The University of
Michigan
Center
for Russian & East European Studies
and the School of Art & Design,
in
association with the Polish Cultural Institute,
present:
ZBIGNIEW LIBERA: WORK FROM 1984-2004
The first
comprehensive exhibition and residency
in the United
States
of Zbigniew
Libera, one of Poland’s most recognized and controversial artists
January 13 - February 17, 2006
Opening Receptions: Friday, January 13, 6-9pm
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
School of Art & Design
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Thursday, January 19, 5 pm
Michigan Theater,
603 East Liberty Street, Ann
Arbor, Michigan
Penny
W. Stamps Distinguished Visitors Series Presentation and
Annual Copernicus Lecture
Zbigniew Libera,
artist
How
Artists are Tamed: Zbigniew Libera and the Polish Press, 1980-2005
Friday, January 20, 2-5 pm
1636 International Institute,
1080 South University Street,
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Symposium:
Revolution in the Attic: The Tradition of Polish Counter-Culture
Participants: Zbigniew Libera, artist, Warsaw; Norman Kleeblatt,
chief curator, Jewish Museum, New York; Lukasz Ronduda, new media
curator, Center for Contemporary Art “Zamek Ujazdowski”, Warsaw; Tirtza Even,
assistant professor of art, U-M; Michael D. Kennedy, professor of
sociology, U-M; Piotr Westwalewicz, lecturer in Slavic languages &
literatures, U-M; Magdalena Zaborowska, associate professor of American
culture, U-M
Mini-course
Revolution in the Attic: the Tradition of Polish Counter-Culture
Instructor: Piotr Westwalewicz, lecturer in Slavic Languages and Literatures,
U-M
REES
410.001/meets with Slavic 490.001, one credit
and on the occasion of the
exhibition,
at WHITE BOX, 525 West 26th Street, NEW YORK CITY
Artist's Talk by Zbigniew Libera
>>> MORE ON “ZBIGNIEW LIBERA: WORK FROM 1984-2004”
>>> LIST OF WORKS IN THE EXHIBITION
>>> ZBIGNIEW
LIBERA – RESUME
>>> ZBIGNIEW LIBERA – SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
The Zbigniew Libera residency and exhibition at the University of Michigan are supported, in part, by the U-M Copernicus Endowment and the School of Art & Design’s Roman J. Witt Visiting Faculty Program and Penny W. Stamps Distinguished Visitors Series. Additional funding comes from U-M’s Center for Russian and East European Studies; College of Literature, Science, and the Arts; International Institute; and the Office of Vice President for Research; Polish Cultural Institute, New York; Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Poland; Centre for Contemporary Art “Ujazdowski Castle”, Warsaw; and the Fundacja Sztuka i Wspόłczesnosc, Warsaw.
University
of Michigan
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Centre for Contemporary Art “Ujazdowski Castle |
Fundacja Sztuka i Wspόłczesnosc |
