Sztuka Europy Wschodniej / The Art of Eastern Europe / Искусство Восточной Европы

Polish Institute For World Art Studies – TAKO Publishing House, Warsaw – Toruń 2020

Edited by Jerzy Malinowski, Agnieszka Pospiszyl & Ewa Sułek

 

The yearbook The Art of Eastern Europe, established in 2013 by the Polish Institute of World Art Studies in Warsaw, is an international scientific journal dedicated to the art and artistic culture of Central-Eastern and Eastern Europe, primarily from the XVIII century to the present. It publishes materials from conferences as well as topical studies dedicated to important issues of art of the region and its relationships with other cultural circles. The 7th volume of the annual is titled 20th-century Ukrainian Art and Polish-Ukrainian artistic relations. It contains articles that cover issues spanning the whole century and material from various fields of art: from Impressionist and Symbolist painting, Art Nouveau architecture, national trends in art, and a quest for a new style, through avant-garde art of the 20th century and in emigration, through the realistic trends of the Socrealism to reach the art of the 1960s and 1970s, when the new oppositional trends emerged that included the artistic “underground” and expanded the art phenomena with the photographic experiments and use of the new media.

The languages of the book are Polish, Russian, and English.