World War II

review Carolyn Cole, A US marine is covered in camouflage face paint during the battle for Najaf, Iraq, where American forces spent weeks bombing and fighting their way to the city’s holy Imam Ali Shrine, before negotiating an end to the fighting, Najaf, Iraq, August 2004. © Carolyn Cole / Los Angeles Times

The Long Tradition Of Female Photographers Working In Crisis Zones "Women War Photographers" - exhibition

Contemporary Lynx Team Mar 11, 2020
profile Bogusław Szwacz, Composition, 1948, oil, canvas, photograph by Zygmunt Gajewski

All Power To The Imagination!, Text written for the catalogue [fragments]

Contemporary Lynx Team Jan 19, 2019
review 'Orient' - exhibition, Bunkier Sztuki Gallery, photo: Studio FILMLOVE

THE SMELL OF EUROPEAN ORIENT

Contemporary Lynx Team Nov 02, 2018
review Human Landscapes the first UK retrospective exhibition of the work of Polish artist Alina Szapocznikow 1926-1973 at The Hepworth Wakefield. Photo by Guzelian

Alina Szapocznikow Experience Translated Through Representations Of Body

Roma Piotrowska Nov 25, 2017
essay Wiktoria Nowak, Ład

D-file #5: Wiktoria Nowak The ŁAD (Order) Cooperative

Ania Diduch Jul 26, 2017