Revisionist Syndrome (e-book PDF, EPUB)

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Revisionist Syndrome is an artistic and research project that was exhibited at Ivano-Frankivsk Town Hall in December 2021. It tells the story of N., who lived in Stanislaviv and Lviv during the interwar and Soviet periods. In the late 1920s and early 1930s, whilst a student, N. witnessed the artistic life of the time, in particular the modernist explorations of the “artes” association and the Kraków Group. By the 1960s, we find N. working as a graphic designer at one of the factory clubs in Soviet-era Ivano-Frankivsk. During this period, N. was also registered at the city’s psychoneurological dispensary, where he later passed away.

Throughout December 2021, 54 visual works and a recording of a radio programme were exhibited in the central exhibition hall of the Ivano-Frankivsk Regional Museum. This catalogue serves not only as a record of the exhibition, but also as a description of N.’s body of work and an account of his life story.

 

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Revisionist Syndrome is an artistic and research project that was exhibited at Ivano-Frankivsk Town Hall in December 2021. It tells the story of N., who lived in Stanislaviv and Lviv during the interwar and Soviet periods. In the late 1920s and early 1930s, whilst a student, N. witnessed the artistic life of the time, in particular the modernist explorations of the "artes" association and the Kraków Group. By the 1960s, we find N. working as a graphic designer at one of the factory clubs in Soviet-era Ivano-Frankivsk. During this period, N. was also registered at the city’s psychoneurological dispensary, where he later passed away. Throughout December 2021, 54 visual works and a recording of a radio programme were exhibited in the central exhibition hall of the Ivano-Frankivsk Regional Museum. This catalogue serves not only as a record of the exhibition, but also as a description of N.’s body of work and an account of his life story.

TEAM

Research and reconstruction of N.’s practice: Nikita Kadan

Research and reconstruction of a radio report from the 1931 exhibition: Yuriy Andrukhovych

Work with radio and sound: Oleksandr Sushynskyi, Lera Polyanskova

Coordination and implementation: Alona Karavai, Anna Potyomkina

CHARACTERISTICS

Languages: Ukrainian, English, Polish

Number of pages: 128

Format: 155 × 235 mm