / Jürgen Wolff, Germany
Place: XS Gallery, Institute of Fine Arts, Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce, Poland
Duration: April 30 - May 22, 2021
Curator: Mark Starel
The exhibition presents the works of 6 artists whose work is based on the imaging of knowledge and data. The methods of creative visualization refer to various types of diagrams (such as lanes, trees, heatmap, scatterplot, barplot), as well as the techniques and technologies of their creation (graphic and painting charts, video art). In the area of inspiration, the presented works of art cover a wide area from the visualization of statistical data to the influence of data on the structure of the work.
Participants: Janusz Brudniewicz (FR), Peter Holm (DK), Gerhard Hotter (DE), Roland Emile Kuit (NL), Josef Linschinger (AT), Doris Marten (DE), Marco Martinez, Cristián Reyes (Chile), David Mrugala (DE/KOR)
Place: XS Gallery, Institute of Fine Arts, Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce, Poland
Duration: March 5-21, 2021
Curator: Mark Starel
The exhibition presents works by 9 artists, whose works are mainly inspired by sounds, words and music. This art manifests itself primarily in video strategies, where the synchronization of image and sound (Brudniewicz), timbre (Kuit), visualization of hate (Mrugala) or visualization of a piece of music (Martinez, Reyes) are distinctive elements of these works.
In addition to video art, the exhibition features digital equivalents of sounds from the Japanese language (Linschinger), pictures unfolded like books (Holm), painting on vinyl records, with colors reflecting the mood of the music (Marten), or the painting and musical notation of Langford's mathematical system (Hotter).
The international COVIMETRY exhibition is the world's first global manifestation of various trends in geometric art, conscious of its time. The exhibition is attended by 232 artists from 36 countries from Europe, North and South America, Asia and Australia.
Participants by country:
Argentina
Verónica DI TORO, Ernesto DORATO, Alejandro GIGLI, Pablo PEREZ TORRES, Luis Alberto PLAQUIN, Judith CISNEROS
Australia
Susan ANDREWS, Louise BLYTON, Elisabeth BODEY, Sandra CURRY, Peter DE LORENZO, Judith DUQUEMIN, Brent HALLARD, Jan HANDEL, Kyle JENKINS, Kate MACKAY, Paul MONCRIEFF, Lisa PANG
Bosnia and Hercegovina
Arleta CEHIC
Brazil
Rachelmauricio CASTRO, Fernando DURÃO
Canada
Viola URSU
EU / Austria
Ilse ABERER, Waltraut COOPER, Karin HANNAK, Barbara HÖLLER, Zuzana KRIZALKOVICOVA, Josef LINSCHINGER, Gabi MITTERER
EU / Belgium
Karin BEYENS, Claudine BOUCQ, Michel CALEMBERT, Monique REIFENBERG, Ron VAN DE VYVER
EU / Bulgaria
larypsed
EU / Czech Republic
Eva FRANC, Michal PŠENIČKA, Oto SLADEK
EU / Denmark
Renate BORGEN, Peter HOLM, JChristian JENSEN, Lene JUHLER, Karin LIND, Pia LØYE, Gitte MØRK, Ulla PEDERSEN
EU / France
Gérard BAKNER, Jean Paul BARET, Kirell BENZI, Christine BOIRY, Janusz BRUDNIEWICZ, Claire DE CHAVAGNAC-BRUGNON, Gilles DROUIN, Guillaume GUINTRAND, Octavio HERRERA, Valérie LALLICAN, Danielle LESCOT, Jean-Luc MANGUIN, Marilyn Chapin MASSEY, Laura NILLNI, Roland ORÉPÜK, Jordan RAVY, Bogumiła STROJNA, TILMAN, Marc VEYRAT, Cora VON ZEZSCHWITZ
