MIEJSCE

7/2021

Not Yet Written Stories. Women Artists in Central and Eastern Europe

1		Not Yet Written Stories An Introduction	Marika Kuźmicz
2		Reflections on the Archive as a Strategy for Re-writing Histories	Urška Savič	DOI Abstrakt PDF
3		Telling Stories about Feminist Art in Socialist Europe Or the Archive as a Place of Cross-Generational Remaking	Karolina Majewska-Güde	DOI Abstrakt PDF
4		Women Curators Examining Women’s Roles at the ŠKUC Gallery in the 1980s	Tia Čiček	DOI Abstrakt PDF
5		There Is Nothing Like Women’s Art Work, Positions and Emancipation of Female Artists in Czechoslovakia during the Normalisation Period	Kateřina Štroblová	DOI Abstrakt PDF
6		Art Between Manliness and Activism The Role of Ukrainian. Women Artists During Political Transformations	Kateryna Iakovlenko	DOI Abstrakt PDF
7		Ways of Forgetting The Faded Image of Women Artists in Periodicals of the Latvian SSR	Ieva Melgalve  Adele Bea Cipste	DOI Abstrakt PDF
8		The Archive of Sibylle Bergemann Questions of Memorialisation and Reinterpretation	Anne Pfautsch	DOI Abstrakt PDF
9		Triple Exclusion and Fierce Determination Case Studies of Dragica Čadež & Duba Sambolec	Miha Colner	DOI Abstrakt PDF
10		Towards the Reinterpretation of the 1980s in Yugoslavia Research in Dragana (Jovanović) Žarevac’s Performance Archive	Slađana Petrović Varagić	DOI Abstrakt PDF
11		Between History and the Future On Sonja Savić’s Videos	Łukasz Mojsak	DOI Abstrakt PDF
12		Little Material, Lot of Thought Margit Szilvitzky’s Early Works in the Context of the Hungarian ‘New Textile’ Movement	Kata Balázs	DOI Abstrakt PDF
13		Unravelling the Fibre Art of Geta Brătescu	Stefanie Proksch-Weilguni	DOI Abstrakt PDF
14		Picturing the Female Gaze Photography as a Form of Cultural Resistance during Romania’s Communist Era	Uschi Klein	DOI Abstrakt PDF
15		„The Athens Charter” A review of the issues and the question of the contribution of Polish architects	Cezary Wąs	DOI Abstrakt PDF