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Book Description: Moderna Museet Stockholm, Stockholm, 1985. Softbound. Book Condition: VG. Catalog for exhibition 7 September - 30 October, 1985. From Kazimierz Brandys, The Months, Diary from Warsaw, and quoted in Granath's essay "To Let Live": "On either side of us there are peoples with a most dismal history. Germany and Russia. Because of its middle position Poland formed a zone of law and life We have never had the practical reason of the English or the French passion for creating socio-political constructions, whether absolutist or republican. But we permitted other peoples to live close to us and among us. And this is enough not to fell humiliated." From Granath's essay: The above quotation from Brandys may serve to confirm the propriety not only of inviting eight Polish artists to exhibit their works in Stockholm but of adding to the invitation a suggestion that each of them invite a co-exhibitor on the understanding that that person is not a Pole. Exhibit features the works of Henryk Stazewski, Daniel Buren, Edward Krasinski, Lars Englund, Maria Stangret, Christian Boltanski, Zbigniew Gostomski, Barry Flanagan, Leslaw and Waclaw Janicki, Gilbert & George, Tomasz Tatarczyk, Susan Rothberg, Leon Tarasewicz, and Ian McKeever. Wite wraps with lettering in several colors, black lettering on spine, 112 pp, profuse bw illustrations. Bookseller Inventory # 127113

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Book Description: Moderna museet. Book Condition: Very Good. Used - Very Good. Ex-library, but has been well cared for. Bookseller Inventory # Z1-I-023-00024

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