Examining the Boundaries of Contemporary Art: An Exploratory Study of Institutional Critique in Poland 1990–2015

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Colloquia Humanistica Pub Date : 2019-11-27 DOI:10.11649/ch.2019.012

Piotr P. Płucienniczak

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Abstract

Examining the Boundaries of Contemporary Art: An Exploratory Study of Institutional Critique in Poland 1990–2015The article explores the practices of institutional critique in Polish contemporary art. A quantitative survey of cases of institutional critique reveals major problems faced by artists and their perceptions of the autonomy of the visual arts. Badanie granic sztuki współczesnej: Eksploracyjne studium krytyki instytucjonalnej w Polsce 1990-2015Artykuł prezentuje wyniki eksploracyjnych badań nad praktykami krytyki instytucjonalnej w polskiej sztuce współczesnej. Ilościowa analiza epizodów takiego rodzaju działań artystycznych ujawnia najważniejsze problemy twórców i twórczyń oraz ich percepcję autonomii sztuk wizualnych.

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审视当代艺术的边界:1990-2015年波兰制度批判的探索性研究

审视当代艺术的边界：波兰制度批评的探索性研究1990-2015本文探讨了波兰当代艺术中的制度批评实践。对制度批评案例的定量调查揭示了艺术家面临的主要问题以及他们对视觉艺术自主权的认识。本文介绍了对波兰当代艺术中制度批评实践的探索性研究结果。对这类艺术活动事件的定量分析揭示了艺术家最重要的问题以及他们对视觉艺术自主性的感知。

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期刊介绍： The journal “Colloquia Humanistica” was founded as an interdisciplinary annual forum for discussion between researchers, who represent the different fields of the humanities. Each issue provides a main theme, presented from diverse perspectives. Thanks to this we are trying to get the most complete picture of the subject matter because we are aware of the value of cooperation between representatives of the various disciplines of humanity. Therefore, we devote a lot of attention to the consistency of the texts entrusting the editorial duties to scholars of high standing. Every main theme is inspired by the cultural studies with a special attention to issues previously marginalized or dominated by any ideological influence. In focus are topics most often overlooked by official cultural and national narratives, uncomfortable for them, or treated instrumentally. So far, we suggested topics such as the question of continuity and discontinuity in the culture (first issue), the so called minor languages, minor literatures, minor cultures (second issue), multiple biographies (third issue). We invite cooperation and contributions from scholars representing cultural studies, linguists, historians, ethnologists, philosophers, and others, as it is not a complete list of disciplines represented in the journal.