EU / Germany
Anne BERLIT, Klaudia Maria BIRKEFELD, Gerhard BIRKHOFER, Ines BITSCH, Arvid BOECKER, Dominique CHAPUIS, CHOSSY, Christoph DAHLHAUSEN, Maks DANNECKER, Nikola DIMITROV, EMINUSK, Katharina FISCHBORN, Kerstin GNAUCK, Sam GRIGORIAN, Ingrid HORNEF, Gerhard HOTTER, Inge JAKOBSEN, Halina JAWORSKI, Elfie KNOCHE-WENDEL, Christine LÖW, Doris MARTEN, OSTER+KOEZLE, Michael PERLBACH, Edeltraut RATH, Cornelia ROHDE /Jürgen FORSTER, Reinhard ROY, Lutz SCHOENHERR, Anja SCHWÖRER, Julia SILBERMANN, Norbert THOMAS, Hans-Günter WENDEL, Jürgen WOLFF
EU / Greece
Ioannis LASSITHIOTAKIS, Kleopatra MOURSELA, Rania SCHORETSANITI, Pinelopi SIROGIANNI
EU / Hungary
Zsuzsa DARDAI, Arpad FORGO, Zsolt GYENES, István HAÁSZ, Antal KELLE, József MARYJOZ SZATHMÁRY, Dora MAURER, Bernadette NAGY, János Szász SAXON, Zoltán SZLABEY, Andras WOLSKY
EU / Italy
Lorenzo CONTI, Lorenzo BOCCA, Fabio Massimo CARUSO, Gabriel DE GAUDI, Xenia MIRANDA, Luisa RUSSO, Alberto SAKA, Salvatore STARACE, Giancarlo ZERBONI
EU / Nederlands
Willem BESSELINK, Burnie 1100, Ria GROENHOF, Jeltje van HOUTEN, Anneke KLEIN KRANENBARG, Gerda KRUIMER, Marlies LEBESQUE, Carrie MEIJER, Pim PIËT, George SCHADE, Kees VAN DE WAL, Rene VAN DEN BOS, Gerard VAN DER HORST, Helen VERGOUWEN, Wilma VISSERS
EU / Poland
Jarosław BOREK, Małgorzata GORGOLEWSKA, Magdalena GRYSKA, Katarzyna KOCZYŃSKA-KIELAN, Małgorzata ŁUSZCZAK, Michał MISIAK, Grzegorz MROCZKOWSKI, Aleksander Józef OLSZEWSKI, Michał OSTANIEWICZ, Sławomir PLEWKO, Zbigniew ROMAŃCZUK, Magdalena SNARSKA, Mark STAREL, Przemek SULIGA, Anna SZPRYNGER, Grzegorz SZTABIŃSKI, Agnieszka WASIAK, Joa ZAK, Tomasz ZAWADZKI, Olga ZĄBROŃ, Robert ŻBIK
EU / Slovakia
Štefan BALÁZS, Katarina BALUNOVA, Viktor HULÍK, Pavol RUSKO
EU / Slovenia
Beti BRICELJ, Milena GREGORČIČ, Cvetka HOJNIK
EU / Spain
Diego Alexandre ASI, Maria BRAÑA, Maria CUEVAS, D.T. (NECANE), Cristina GHETTI, Julian GIL, Mayte MOLINA
EU / Sweden
Torsten RIDELL, Lars THOSTRUP
Japan
Atsushi KOBAYASHI
Norway
Susanne Kathlen MADER, Kjell VARVIN
Pakistan
Iqra IQBAL
Peru
Jaime HIGA
Philippines
Jay RAGMA
Russia
Alexandr GOLYNSKIY
Serbia
Danja TEKIĆ
South Korea
David MRUGALA, Jeongeun PARK, Jahyun SEO
Switzerland
Claude AUGSBURGER, Anne BLANCHET, Rita ERNST, Roland JUNG, Yves LAPPERT, Ada WEBER, Marian WEBER
Turkey
Erdem K. KOROGLU, Seckin PIRIM
Ukraine
Alexander BONDARENKO, Serhiy POPOV
United Arab Emirates
Remi MATSUKURA ROXBROUGH
United Kingdom
Stu BURKE, Karen FOSS, Clare FRENCH, Peter Hugo McCLURE, MORRISSEY+HANCOCK, Laurence NOGA, REVAD David RILEY
Uruguay
Judith BRITEZ, Francesca DI SANO, Marcelo LARROSA
USA
Tracey ADAMS, Steven BARIS, Perrin BLACKMAN, Beth CASPAR, Bernadette Jiyong FRANK, Connie GOLDMAN, Howard HERSH, Jeffrey Cortland JONES, Lise KJAER, Barbara Bryn KLARE, Gosia KOSCIELAK, Kristin McIVER, Manfred MOHR, Tadeusz MYSLOWSKI, Munira NAQUI, Brooke NIXON, Andrzej Jakub OLEJNICZAK, Paul PENA, Beverly RAUTENBERG, Rebecca RUTSTEIN, Suzan SHUTAN, Louise P. SLOANE, Jessica SNOW, T. Michael STEPHENS, Soonae TARK
