APPARENTLY, THAT'S HOW IT MUST BE BETWEEN LIVING ARTISTS. CORRESPONDENCE 1966-2011

Discover the fascinating exchange of thoughts between two outstanding figures of Polish culture: Tadeusz Różewicz and Jerzy Jarocki. This unique correspondence is not only a record of intellectual discussions, but also an intimate look at the creative process and the relationships between artists. Immerse yourself in the world of theater, literature and personal confessions that shaped the Polish art scene in the second half of the 20th century.

• Unique insight into the relationship between Różewicz and Jarocki
• Record of discussions of two outstanding intellectuals
• Portrait of the meeting of different fields of art
• Look behind the scenes of creative work
• Unique opportunity to look at the artists' workshop
• Record of the community of work, thoughts and disputes
• Testimony of the ordinary life of two creators

Tadeusz Różewicz and Jerzy Jarocki are icons of Polish culture, whose work has forever entered the history of theater and literature. Their correspondence, which lasted intermittently from 1966 to 2011, is a fascinating document of an era that allows us to understand the process of creating outstanding theatrical works. These letters are not only an exchange of thoughts, but also a record of the difficult, dynamic relationship that connected the two creators.

The collaboration between Różewicz and Jarocki was sometimes turbulent, but it resulted in many memorable theatrical performances that have permanently entered the history of Polish theater. These include plays such as "Wyszedł z domu", "Stara kobieta wysiaduje", "Na czworakach" and "Pułapkę". The letters of both artists are a unique opportunity to look at their workshop, the creation of works, but also to see the relationship between them, full of tensions, disputes and mutual respect.

"Apparently, that's how it must be between living artists. Correspondence 1966-2011" is not only a record of artistic struggles, but also an intimate portrait of two outstanding personalities who have forever changed the face of Polish culture. It is a must-read for all lovers of theater, literature and art history who want to explore the secrets of the creative process and the relationships between artists. The book was published in 2025 by Warstwy Publishing House and has 240 pages.