Arsenie Platon Collection at SIS Archive Moldova

This ad-hoc collection mainly consists of documents separated from the fonds of judicial files concerning persons subject to political repression during the communist regime which is currently stored in the Archive of the Intelligence and Security Service of the Republic of Moldova (formerly the KGB Archive). It focuses on the case of Arsenie Platon, a person of peasant background and an aspiring poet, who was tried and convicted in 1961 for displaying nationalist views and for conducting “anti-Soviet agitation and propaganda” among his friends and acquaintances. Platon’s “anti-Soviet” opinions were mostly expressed in a series of poems and short proclamations in which he criticised ethnic discrimination against the Moldavians and called for the overthrow of Soviet power. This case is emblematic for less widely known forms of grassroots cultural opposition, falling under the same broad category as the cases of Gheorghe Muruziuc and Zaharia Doncev. Platon’s file includes no further information about his fate after the end of his prison term.

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Hely:
- Chișinău Bulevardul Ștefan cel Mare și Sfînt 166, Moldova 2004
Téma:
Alapítás ideje:
- 1961
Ajánlott tétel:
- Arsenie Platon. Anti-Soviet Poems and Draft Leaflets. 1959-61. Manuscripts (in Romanian and Russian)
- Official Accusatory Act Concerning the Case of Arsenie Platon. 1961 (in Russian)

Art Collections at the Museum of Czech Literature

The Art Collections of the Museum of Czech Literature contain works of art connected with the literary field (illustrations, visual works by writers, graphics, etc.). The collection has been built from inheritances; a number of works by officially non-approved artists from the period before 1989 are present here.

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Hely:
- Strahovské nádvoří 1, 118 38 Prague - Hradčany, Czech Republic
Téma:
Alapítás ideje:
- 1952
Ajánlott tétel:
- Teige, Karel. Collages, 1935-1951.

Artists' Archives of the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw

Artists’ Archives gather private collections of artists, documenting the most significant phenomena in post-1945 Polish art, including those which opposed the system or were criticised by the authorities.
Many of these, are the work of creators and milieus engaged in the critique of the authorities and the cultural mainstream of Polish People's Republic. The Archives, designed as an integral part of the new Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, collects artzines, manifestos, private and official letters, as well as documentation of artistic activities. Its collection is being digitised and published via Internet portal. The unveiling of every new collection is treated as an exhibition marked by a series of panels and meetings.

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Hely:
- Warszawa plac Defilad 1, Poland 00-901
Téma:
Alapítás ideje:
- 2008
Ajánlott tétel:
- Panoramiczny happening morski, photographic documentation, 1967

Artists' Publications from the GDR

Artists' books, became worldwide starting the end of the 1960s a medium of communication between graphic artists, writers, photographers and artists working with new media. Soon this medium was discovered by a young generation of artists in the GDR, who distancing themselves from socialist realism, used it as a vehicle for sharing not only their artistic views as well as dissenting ideas, which eventually draw the attention of the Stasi. This collection of GDR artists’ books has its origin during the GDR times when artists approached the Saxon Library, then active in purchasing graphic art from throughout the GDR.

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Hely:
- Dresden , Germany
Téma:
Alapítás ideje:
- 1986
Ajánlott tétel:
- ANSCHLAG
- ENTWERTER/ODER

Artlist

Artlist is an online database that maps the development of modern and contemporary Czech fine art from the second half of the 20th century. Artlist is a unique project that allows free and online searches of authors and their works, including the artist's biography and catalog, and a detailed description of his work.

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Hely:
- Dukelských hrdinů 500/25a, 170 00 Prague 7, Czech Republic
Téma:
Alapítás ideje:
- 2006
Ajánlott tétel:
- Karlíková, Olga. Swallowers, 1986. Drawing
- Nepraš, Karel. Dialog IV. 1969. Sculpture