Art Inquiry. Recherches sur les arts
2009, Nr 11

On the Aesthetic Sources and Boundaries of the Art of a Free Life

Roman Kubicki

Political non-domination and Artistic Freedom

Waldemar Hanasz

L`oeil emancipè = Emancipation of the Eye

Iwona Lorenc

Aesthetic Illusions of Freedom? ‘Aesthetic Ideology’ and a Praise of Aesthetic Appearance

Agnieszka Rejniak-Majewska

Spaces of Freedom in Modern Art

Grzeorz Sztabiński

The Free Space in Art

Robert C. Morgan

Philosophical Contexts of the Attitude of Contemporary Artists to Time, History and Tradition

Teresa Pękala

Heritage and Identity in the Art at the Turn of the 21st Century. An Introduction

Rafał Solewski

The Space of Art History : Mieke Bal’s ‘preposterousness’

Mateusz Salwa

Camp and Glamour as Expressions of Aesthetic, Moral and Political Freedom

Wioletta Kazimierska-Jerzyk

The Art Museum: the Space of Freedom and Violence

Maria Popczyk

Between Utopia and Realism : Socialist Realist Urban Space in Selected Examples

Aleksandra Sumorok

Freedom within the Boundaries of Feminism: Interpretations of Georgia O’Keeffe’s Art

Magdalena Samborska

Spaces of Freedom: the Role of Geometry in Land Art

Paulina Sztabińska

‘They Call It Illegal, We Call It Free’ – Street Art Images Set Free

Agnieszka Gralińska-Toborek

Graffiti and Street Art : Incorporation of Urban Space as an Attempt to Establish the Artistic Freedom

Michał Bieżyński

Space of a Socialist Housing District, the Space of a Modern Poem – the Sensual Art of Miron Białoszewski

Beata Śniecikowska

Expressive Painting of the 1980s as a Sign of Freedom

Grzegorz Dziamski

National Identity and Globalization – Examples of Polish Contemporary Art

Justyna Ryczek

The Art Critic and Globalization

Grzegorz Sztabiński

Notes on the contributors