ZOFIA KULIK: METHODOLOGY, MY LOVE

Discover the fascinating world of Zofia Kulik's work, one of the most important figures in the Polish Neo-Avant-Garde. This exceptional publication, the first comprehensive one dedicated to the artist's individual work, takes us deep into her complex and highly inspiring artistic vision. Kulik, known for her contribution to the KwieKulik duo, this time presents herself as an independent creator, whose works deserve in-depth analysis and interpretation.

• First publication dedicated to Zofia Kulik's individual work
• In-depth analysis of the artist's solo works
• Co-founder of the KwieKulik duo
• Established position in the history of neo-avant-garde art
• Richly illustrated with numerous examples of works
• Published by the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw

Zofia Kulik, born in 1947, is an intermedia artist, photographer, performer and author of installations. In the years 1970-1987, together with Przemysław Kwiek, she founded the KwieKulik duo, which became one of the most important phenomena of the Polish Neo-Avant-Garde. Their works, often political and social in nature, aroused controversy and provoked reflection on the reality surrounding them. Kulik's solo work, although less known, is equally fascinating and deserves special attention.

This publication is the result of years of research and analysis, which made it possible to rediscover and interpret the works of Zofia Kulik. The book contains critical essays, interviews with the artist and extensive illustrative material presenting a wide selection of her works. Thanks to this, the reader has the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the diversity of her work, from monumental photographic compositions, through spatial installations, to intimate notes and sketches.

The publication was published by the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, which has been involved in the promotion and documentation of Polish contemporary art for years. The museum is known for its high-quality publications, which are a valuable source of knowledge for researchers, students and art lovers. The book about Zofia Kulik is another contribution to the museum's rich publishing heritage, which will certainly appeal to a wide audience.

"Zofia Kulik: Methodology, My Love" is a must-read for anyone interested in contemporary art, the neo-avant-garde and the work of women in art. It is also an excellent opportunity to get to know and understand the phenomenon of Zofia Kulik, an artist who has permanently entered the history of Polish culture.