Duration: December 4 – December 31, 2020
Curator: Mark Starel
Participants: Katarina Balunova (SK), Perrin Blackman (USA), John Francis (F/CAN), Gerard van der Horst (NL), Gerda Kruimer (NL), Marilyn Chapin Massey (F), Tadeusz Mysłowski (USA/PL), OSTER+KOEZLE (D), Gianfranco Spada (IT/ES), Joa Zak (PL)
Place: XS Gallery, Institute of Fine Arts, Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce, Poland
Duration: February 27– March 20, 2020
Curator: Mark Starel
The exhibition feature the works of 10 selected artists who abandoned the avant-garde tradition of picturing the city or architecture, understood as abstracting from reality, reducing it or simplifying. This art manifests itself primarily in mapping strategies, where maps, plans and databases become the starting point for imaging various information regarding, e.g. population, pollution, noise, etc. Imaging also refers to the everyday behavior of people in private and public spaces, and also concerning memories, emotions and impressions that cities and their architecture bring.
Participants: Steven Baris (USA), Grzegorz Mroczkowski (Poland), Julian Scordato (Italy), Magdalena Snarska (Poland), Jerzy Sojka (Poland), Grzegorz Sztabiński (Poland)
Place: XS Gallery, Institute of Fine Arts, Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce, Poland
Duration: January 23– February 14, 2020
Curator: Mark Starel
This is the first of a series of seven international exhibitions dedicated to Discursive Geometry.
Artists taking part in the exhibition abandon the avant-garde tradition of presenting landscape, understood as abstracting from reality, reducing or simplifying. They look at the landscape from a current perspective, manifested primarily in mapping strategy, displaying data related to various aspects of the landscape and geographical space, recording the behavior of people in this space, such as moving or traveling, as well as in postmodern landscape game, its deconstruction , new iconography or reminiscence.
Participants: Michał Misiak, Grzegorz Mroczkowski, Mark Starel, Olga Ząbroń, Joa Zak
Place: Venice Exhibition Gallery, Venice, Italy
Duration: September 13-22, 2019
Curator: Mark Starel
The second exhibition of Discursive Geometry organized outside Poland, with the participation of 5 Polish artists.
LA MOSTRA:
Riunisce una serie di opere appartenenti al movimento GEOMETRIA DISCURSIVA, la cui caratteristica è la capacità di entrare in altri discorsi oltre al proprio. Il creatore del movimento è Mark Starel, alias Wieslaw Luczaj, che nel 2011 ha avviato questo nuovo percorso artistico, creando un'arte geometrica con chiari riferimenti alla realtà quotidiana.
La genesi del movimento dovrebbe essere vista nelle opere di Starel, in particolare nei concetti di “arte statistica”, messo in atto a partire dal 1999 e di “realtà contemporanea”, come “realtà statistica” da lui introdotto nel 2007, così come nell’arte di Rita Ernst (Svizzera), Josef Linschinger (Austria), Gerhard Hotter (Germania) e Jean Francoise Dubreuil (Francia).
