poland Back to homepage
Neuropa, Inc. Europe’s Artificial Body Anna Mituś | poland | 01.03.2005
NEUROPA, INC. EUROPE’S ARTIFICIAL BODY
It has been almost two years since Jacques Derrida and Juergen Habermas published an appeal that the so-called “core Europe” be an “avant-garde locomotive” for a united European continent. In this appeal, published in the German Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung and the French La Liberation, and entitled “After the War: The Rebirth of Europe,” the authors attempted to define a new European…
JERZY KOSAŁKA - Swallowed by a Small Dog William Hollister | poland | 01.03.2005
JERZY KOSAŁKA - SWALLOWED BY A SMALL DOG
After the gradual decay of Soviet rule in Poland in the 1990s, a loosely organized group of artists, gathered under the name Legendary Luxus, pressed forward with artistic perspectives that radically diverged from what had been presented to the regional public by cultural connoisseurs as an “avant guard” trend of Polish Conceptual Art. Replacing those movements’ pale Abstract Expressionist…
The Oldest Fire In Poland Jiří Ptáček | poland | 01.03.2005
THE OLDEST FIRE IN POLAND
When I first noticed the plastic digital watch made by Janek Simon, a Polish artist, I assumed he had some particular reason for not simply buying one. But Simon, who was born in 1977, grew up in real socialism. Perhaps he couldn’t get over a childhood trauma. Digital watches used to be cult objects for Poles, Czechoslovaks and the Soviets. The watches were deified as the ultimate unattainable…
Kitsch and Ken’s Aunt  A Portrait of Polish Contemporary Art Marta Smolińska-Byczuk | poland | 01.04.2004
KITSCH AND KEN’S AUNT A PORTRAIT OF POLISH CONTEMPORARY ART
Poland’s political breakthrough in 1989 brought no significant breakthrough in art. News was widespread in the nineties of a critical art directing its sharp point at Democles and deconstructing the reality of a country freshly freed from the Communist regime. Communism was replaced by consumer society and the worship of eternal youth. Artists called attention to the fact that in 1989 Poles did…
One Small Diversion Rafał Jakubowicz | poland | 01.03.2002
ONE SMALL DIVERSION
"In early September the Polish newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza published a text by Kuba Wandachowicz of the band Cool Kids of Death.1 In this manifesto, entitled “Generation Nothing,” he defines in specific terms the Polish situation in which he and his peers currently live. They are young “intellectuals,” representatives of the generation born in the mid-1970s, a generation that, as Wandachowicz puts…

Categories

04.02.2020 10:17
Books, video, editions and artworks that might interest you Go to e-shop
The first part of a four-part publication project by the most playful Czech artist. His most pithy work, Me, is a cross-section...
More info...
8 EUR
8 USD
1997, 50.8 x 76.2 cm, Painting on Card
More info...
2 226 EUR
2 342 USD
Exceptional large-format publication detailing her black and white photo cycle of the same name. Six views on human...
More info...
12,07 EUR
13 USD
21.5 x 28 cm, Pencil Drawing
More info...
216 EUR
227 USD

Studio

Divus and its services

Studio Divus designs and develops your ideas for projects, presentations or entire PR packages using all sorts of visual means and media. We offer our clients complete solutions as well as all the individual steps along the way. In our work we bring together the most up-to-date and classic technologies, enabling us to produce a wide range of products. But we do more than just prints and digital projects, ad materials, posters, catalogues, books, the production of screen and space presentations in interiors or exteriors, digital work and image publication on the internet; we also produce digital films—including the editing, sound and 3-D effects—and we use this technology for web pages and for company presentations. We specialize in ...
 

Citation of the day. Publisher is not liable for any mental and physical states which may arise after reading the quote.

Enlightenment is always late.
CONTACTS AND VISITOR INFORMATION The entire editorial staff contacts

DIVUS BERLIN
at ZWITSCHERMASCHINE
Potsdamer Str. 161
10783 Berlin, Germany
berlin@divus.cz

 

Open Wednesday to Sunday 2 - 7 pm

 

Ivan Mečl
ivan@divus.cz, +49 (0) 1512 9088 150

DIVUS LONDON
Enclave 5, 50 Resolution Way
London SE8 4AL, United Kingdom
news@divus.org.uk, +44 (0)7583 392144
Open Wednesday to Saturday 12 – 6 pm.

 

DIVUS PRAHA
Bubenská 1, 170 00 Praha 7, Czech Republic
divus@divus.cz, +420 245 006 420

Open daily except Sundays from 11am to 10pm

 

DIVUS WIEN
wien@divus.cz

DIVUS MEXICO CITY
mexico@divus.cz

DIVUS BARCELONA
barcelona@divus.cz
DIVUS MOSCOW & MINSK
alena@divus.cz

DIVUS NEWSLETTER SUBSCRIPTION
Divus New book by I.M.Jirous in English at our online bookshop.