The project aims to combine activities in the field of visual arts with interdisciplinary considerations in the spectrum of various fields of humanities and social sciences. The theoretical approach of the scientists and artists meeting has become the question of “identity”. The most important issues which are still “in the process”, concerning all areas of human life: its artistic, cultural, social, religious or scientific activities.
Curators: Krzysztof Gil, Justyna Gorzkowicz Artists: ➤ NATALIA KOPYTKO – An image of an identity built from memories – Unreal Places ➤ MAŁGORZATA WIELEK-MANDRELA – Image of Identity Through a Creative Act ➤ KRZYSZTOF GIL – Dual Identity Image ➤ KRZYSZTOF MARCHLAK – A non-heteronormative identity image ➤ ŁUKASZ MURZYN – Image of a Local-Personal Identity – Heritage
The virtual exhibition ‘Images of Identity’ (18.12.2020-18.02.2021 at 3D Blue Point Art Gallery, PUNO London) and conference ‘Our Everyday Identity’ (11-12.12.2020) were parts of the interdisciplinary research project: “The Question of ‘Identity’ in an Interdisciplinary Approach″. The project was carried out in cooperation with the Institute of European Culture of the Polish University Abroad of the Ignacy Jan Paderewski in London (PUNO) and the Institute of Painting and Artistic Education of Art Department of the Pedagogical University of the National Commission in Cracow (UP)
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NATALIA KOPYTKO – An image of an identity built from memories – <em>Unreal Places</em>
on the right: MAŁGORZATA WIELEK-MANDRELA – Image of Identity Through a Creative Act
on the left: MAŁGORZATA WIELEK-MANDRELA, in the background: KRZYSZTOF MARCHLAK – A non-heteronormative identity image
on the left: ŁUKASZ MURZYN – Image of a Local-Personal Identity – Heritage, on the right: KRZYSZTOF GIL – Dual Identity Image
on the left: KRZYSZTOF MARCHLAK – A non-heteronormative identity image, on the right: ŁUKASZ MURZYN – Image of a Local-Personal Identity – Heritage
