CULMINATIONS. STAGE PHOTOGRAPHY BY JACEK KULM

Discover the fascinating world of theater and dance captured through the lens of Jacek Kulm. This album is a true feast for art lovers, presenting a unique perspective on stage emotions and dynamics. Immerse yourself in a world full of expression and artistic representation, where each photograph tells its own story.

• Unique stage photographs by Jacek Kulm
• Essays by Stefan Drajewski and Marianna Michałowska
• Published by Miejskie Posnania - guarantees high quality
• 200 pages full of artistic experiences
• Ideal gift for theater and photography enthusiasts
• Format 215x21 mm - comfortable to browse

Jacek Kulm is a recognized photographer known for his extraordinary shots of dance and theater in Poznań. His works are characterized by a unique style and the ability to capture fleeting moments of stage magic. The album "Culminations" is a collection of his best photographs, transporting the viewer into a world of artistic emotions and unforgettable experiences.

The Miejskie Posnania publishing house, known for its high quality standards, presents readers with an album that will satisfy even the most demanding art lovers. Short essays by Stefan Drajewski, a theater, ballet and music critic, and Marianna Michałowska, a photography expert, add depth and context to the publication, allowing for a better understanding of Jacek Kulm's artistic message.

The album "Culminations" is not only a collection of photographs, but also a story about passion, dedication and love for art. It is a journey through the world of theater and dance, captured through the lens of an artist who can see beauty in every detail. Thanks to this album, you can move to the audience and feel the emotions that accompany theater and dance performances.

Jacek Kulm specializes mainly in artistic photography, primarily theatrical (ballet, pantomime, cabaret). He has been successful in many competitions, shows and individual exhibitions in Poland and abroad. He devoted himself to alternative photography in the 1970s and has remained faithful to it to this day.