Fiction Talks #6

Nikita Kadan

The “History and Utopia” project traces authentic, albeit seemingly implausible, histories as well as stories that could turn out to be true. Documents and archives are blended with forgeries. The artist reveals what we sometimes don’t want to know or learn more
The “History and Utopia” project traces authentic, albeit seemingly implausible, histories as well as stories that could turn out to be true. Documents and archives are blended with forgeries. The artist reveals what we sometimes don’t want to know or remember. The exhibition’s concept is borrowed from Emil Cioran’s book “History and Utopia,” consisting of learn more
History and Utopia, 2013
							Hubert Czerepok						
Born in 1867 as the sole offspring of a modest manufacturer, Sophie grew up in Nogent-sur-Marne, a town near Paris. Raised in the Catholic faith, she spent her formative years at a convent in Aubervilliers. During her childhood, while accompanying learn more
Born in 1867 as the sole offspring of a modest manufacturer, Sophie grew up in Nogent-sur-Marne, a town near Paris. Raised in the Catholic faith, she spent her formative years at a convent in Aubervilliers. During her childhood, while accompanying her father on his errands, she crossed paths with Madeleine Smith, forging a friendship that learn more
Sophie la Rossier
							Iris Haussler						
Apparently, gays were always a pain in the ass of a polish-ed catholical society. Even today, but especially in 2007, the Polish public space and mass media portrayed them as bearers of subversive ideas.  It made Karol Radziszewski thinking, “”What learn more
Apparently, gays were always a pain in the ass of a polish-ed catholical society. Even today, but especially in 2007, the Polish public space and mass media portrayed them as bearers of subversive ideas.  It made Karol Radziszewski thinking, “”What if we, as LGBTQ+ individuals, were a genuine threat to society?” “. As an openly learn more
Fag Fighters, 2007
							Karol Radziszewski						