Eviction. Discussion with the participation of Sylwia Chutnik, Michał Kmiecik, Michał Otłowski and Jakub Żulczyk

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A Queer Reading Lesson with Maja Heban

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Community as a Challenge. Meeting with Roberto Esposito

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The Rights of all Beings. Meeting with Eva Meijer

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About People that No One Cares About. Meeting with Óscar Martínez

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A Queer Reading Lesson with Joanna Ostrowska

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What is the Community Afraid of? Meeting with Verena Kessler

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Silesianness Wanted Immediately Meeting with Zbigniew Rokita

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A Queer Reading Lesson with Remigiusz Ryziński

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How Is Evil Born? Meeting with Éric Vuillard

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An Unpalatable Family. Meeting with Shalom Auslander

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Relations, Relationships, Dependencies. Meeting with Leïla Slimani

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Eviction. Discussion with the participation of Sylwia Chutnik, Michał Kmiecik, Michał Otłowski and Jakub Żulczyk

Host: Monika Ochędowska

One of the darkest pages of the Polish political transformation is the story of wild reprivatization, which resulted in a large group of people finding themselves on the street. Some lost everything, including their lives. We read and still read about it in the media, we constantly learn about new scandals. Unfortunately, the voice of the victims continues to be drowned out, and justice has not been served. How is the dramatic experience of the victims and their uneven fight against the ruthless reprivatization mafia presented in Polish art? Can we count on literature, film, or theater in dealing with a trauma that has a large social impact, but not so large as to encompass the entire community? And more broadly: what does realism mean to contemporary artists? Do they find it necessary and inspiring?