Check out the impressive program of the last conference of the Resonances series organized by Piotr Piotrowski Center for Research On East-Central European Art and taking place  in Poznan with Katarzyna Cytlak, Irina Genova, Cristina Freire, Daniel Grúň, Rado Ištok, Dorota Jagoda Michalska, Klara Kemp-Welch, Jarosław Kozłowski, Inga Lace, Walter Mignolo, Ksenija Orelj, Jana Písaříková, Caterina Preda, Radek Przedpełski, Magdalena Radomska, Pablo Santa Olalla, Natalia Słaboń, Gabriela Świtek, Alina Șerban, Katerina Valdivia Bruch, Rashmi Viswanathan, Karolina Wilczyńska, Darina Zavadilová.

You can watch the recordings of each lecture and discussion of the third Resonances conference, The Exhibition as Medium in the Bloc, which took place in the Academic Research Centre of the Academy of Fine Arts, Prague.

Videos can be accessed clicking on the respective line in the program.

You can watch the recordings of each lecture and discussion of the second Resonances conference, Beyond Friendships: Regional Cultural Transfer in the Art of the 70s, which took place in Budapest, in Artpool Art Research Center at the Central European Research Institute for Art History (KEMKI).

Videos can be accessed clicking on the respective line in the program.

The symposium convened by Andrea Euringer Bátorová (Comenius University, Bratislava) focused on the networks, communication channels, nodes and vehicles of transfers between the art scenes of the countries of the so-called "Eastern bloc" in the 1970s took place online. The recordings of the presentations and discussions are available now.

The Resonances project is a collaborative research project running from 2021 to 2024, and runned by nine researchers and one project coordinator from four institutes. Check out who we are on the team section of our website designed by Bence Takács and developed by Dániel Varga. 

The program of the second event of our Resonances cooperation is now available. The 2-day conference will investigate the concept of cultural transfer and its relevance for the transnational art histories of Central-East Europe in the 1970s. 

The conference is dedicated to the memory and work of László Beke.