La classificazione delle aree di creatività di artisti selezionati dal circolo della GEOMETRIA DISCURSIVA rientra negli attuali discorsi sociali umanistici e scientifici, come: mass media architettura, sistemi matematici, testi culturali, realtà statistica e l’idea di uomo come database codice informatico algoritmo procedura paesaggio vita artificiale e quotidiana, musica, paesaggi sonori e molto altro.
Un gruppo internazionale di artisti che lavorano all’interno di GEOMETRIA DISCURSIVA non formula un programma comune.
L'impulso ad esibizioni collettive altro non è che la convergenza di precedenti esperienze creative, situate sia ai confini dell'arte concreta sia all'interfaccia dell'arte con la scienza e l'area dell'imaging dei dati.
Si tratta insomma di un'esperienza artistica non solo contemporanea ma dinamica e vitale che si compone di arte e geometria e matematica in un connubio al contempo sorprendente ed affascinante.
GLI ARTISTI:
Michał Misiak
Nato nel 1973. Ha ha conseguito il master integrativo dell'Accademia di Belle Arti di Cracovia. Ha ottenuto una borsa di studio del Ministero della Cultura Polacca. Nella sua carriera ha ricevuto numerosi riconoscimenti e premi. Ha partecipato ad oltre 100 mostre collettive e alle 24 mostre personali. Le sue opere si trovano nelle collezioni di Centro Polacco della Scultura a Orońsko, Centro d’Arte Contemporanea di Mazovia Elektrownia a Radom, Jerke Museum a Recklinghausen, Triennale Internazionale della Grafica a Cracovia, Museo di Kresy a Lubaczów ed anche nelle collezioni private in Polonia, Germania, Olanda, Franciua, Svizzera, Ucraina e Stati Uniti. L’elemento base della pittura di Michał Misiak è la linea: infinita, diritta, definita „morbidamente” con il gesto della mano. L'artista utilizza un generatore di numeri casuali, rinunciando in parte al processo di creazione intuitivo. Nel suo lavoro si si riferisce alle leggi che governano la realtà.
Contatto: michal.misiak@interia.pl
Grzegorz Mroczkowski
Nato nel 1966, lavora come il professore presso l'Accademia di Belle Arti a Varsavia e preso l'Accademia di Pedagogia Speciale di Maria Grzegorzewska a Varsavia. Ha partecipato alle numerose mostre in Polonia e all’estero. Dal 2011 fa parte, come co-fondatore, del movimernto artistico internazionale di “Geometria Discursiva”. Dipinge sulla carta e sulla tela, ispirandosi all paesaggio. Non riduce però gli elementi del frammento osservato del paesaggio, che è inerente alle tendenze dell'astrazione geometrica nello spirito di Mondrian. Crea l'impressione del paesaggio come modello di pensiero, basato su calcoli matematici combinati con l'intuizione. Usa la tecnica della tempera a tuorlo d'uovo, portando alla struttura geometrica un caso derivante da un gesto della mano, vibrazione ottica e la leggerezza del colore.
Contatto: gmroczkowski@wp.pl]
Mark Starel (aka Wieslaw Luczaj)
Nato nel 1960, l’artista intermediale, professore dell'Università di Jan Kochanowski di Kielce e dell’Accademia di Belle Arti a Varsavia. Ha partecipato in oltre 30 mostre personali e di oltre 200 mostre collettive in Polonia e all'estero. Organizzatore di plein-air nazionali e internazionali, workshop, simposi e conferenze. Dal 2011, insieme a un gruppo di artisti europei, crea la Geometria Discursiva il movimento artistico internazionale da lui creato. Il punto di partenza dell'artista è l'assunto che la realtà contemporanea sia realtà statistica.
Contatto: mark.starel@gmail.com
Joa Zak
Nata nel 1979. Dottore di Ricerca (PhD) dell’Accademia di Belle Arti a Varsavia. Ha partecipato in oltre 60 mostre collettive in Polonia e all’estero, fra quali all Regno Unito, Germania, Francia, Svizzera, Slovakia ed Italia. Dal 2012 fa parte del movimento artistico internazionale, Geometria Discursiva. Nelle sue opere illustra comportamenti sociali selezionati di persone legate al movimento in spazi privati e pubblici, basando su disegni simultanei o su un database autorevole.
