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Zbiór tekstów z lat 1999–2019 wybitnej polskiej krytyczki i kuratorki sztuki.
Przez dwie minione dekady Anda Rottenberg pisała teksty publikowane w polskich i zagranicznych katalogach i książkach, prasie artystycznej ale i tej codziennej. Teksty o ciekawych dziełach sztuki, ale i o sztuce i jej miejscu w życiu publicznym. Autorka wspomina artystki i artystów, od tych znanych jak Munch, po tych, o których wiedzę posiadają nieliczni. Pisze o pamięci, obecności kobiet w świecie, ale i o relacji między władzą o sztuką. „Rozrzut” to wciągający przewodnik po sztuce, ale i przez to po świecie.
Przez dwie minione dekady Anda Rottenberg pisała teksty publikowane w polskich i zagranicznych katalogach i książkach, prasie artystycznej ale i tej codziennej. Teksty o ciekawych dziełach sztuki, ale i o sztuce i jej miejscu w życiu publicznym. Autorka wspomina artystki i artystów, od tych znanych jak Munch, po tych, o których wiedzę posiadają nieliczni. Pisze o pamięci, obecności kobiet w świecie, ale i o relacji między władzą o sztuką. „Rozrzut” to wciągający przewodnik po sztuce, ale i przez to po świecie.
400 pages, Paperback
First published January 19, 2022
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About the author
Anda Rottenberg
23 books29 followersAnda Rottenberg was born in 1944. Her mother was Russian from Petersburg and her father was a Polish Jew from the town of Nowy Sącz. All of his family was murdered during the Holocaust.
Rottenberg grew up in Legnica. In 1963, she moved to Warsaw, where she earned a degree in the history of art at the University of Warsaw.
She wrote the following books: Sztuka w Polsce 1945-2005 (en. "Art in Poland 1945-2005"), Draught - Texts on Polish Art of the ‘80s (2009), Here You Are (2009), and an autobiography Proszę bardzo! (en. "You're welcome!"). The main reason for writing the latter book was her anger at the police who were unable to find the body of her son (he was a drug addict and died in unknown circumstances). In her autobiography, Rottenberg also wrote about her mother, who survived the siege of Stalingrad [?] during World War II and was sentenced to prison for stealing a few spoons of food: she met there her future husband, Rottenberg's father.
Anda Rottenberg received the Officer's Cross Order of Polonia Restituta (2001), the Commander's Cross Order of Polonia Restituta (2011), Aleksander Gieysztor Prize (2013), and Medal for Merit to Culture – Gloria Artis (2014).
Rottenberg grew up in Legnica. In 1963, she moved to Warsaw, where she earned a degree in the history of art at the University of Warsaw.
She wrote the following books: Sztuka w Polsce 1945-2005 (en. "Art in Poland 1945-2005"), Draught - Texts on Polish Art of the ‘80s (2009), Here You Are (2009), and an autobiography Proszę bardzo! (en. "You're welcome!"). The main reason for writing the latter book was her anger at the police who were unable to find the body of her son (he was a drug addict and died in unknown circumstances). In her autobiography, Rottenberg also wrote about her mother, who survived the siege of Stalingrad [?] during World War II and was sentenced to prison for stealing a few spoons of food: she met there her future husband, Rottenberg's father.
Anda Rottenberg received the Officer's Cross Order of Polonia Restituta (2001), the Commander's Cross Order of Polonia Restituta (2011), Aleksander Gieysztor Prize (2013), and Medal for Merit to Culture – Gloria Artis (2014).
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