Umiestnenie

• London, United Kingdom
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• Warszawa, Warsaw, Poland
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Jazyk

• Angličtina
• Poľština

Webová stránka

• https://www.facebook.com/punkpl/

Názov zbierky

• Polish Punk 1978-1982

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Opis obsahu

• The collection of Anna Dąbrowska-Lyons contains punk zines, photographs, and newspaper clippings gathered mainly between 1978 and ca. 1982 and later, before her emigration to London in 1986. Most notable fanzines include such titles as: Post and PUNK published by Henryk Gajewski, Zjadacz Radia and Papier Białych Wulkanów by Jacek “Luter” Lenartowicz, Kanał Review by Andrzej “Amok” Turczynowicz, Radio Złote Kłosy by Anna “Ada” Dąbrowska, Tomasz… viac

  The collection of Anna Dąbrowska-Lyons contains punk zines, photographs, and newspaper clippings gathered mainly between 1978 and ca. 1982 and later, before her emigration to London in 1986. Most notable fanzines include such titles as: Post and PUNK published by Henryk Gajewski, Zjadacz Radia and Papier Białych Wulkanów by Jacek “Luter” Lenartowicz, Kanał Review by Andrzej “Amok” Turczynowicz, Radio Złote Kłosy by Anna “Ada” Dąbrowska, Tomasz Hornung’s Organ and Szmata by Stefan “Mikes” Mikulski. They come complemented with numerous brochures and leaflets, e.g. from the first 1^st Polish New Wave Festival in Kołobrzeg or the 1^st New Wave Festival (I Festiwal Nowej Fali) in Toruń, both organised in 1980, as well as with bulletins published by members of Tilt and Kryzys bands, which in 1981 transformed into the first Polish punk superband, Brygada Kryzys. The poetry of these publications represents a blend of Western fanzines inspirations with the legacy of futurism, Dada, and other avant-garde movements. Surrealistic novelettes by “Luter” were featured next to Gajewski's constructivistic typography, extremely expressive photographs by “Ada”, and humorous illustrations by Tomasz “Frantz” Lipiński of Tilt.

  The most interesting of these materials were included in the Polski punk album, published independently by Anna Dąbrowska-Lyons in 1999. “Ada’s” photographs, full of dynamism, motion, and emotions, constitute an important part of the album. Dąbrowska created unique photographic portraits of her punk friends, masterfully capturing the mimics, flinches, and emotions expressed by human faces. The portraits are complemented with photographs from concerts, events, and meetings, often vivid and exuberant, which perfectly illustrate the fashion, the atmosphere, and the lifestyle of the punk community at the turn of the 1970s and 1980s.

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Obsah

• fotografie: 100-499
• grafiky: 10-99
• šedá literatúra (archívne dokumenty: brožúry, bulletiny, letáky, správy, záznamy bezpečnostných zložiek, nahrávky, koncepty, zápisnice a i.): 10-99

Správca

• Dąbrowska-Lyons, Anna

Majiteľ

• Dąbrowska-Lyons, Anna

Geografický záber súčasných aktivít súvisiacich so zbierkou

• národné

Téma

• Undergroundová kultúra (vo všeobecnosti)
• alternatívne životné štýly a každodenná rezistencia
• hudba (rock, punk, alternatívna hudba, klasická hudba atď.)

Zakladateľ

• Dąbrowska-Lyons, Anna

Dátum založenia

• 1978

Miesto založenia

• Warszawa, Warsaw, Poland
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Tvorca obsahu

• Dąbrowska-Lyons, Anna
• Gajewski, Henryk

Zberateľ

• Dąbrowska-Lyons, Anna

Dôležité udalosti v dejinách zbierky

• Photo exhibition at Desa gallery in Warsaw

Významné predmety zbierky

• Polish Punk 1978-1982

Prístup

• návšteva možná po dohode

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• Stanczyk, Xawery

zoznam odkazov

Ania Dąbrowska-Lyons, Polski punk 1978-1982, Agencja Promocyjno-Wydawnicza ADA, Warszawa 1999.

Łukasz Ronduda, Sztuka polska lat 70. Awangarda, Polski Western, Centrum Sztuki Współczesnej Zamek Ujazdowski, Jelenia Góra-Warszawa 2009.

Dąbrowska-Lyons, Anna, interview by Stanczyk, Xawery, September 19, 2017. COURAGE Registry Oral History Collection