| Artistic communities in Russia: the studios, artists’ colonies, circles, creative societies, salons |
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Dr hab. Katarzyna Osiñska Professor at the Institute of Slavic Studies of the Polish Academy of Sciences (PAN)  Author semester 2013/2014 Series of workshops Cinema Room, 6pm Admission free Workshops are conducted in Polish. PROGRAMME Workshop I Mon 10 February 2014 Early twentieth-century Saint Petersburg as a place where the idea of “life-creation” (zhiznetvorchestvo) found its embodiment: the societies and circles Workshop II Mon 10 March 2014 Koktebel in Crimea: an informal artists’ colony established by the poet Maximilian Voloshin Workshop III Mon 19 May 2014 Studios of free dance: a network of amateur artistic groups, which were particularly active in the 1920s, inspired by the performances of Isadora Duncan and, among other things, the ideas of Émil Jaques-Dalcroze Workshop IV i V Mon 2 June 2014 Lianozovo in the 1970s, the place where Moscow Conceptualism was born Contemporary art groups and theatre projects  Katarzyna Osiñska, PhD, is Professor at the Institute of Slavic Studies of the Polish Academy of Sciences (PAN). Her main area of research is twentieth-century Russian theatre, especially its studio and laboratory dimension. Her other interests include cultural transfer. She has curated programmes designed to promote Polish theatre internationally. Her major publications include monographs Klasztory i laboratoria (2003) and Teatr rosyjski XX wieku wobec tradycji (2009). Programme coordinators: Dariusz Kosiñski Sylwia Fia³kiewicz: fsylwia@grotowski-institute.art.pl Karolina Wycisk: karolina@grotowski-institute.art.pl |