Contatto: joa.b.zak@gmail.com
Olga Ząbroń
Nata nel 1985. Dottore di Ricerca (PhD) dell’Accademia di Belle Arti a Cracovia. Si occupa di pittura e istalazzioni ambientali. Ha partecipato in numerose mostre in Polonia e all estero. Le sue opera si trovano nelle varie collezioni, fra quali Centro d’Arte Contemporanea di Mazovia Elektrownia a Radom, Jerke Museum a Recklinghausen e nelle collezioni private in Polonia, Germania, Francia e Canada. Nei suoi dipinti sta cercando un equivalente visivo dell'ansia. La sua pittura è un riflesso di "relazioni, tensioni, flussi".
Contatto: helgaz@tlen.pl
Participants: Richard van der AA (F), Milija BELIC (F), Deb COVELL (GB), Iemke van DIJK (NL), Pascal FANCONY (F), Nick GRINDROD (GB), Billy GRUNER (AUS), Hanz HANCOCK (GB), Cvetka HOJNIK (SLO), Peter HOLM (DK), Viktor HULIK (SK), Tomasz JĘDRZEJKO (PL), Jeffrey Cortland JONES (USA), Sarah KIEGHERY (AUS), Gosia KOSCIELAK (USA), Gerda KRUIMER (NL), Josef LINSCHINGER (A), Małgorzata ŁUSZCZAK (PL), Jakub MATYS (PL), Patrick MORRISSEY (GB), Grzegorz MROCZKOWSKI (PL), Roland ORÉPÜK (F), Ivo RINGE (D), Katrina SADRAK (PL), János Szász SAXON (H), Jessica SNOW (USA), Mark STAREL (PL), T. Michael STEPHENS (USA), Bogumila STROJNA (F), Przemysław SULIGA (PL), Arkadiusz SYLWESTROWICZ (PL), Guido WINKLER (NL), Joa ZAK (PL)
Place: XS Gallery, Institute of Fine Arts, Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce, Poland
Duration: May 9-30, 2019
Curator: Mark Starel
The exhibition entitled INTERDISCURSIVE NON-OBJECTIVE 3 is the last of the three planned in Poland, in 2019, shows of the work of artists representing various generations, attitudes and trends of contemporary geometric art, for which the common denominator is interdiscursiveness.
The first edition of this exhibition took place at Galeria Działań in Warsaw in February 2019, and the second one was opened on April 10, 2019 at the University Gallery, University of Silesia in Katowice, Faculty of Art in Cieszyn.
35 artists from 12 countries are participating in the exhibition at the XS Gallery: Australia, Austria, Denmark, France, the Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia, the USA, Hungary and Great Britain.
Participants: Rita ERNST (CH), Konrad HAJDAMOWICZ (PL), Gerhard HOTTER (D), Josef LINSCHINGER (A), Jakub MATYS (PL), Grzegorz MROCZKOWSKI (PL), Tadeusz MYSLOWSKI (USA), Mark STAREL (PL), Przemyslaw SULIGA (PL), Joa ZAK (PL)
Place: Galerie Abstract Project, Paris, France
Duration: April 24 - May 4, 2019
Curator: Mark Starel
The first international exhibition of Discursive Geometry organized outside of Poland.
