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[[Image:We_See_You_Galeria_Foksal_window_1968-69.jpg|thumb|258px|''We See You'', Galeria Foksal window with Tadeusz Kantor, Anka Ptaszkowska, Zbigniew Gostomski, [[Henryk Stażewski]], Maria Stangret, Edward Krasiński, and Wiesław Borowski, 1968-9.]]
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[[Image:We_See_You_Galeria_Foksal_window_1968-69.jpg|thumb|258px|''We See You'', Galeria Foksal window with [[Tadeusz Kantor]], Anka Ptaszkowska, Zbigniew Gostomski, [[Henryk Stażewski]], Maria Stangret, Edward Krasiński, and Wiesław Borowski, 1968-9.]]
 
[[Image:Wieslaw_Borowski_with_painting_by_Zbigniew_Gostomski_in_front_of_Galeria_Foksal_Warsaw.jpg|thumb|258px|Wieslaw Borowski with a painting by Zbigniew Gostomski in front of Galeria Foksal in Warsaw. Borowski to Marek Bartelik in 2011: "Because the government closely monitored artistic activities in Poland, we created a parallel ‘second system,’ which consisted of various art events in cafés and private homes. Particularly vibrant discussions took place in [Henryk] Stażewski’s apartment. Krzywe Koło [Gallery in Warsaw] was closed in 1965, since it was considered too subversive. Our meetings thus had to be moved to another place. A café belonging to the Society of Polish Architects (SARP) on Foksal Street became our new gathering place.." [http://www.brooklynrail.org/2011/09/art/marek-baretlik-with-wieslaw-borowski (source)]]]
 
[[Image:Wieslaw_Borowski_with_painting_by_Zbigniew_Gostomski_in_front_of_Galeria_Foksal_Warsaw.jpg|thumb|258px|Wieslaw Borowski with a painting by Zbigniew Gostomski in front of Galeria Foksal in Warsaw. Borowski to Marek Bartelik in 2011: "Because the government closely monitored artistic activities in Poland, we created a parallel ‘second system,’ which consisted of various art events in cafés and private homes. Particularly vibrant discussions took place in [Henryk] Stażewski’s apartment. Krzywe Koło [Gallery in Warsaw] was closed in 1965, since it was considered too subversive. Our meetings thus had to be moved to another place. A café belonging to the Society of Polish Architects (SARP) on Foksal Street became our new gathering place.." [http://www.brooklynrail.org/2011/09/art/marek-baretlik-with-wieslaw-borowski (source)]]]
 
A gallery in [[Warsaw]], founded 1966.
 
A gallery in [[Warsaw]], founded 1966.

Revision as of 19:44, 27 April 2020

We See You, Galeria Foksal window with Tadeusz Kantor, Anka Ptaszkowska, Zbigniew Gostomski, Henryk Stażewski, Maria Stangret, Edward Krasiński, and Wiesław Borowski, 1968-9.
Wieslaw Borowski with a painting by Zbigniew Gostomski in front of Galeria Foksal in Warsaw. Borowski to Marek Bartelik in 2011: "Because the government closely monitored artistic activities in Poland, we created a parallel ‘second system,’ which consisted of various art events in cafés and private homes. Particularly vibrant discussions took place in [Henryk] Stażewski’s apartment. Krzywe Koło [Gallery in Warsaw] was closed in 1965, since it was considered too subversive. Our meetings thus had to be moved to another place. A café belonging to the Society of Polish Architects (SARP) on Foksal Street became our new gathering place.." (source)

A gallery in Warsaw, founded 1966.

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