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Title
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I could live in Africa
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Description
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Opening: March 14, 2009, 7:00 p.m.
What is moral is what you feel good after and what is immoral is what you feel bad after.
(Ernest Hemingway)
The exhibition I could live in Africa examines the relationship between contemporary art and punk in Poland during the late 1970s and 80s.
The title was taken from the 1983 eponymous documentary film on the Polish punk band Izrael by the Dutch filmmaker and screenwriter Jacques de Koning. In addition to Jacques de Koning’s film, the exhibition will present documentaries and work by Miroslaw Balka, Jozef Robakowski, Darek Skubiel and Michal Tarkowski, among others.
This exhibition was initiated by Nicolaus Schafhausen and is being curated by Lukasz Ronduda and Michal Wolinski. It will be developed in cooperation with Witte de With, Center for Contemporary Art in Rotterdam and is part of a comprehensive exhibition series about moral conceptions and ethics that will be shown in Rotterdam starting september 2009.
For more information please consult the website:
www.ursula-blickle-stiftung.de/en/index.html
Exhibition venue
Ursula Blickle Foundation
Mühlweg 18, D – 76703 Kraichtal -UÖ
Phone +49 7251 60919, Fax +49 7251 68687
Opening hours
Wed. 2 – 5 p.m., Sun. 2 – 6 p.m. and by appointment
Participants
Wiktor Gutt
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Identifier
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KIM-EXH-3248
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Type
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Exhibition
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Date
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2009-03-15/2009-03-19
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Temporal Coverage
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2009
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Publisher
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Witte de With Center for Contemporary Art
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Spatial Coverage
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Rotterdam
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Language
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en
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Rights Holder
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Kunstinstituut Melly
I could live in Africa — image 001 Krzysztof Chromiñski, Wiktor Gutt, Waldemar Raniszewski, Conversation, 1974