Participants:
Richard van der AA (F), Milija BELIC (F), Deb COVELL (GB), Pascal FANCONY (F), Nick GRINDROD (GB), Billy GRUNER (AUS), Konrad HAJDAMOWICZ (PL), Hanz HANCOCK (GB), Peter HOLM (DK),
Viktor HULIK (SK), Tomasz JĘDRZEJKO (PL), Jeffrey Cortland JONES (USA), Sarah KIEGHERYS (AUS), Gosia KOSCIELAK (USA), Gerda KRUIMER (NL), Josef LINSCHINGER (A), Małgorzata ŁUSZCZAK (PL), Jakub MATYS (PL), Patrick MORRISSEY (GB), Grzegorz MROCZKOWSKI (PL), Roland ORÉPÜK (F), Alina PICAZIO (PL), Ivo RINGE (D), Katrina SADRAK (PL), János Szász SAXON (H), Mark STAREL (PL), T. Michael STEPHENS (USA), Bogumila STROJNA (F), Przemysław SULIGA (PL), Arkadiusz SYLWESTROWICZ (PL), Guido WINKLER (NL), Joa ZAK (PL), Ernest ZAWADA (PL)
Place: University Gallery, Faculty of Art in Cieszyn, University of Silesia in Katowice, Poland
Duration: April 10 - May 5, 2019
Curator: Mark Starel
The exhibition entitled INTERDISCURSIVE NON-OBJECTIVE 2 is the second of three planned in Poland, in 2019, shows of the works of artists representing various generations, attitudes and trends of contemporary geometric art, for which the common denominator is interdiscursivity.
35 artists from Australia, Austria, Denmark, France, the Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Slovakia, the USA, Hungary and Great Britain are participating in the exhibition at the University Gallery.
Participants: Richard van der AA (F), Milija BELIC (F), Deb COVELL ( GB), Nick GRINDROD (GB), Konrad HAJDAMOWICZ (PL), Peter HOLM (DK), Viktor HULIK (SK), Jeffrey Cortland JONES (USA), Gosia KOSCIELAK (USA), Gerda KRUIMER (NL), Josef LINSCHINGER (A ), Roland ORÉPÜK (F), Ivo RINGE (D), János SAXON SZÁSZ (H), Mark STAREL (PL), T. Michael STEPHENS (USA), Przemysław SULIGA (PL), Joa ZAK (PL)
Place: Działań Gallery, Warsaw, Poland
Duration: February 22 - March 20, 2019
Curator: Mark Starel
The exhibition entitled INTERDISCURSIVE NON-OBJECTIVE is the first of three planned in Poland, in 2019, shows of the works of artists representing various generations, attitudes and trends of contemporary geometric art, for which the common denominator is interdiscursiveness. This tendency in geometric art was first diagnosed and described in 2016 by Prof. Grzegorz Sztabiński in the text "Interdiscourse in contemporary geometric art" *. The concept of the interdiscursive nature of contemporary geometric art proposed by Sztabiński is a kind of critical polemic with the concept of interdiscourse created by the German linguist and literary scholar Jürgen Link. Sztabiński believes that "Contrary to the role of the old geometric discourse, which was fairly uniform in assumptions, although multifaceted, contemporary works of this type have blurred boundaries both in terms of theoretical assumptions and practices." He also adds that geometric discourses "are expressed primarily in the works of artists, but also in author's and critical-theoretical statements. These discourses enter into complex relationships with others existing in contemporary culture. (...) They consist in attempts to combine discourses, compare them, crossing, experimental overlap or reconciliation, and sometimes showing inconsistencies, incompatibilities, desynchronization ". As examples, he points to the works of Tadeusz Mysłowski ("the possibility of continuous enrichment of the set of elements by taking into account new types of depictions of the original form"), Josef Linschinger ("non-obvious transcription of phonetic elements of the language"), Marek Starel ("combining and reconciling two types of discourses: statistics and painting geometrical "), Gerhard Hotter (" the question of the relation of what is concrete, visual or auditory, to the general principle, the complexity of which increases with the increase in the number of components taken into account "), or own creativity (" compiled and coordinated discourses: nature and logic ").
18 artists from Austria, Denmark, France, the Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Slovakia, USA, Hungary and Great Britain are participating in the exhibition at the Action Gallery in Warsaw.
The next two editions, supplemented by artists from Australia, will take place at the University Gallery in Cieszyn (opening April 10, 2019) and the XS Gallery in Kielce (opening May 9, 2019).
Mark Starel
* All quotations come from: Grzegorz Sztabiński, Interdiscourse in contemporary geometric art, [in:] Wiesław Łuczaj (ed.), GRID. Geometry in discourse. Discourse in geometry, Wyd. UJK Kielce, 2017, pp. 14-25
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