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    Zabawy w przestrzeni. „Rzeźba napowietrzna” Edwarda Krasińskiego
    (2023-11-27) Błotnicka-Mazur, Elżbieta
    Edward Krasiński, rzeźbiarz i malarz, jeden z najważniejszych polskich artystów lat 60. i 70. XX wieku, jest znany przede wszystkim ze swoich artystycznych interwencji z użyciem taśmy blue scotch. W niniejszym artykule autorka skupia się jednak na grupie prac rzeźbiarskich Krasińskiego pod nazwą „Dzidy”, które artysta wykonał około połowy lat 60. XX wieku przy użyciu drutu i elementów drewnianych. Julian Przyboś, poeta i krytyk sztuki, nazwał te linearne kompozycje „rzeźbami napowietrznymi”, ze względu na sposób ich prezentacji w otwartej przestrzeni. Celem artykułu jest zaproponowanie nowego odczytania tych kompozycji na podstawie komentarzy prasowych Przybosia. Najważniejszymi aspektami, które zostały wzięte pod uwagę, są: dynamika kompozycji, kształt, kolor, interakcja z otaczającą przestrzenią, powiązanie z Teorią Miejsca, która określa relacje między dziełem sztuki, zajmowaną przez nie przestrzenią a odbiorcą, a także charakterystyczne dla tego okresu zainteresowanie artysty zdobyczami nauki i techniki. Edward Krasiński, sculptor and painter, one of most important Polish artists of the 1960s and 1970s, is mainly remembered for his artistic interventions with the use of the Scotch-Blue tape. In the article, however, the author focuses on the group of sculptures known as “Dzidy” (“Spears”) made by Krasiński in the mid-1960s using wire and wooden elements. Julian Przyboś, Polish poet and art critic, called these linear compositions “overhead sculptures”, because they were presented in an open space. The aim of the article is to propose a new way of reading the compositions based on the press commentaries by Przyboś. The most crucial aspects to be taken into account are: dynamism of the compositions, shape, colour, interaction with the surrounding space, link with the Theory of Place which defines the relationship between an artwork, the space it occupies and the viewer, as well as the artist’s interest – typical for this period of time – in the achievements of science and technology.
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    Edward Krasiński’s “Overhead Sculptures”: A Manifestation of Modernity
    (Johns Hopkins University Press, 2022-12-13) Błotnicka-Mazur, Elżbieta
    Edward Krasiński (1925-2004), sculptor and painter, one of most important protagonists of the Polish art of the 1960s and 1970s, is mainly remembered for his artistic interventions with the use of the Scotch-Blue tape. However, the author of the article focuses on the group of sculptures Dzidy [The Spears] from the mid-1960s. Julian Przyboś (1901-1970), a Polish poet and art critic, called these linear compositions ‘overhead sculptures’, because they were presented in an open space. The purpose of the article is to propose a new way of comprehending the above-mentioned compositions based on the press commentaries of Przyboś. The most crucial aspects to be taken into account are: their dynamism, shape, colour, interaction with the surrounding space, link with the ‘Theory of Place’ which defines the relationship between an artwork, the space it occupies and the viewer, as well as the artist’s interest in the achievements of science and technology.
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    Bibliografia zawartości półrocznika „Archiwa Biblioteki i Muzea Kościelne”. Tomy 1-100
    (Wydawnictwo KUL, 2014) Hamryszczak, Artur Paweł
    Pismo „Archiwa Biblioteki i Muzea Kościelne” powstało w 1959 r. jako organ wydawniczy Ośrodka Archiwów Bibliotek i Muzeów Kościelnych. Początkowo było kwartalnikiem, by od numeru 4 przekształcić się w półrocznik. Założycielem i pierwszym redaktorem naczelnym był ks. prof. Stanisław Librowski. Podzielił on pismo na kilka działów tematycznych dotyczących: Ośrodka ABMK, czasopisma, archiwów, bibliotek, muzeów, nauk pomocniczych, hagiografii, materiałów biograficznych oraz zagadnień różnych. W latach 90. XX wieku wraz z kierownictwem kolejnych redaktorów zmieniała się również struktura periodyku. Od tomu 73 (200) półrocznik zawiera następujące działy tematyczne: sympozja, studia i materiały, recenzje i informacje, przegląd bibliograficzny. Ponieważ bibliografia zawiera artykuły, które ukazały się w numerach pisma przed ustaleniem aktualnej struktury przyporządkowano je do istniejących aktualnie działów. The journal “Archiwa Biblioteki i Muzea Kościelne” was established in 1959 as a magazine of the Institute of Church Archives, Libraries and Museums. At first it was a quarterly to the number 4, and then it turned into a semi-annual magazine. The founder and the first editor-in-chief was Rev. Professor Stanislaw Librowski. He divided the journal into several thematic sections referring to: the Institute of Church Archives, Libraries and Museums; magazines; archives; libraries; museums; auxiliary sciences; hagiography; biographical materials and a variety of issues. In the 1990s, along with the successive editors the structure of the journal was changed. From volume 73 (200) the periodical contains the following topics: symposia, studies and materials, reviews and news, a bibliographic review. Since the bibliography includes the articles that appeared in the issues of the journal before the establishment of the current structure, they were assigned to the currently existing sections.
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    Początki parafii Matki Bożej Królowej Korony Polskiej na Kijowskim Przedmieściu w Brześciu nad Bugiem
    (Wydawnictwo KUL, 2014) Żurek, Waldemar Witold
    Grassroots initiatives of the faithful of the city of Brześć, supported by the clergy, have been approved by the Ordinary of the Diocese of Pińsk - Bishop Zygmunt Łoziński, who on 16 October 1938 erected the parish in the Kiev Suburb in Brześć. For a growing number of the inhabitants of Brześć in the interwar period of the Second Polish Republic, the above- mentioned parish was established to meet the religious needs of the local Catholics. In August 1937, Rev. Wacław Piątkowski was mandated, by the Bishop of Pińsk, to create a parish with an indication of the Kiev Suburb, where he soon began celebrating daily liturgy in a temporary chapel. Organized in November 1937, the Church Social Construction Committee undertook the care of raising funds for the implementation of a costly venture. A temporary chapel was consecrated on 14 August 1938 by Rev. Wacław Piątkowski, a parish priest. On 30 July 1939 the Bishop of Pińsk consecrated the foundation stone of the church, and next day the construction of the foundations began. Until the outbreak of World War II, a concrete footing under the foundation of the church was made along with the necessary excavations. War and occupation: the Soviet and German prevented the implementation of the initiated project. During those years, priests performed pastoral service, not only in their own parishes but often helped other parishes which were deprived of priests because of the arrests of clergy and their deportation to concentration camps, as well as due to the moving of many priests to the west of the created in 1945 Polish-Soviet frontier on the Bug. Thanks to the clergymen who, despite everything, stayed after the war in the Diocese of Pińsk within the borders of Byelorussian SSR, the continuity of the hierarchical authority of the Church was preserved. That authority was exercised by the vicars general until the church administration had been organized within the borders of the Republic of Belarus.