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Paweł Łoziński’s Cine-Eye

Tadeusz Sobolewski

I try to take a close look at the world which is seemingly unattractive. After all, what can be attractive about people being confined to their beds and undergoing chemotherapy? But to me, that’s interesting. I don’t look for outward attractiveness

Side effects

HALF A PAGE:
Polański

Joanna Tokarska-Bakir

The society as a blind, co-molesting mother. Polański as a figurehead. The law, which is supposed to clean up afterwards

Side effects

NOTES FROM UNDER THE TABLE:
Three Stripes to the Wind

Yes, in Poland at least, Tania Odzież is unashamedly cheap and not aspiring to cool, and you can throw things together and make your own way, make your own – what’s the word? – style

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Liberature: Word, Icon, Space
Wojciech Kalaga
2
Paweł Łoziński’s Cine-Eye
Tadeusz Sobolewski
3
WHO'S WHO AND WHY:
Twożywo
John Biweekly
4
Access Denied
John Biweekly
5
NOTES FROM UNDER THE TABLE:
Three Stripes to the Wind
James Hopkin
6
Heroin
Tomasz Piątek
7
Xenakis – the Punk
Agata Diduszko-Zyglewska
8
HALF A PAGE:
Polański
Joanna Tokarska-Bakir
9
THE ABC OF NEW CULTURE:
F as in Fan
Mirek Filiciak / Alek Tarkowski

1
Poland Suffers From
Stockholm Syndrome
PIOTR CZERKAWSKI TALKS TO PAWEŁ SALA
2
Project Modernity
Lidia Pańków
3
WHO'S WHO AND WHY:
Chłodna25
Agnieszka Le Nart
4
WHO'S WHO AND WHY:
Radek Szlaga
Agnieszka Le Nart
5
BEFORE THE EUROPEAN CULTURE CONGRESS:
Love Europe World of Zygmunt Bauman
John Biweekly
6
Big Inauguration
John Biweekly
7
WHO'S WHO AND WHY:
Karol Radziszewski
KRZYSZTOF ŻUREK
8
Opening of the Czesław Miłosz International Dialogue Centre – Online Broadcast on 30 June
John Biweekly
9
Photomonth in Kraków: Alias
ADAM MAZUR TALKS TO ADAM BROOMBERG AND OLIVIER CHANARIN

Shorthand

"The concept of an author was not given to us by God, but by lawyers." - J. Smiers in Wikianarchy debate http://t.co/tVunpyTR
Polish Is The New Swedish In Innovative Design? http://t.co/2wGXLb27 via @portable
This week in Kinomuzeum: http://t.co/3azq9F0A
Polish Documentary Film Looking Up | Biweekly http://t.co/9Uck95Gd
Nobel literature prize winning poet Szymborska died http://t.co/NKtV0GcC
Mapping Stereotypes: Europe according to the Poles http://t.co/VHNgw4NR via @alphadesigner
Wesołowski + Kaliski by FewQuietPeople via #soundcloud http://t.co/q7LY07Zc
Archives: NYC Street Pole from Biweekly#02 via #soundcloud http://t.co/ngxZzIiX
Tillmans in Zachęta until 31 Jan http://t.co/pUm65mbS
Nosferatu's performance with English subs in Teatr Narodowy tonight http://t.co/ugdQuVUP
while ACTA is being protested http://t.co/CmUDLQQs we should discuss culture's new circulation tonight at 18.00 in Zacheta Gallery in Warsaw
have you seen my brand new outfit?;) http://t.co/YSTmBA4t
Poland - that is to say nowhere http://t.co/80EzptcU
dodecaudion - at least watch! http://t.co/PttM3z15
Czesław and Czesław http://t.co/IosmCWHR
Kill Pill http://t.co/CofgcJhF
Warsaw, Poland by Weronika Anna Marianna http://t.co/Djnjt0tc
Stephen Fry reads Czesław Miłosz http://t.co/eEt9HVpM
interview with Jerzy Stuhr http://t.co/5oVHptGt
Grospierre in the upcoming issue#32 http://t.co/FB9AgqK9

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Intro

Access Denied

John Biweekly

Another important happening worth mentioning took place this summer. MediaLab in Chrzelice, in the Southwest of Poland, was a series of workshops organised by Biweekly columnists Mirek Filiciak and Alek Tarkowski, and the Ortus Foundation

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Slam Sensing Nation Sensation

John Biweekly

Slam Sensing Nation Sensation is the idea of a concert/happening designed on the idea of the ‘Chinese whispers’ game. Marcin Cecko’s poem, published in Biweekly#01, went through an evolution of translations, from one language to another in the pre-established order

Theatre

Xenakis - the Punk

Agata Diduszko-Zyglewska

I didn’t really know Xenakis before, but it turned out that he touches the precise parts of my sensitivity that until recently were satisfied by other music, such as punk and avant-garde. His music comes from the same source as punk music, while being ahead of it, like every avant-garde

Literature

Liberature: Word, Icon, Space

Wojciech Kalaga

The word ‘liberature’ is a kind of an umbrella term that merges the meaning of the Latin ‘liber’ as ‘free’ with that of a book: it thus connotes both creative freedom and the sense of the book as a material object in the artistic message. The book does not contain the work – the book IS the work

Art

WHO'S WHO AND WHY:
Twożywo

John Biweekly

In this section we introduce Polish artists, places, new phenomena. We always ask the person or the place’s representative the following question: WHY ARE YOU HERE? It’s completely up to them, how are they going to interpret the question and answer it: TWOŻYWO

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SOMETHING OR OTHER:
The Morning After

Irena Grudzińska-Gross

But the dogs are a tiny minority of the Prospect Park habitués. The park is in constant use by people who exercise their bodies and their minds

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THE ABC OF NEW CULTURE:
F as in Fan

Mirek Filiciak / Alek Tarkowski

Fan creativity began with short stories, but already in the 1980s montage films, created on the basis of official, professional productions, played an important role in fandom output

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NOTES FROM UNDER THE TABLE:
Three Stripes to the Wind

James Hopkin

Yes, in Poland at least, Tania Odzież is unashamedly cheap and not aspiring to cool, and you can throw things together and make your own way, make your own – what’s the word? – style

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