Nov
2
2010
As a follow up to my previous review of Incantation documentary, I’m bringing you few video shootages from Butoh performances by Pawel Dudzinski…

Pawel Dudzinski
Photo above taken from videolife.tk (c)
Photo bellow taken from: o.pl (c)
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Nov
2
2010
Tomek Wysokinski’s art documentary Incantatio on Polish Butoh dancer Pawel Dudzinski will be my first reviewing from Zagreb Film Festival 2010 edition.

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Jun
7
2009
I don’t think I’m able to speak out how much I admire the work by Tadeusz Kantor, an extraordinary visual artist and theater director.
Luckily enough, I found these days a short documentary on his work, as somewhat small visual introduction to the career of this theater genius. Because he was a sort of precede of performance art, I decided to include him into Body cinema, although his artworkz were of outer limits…
Tadeusz Kantor
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Apr
10
2009
First you see attractive shapes and seductive colors, but then you wander where that rosy feeling of sweetness that should come in the arrangement is. Everything is perfectly composed: screens of paper flowers, dolls of plastic ones or printed canvases. And yet, it picks you, and when you come closer, it becomes serious.
Grazyna Brylewska: Drapes, Shrouds, Curtains (c)
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Mar
26
2009
Today I visited the first project within the framework of 43rd Zagreb Salon’s ‘Anti-Design / Permanent Alternatives’ exhibition, that deals with social responsibility of the author – curated by Silva Kalcic.
Exhibition by Zbigniew Libera ‘Correct Me if I’m Wrong’ in the ULUPUH gallery presents his classic works: LEGO Concentration Camp, Positives, 2002-2003 and video ‘How to train the girls‘.
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