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A catalogue of our first exhibition in Brixton Art Gallery in 1986. There is a long article that precedes the artists pages, put together by Stefan Szczelkun, that documents the critical discursive formation of the group. Some Polish artists in London decide not to be part of the group and give their reasons. I think that the issue was an ambivalence about 'national identity' as being tainted by nationalism etc, whereas I took care that the group was 'progressive' in direction.
Foreword in Polish by Andrzej Borkowski
22 artists have a page each to describe themselves and or their work.
For more details.
Artists in show:
Lydia Bauman, Margaret Bialokoz Smith, Martin Blaszk, Tessa Blatchley, Krystyna Borkowska, Andrzej Borkowski, Jerzy George Bort, Maria Chevska, Leszek Dabrowski, Mietek Dymny, Ruth Jacobson, Kasia Januszko, Simon Lewandowski, Ewa Mann, Rosita Matyniowna, Jamoula McKean, Ondre Nowakowski, Margaret Ochocki, Jozefa Rogocki, Louise Severyn Kosinska, Stefan Szczelkun, Jola Scicinska, Silvia Ziranek
Lydia Bauman, Margaret Bialokoz Smith, Martin Blaszk, Tessa Blatchley, Krystyna Borkowska, Andrzej Borkowski, Jerzy George Bort, Maria Chevska, Leszek Dabrowski, Mietek Dymny, Ruth Jacobson, Kasia Januszko, Simon Lewandowski, Ewa Mann, Rosita Matyniowna, Jamoula McKean, Ondre Nowakowski, Margaret Ochocki, Jozefa Rogocki, Louise Severyn Kosinska, Stefan Szczelkun, Jola Scicinska, Silvia Ziranek
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