In her series “Untitled Film Stills,” American visual artist Cindy Sherman adopts diverse stereotypical female personas, drawing inspiration from the aesthetics of 1950s and 1960s Hollywood, Film noir, B movies, and European art-house films. These portrayals encompass clichés and feminine archetypes deeply ingrained in the cultural imagination, such as the office girl, bombshell, girl on the run, housewife, and more. Throughout the series, the characters consistently avert their gaze from the camera and extend beyond the frame. Sherman immerses herself in each role, embodying the dual positions of both creator and subject within the artwork. Crafted predominantly between 1977 and 1980, this series garnered global recognition and received endorsement by Madonna for display at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in 1997.
An anonymous and unsuspecting author receives an anonymous online request from the artist himself to write a “scientific paper” titled “The Identity of the Contemporary Artist on the Example of Oskar Dawicki’s Work” (original title: “Tożsamość współczesnego artysty na przykładzie learn more
An anonymous and unsuspecting author receives an anonymous online request from the artist himself to write a “scientific paper” titled “The Identity of the Contemporary Artist on the Example of Oskar Dawicki’s Work” (original title: “Tożsamość współczesnego artysty na przykładzie twórczości Oskara Dawickiego”). The author’s name, Jan Wallenrod, appears on the title page. An extensive learn more
Praca magisterska / Master’s Thesis
Oskar Dawicki
The ASI project titled “Observatorium” took place in 2014 as part of the Manifesta, held in St. Petersburg. The press release informs us that the Observatorium project revolves around the figure of an observer conducting a search for evidence to learn more
The ASI project titled “Observatorium” took place in 2014 as part of the Manifesta, held in St. Petersburg. The press release informs us that the Observatorium project revolves around the figure of an observer conducting a search for evidence to support a conspiracy theory they’ve created. The nature, goals, and potential scenarios of conspiratorial activity learn more
Observatorium
Agency of Singular Investigations
“Metalosis Maligna” is a short film by Belgian artist and filmmaker Floris Kaayk. The film is a speculative fiction that explores the potential consequences of technological advancements in the field of medical prosthetics. The film depicts a fictional disease called learn more
“Metalosis Maligna” is a short film by Belgian artist and filmmaker Floris Kaayk. The film is a speculative fiction that explores the potential consequences of technological advancements in the field of medical prosthetics. The film depicts a fictional disease called “Metalosis Maligna,” which is caused by a malfunctioning medical implant. The video opens with a learn more
Metalosis Maligna
Floris Kaayk
Praca magisterska / Master’s Thesis
Oskar Dawicki
Observatorium
Agency of Singular Investigations
Metalosis Maligna
Floris Kaayk
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