Paulina Olowska | "Siatkarka - Volleyball Player", 2013 | (for Parkett 92)
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Parkett Vol. 92
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"In a sense, painting’s insertion into reality, and the way that paintedness as style or masquerade is then carried through Ołowska’s work, creates a new aesthetic regime of permission. She paints the world as she would like it to be, perhaps, and steps into its conjuring as a reality."
Catherine Wood, Parkett No. 92, 2013
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“The work of Polish artist Paulina Olowska including her handpainted ceramic figure for Parkett “Siatkarka – Volleyball Player” considers the multiple histories of Modernism, with a particular focus on its intersecting manifestations in Eastern Europe and the West. Working in various media, including painting, performance, installation, collage, textiles, and music, she points to the utopian undertones of Modernism, and emphasizes moments of cross-cultural exchange between East and West, disrupting assumptions of the sharp divide between the two.” -Artspace
"Siatkarka - Volleyball Player", 2013 (for Parkett 92)
Ceramic, hand painted, each unique,
11 3/4 x 4 x 3 1/4” (30 x 10 x 8 cm),
fabricated by Klajster Majster Studio, Poland,
Ed. 50/10 AP, signed and numbered
Read a selected text on Paulina Olowska
Parkett Vol. 92
Quote from Parkett
"In a sense, painting’s insertion into reality, and the way that paintedness as style or masquerade is then carried through Ołowska’s work, creates a new aesthetic regime of permission. She paints the world as she would like it to be, perhaps, and steps into its conjuring as a reality."
Catherine Wood, Parkett No. 92, 2013
Additional Quote
“The work of Polish artist Paulina Olowska including her handpainted ceramic figure for Parkett “Siatkarka – Volleyball Player” considers the multiple histories of Modernism, with a particular focus on its intersecting manifestations in Eastern Europe and the West. Working in various media, including painting, performance, installation, collage, textiles, and music, she points to the utopian undertones of Modernism, and emphasizes moments of cross-cultural exchange between East and West, disrupting assumptions of the sharp divide between the two.” -Artspace
"Siatkarka - Volleyball Player", 2013 (for Parkett 92)
Ceramic, hand painted, each unique,
11 3/4 x 4 x 3 1/4” (30 x 10 x 8 cm),
fabricated by Klajster Majster Studio, Poland,
Ed. 50/10 AP, signed and numbered
Read a selected text on Paulina Olowska
Parkett Vol. 92
Quote from Parkett
"In a sense, painting’s insertion into reality, and the way that paintedness as style or masquerade is then carried through Ołowska’s work, creates a new aesthetic regime of permission. She paints the world as she would like it to be, perhaps, and steps into its conjuring as a reality."
Catherine Wood, Parkett No. 92, 2013
Additional Quote
“The work of Polish artist Paulina Olowska including her handpainted ceramic figure for Parkett “Siatkarka – Volleyball Player” considers the multiple histories of Modernism, with a particular focus on its intersecting manifestations in Eastern Europe and the West. Working in various media, including painting, performance, installation, collage, textiles, and music, she points to the utopian undertones of Modernism, and emphasizes moments of cross-cultural exchange between East and West, disrupting assumptions of the sharp divide between the two.” -Artspace
"Siatkarka - Volleyball Player", 2013 (for Parkett 92)
Ceramic, hand painted, each unique,
11 3/4 x 4 x 3 1/4” (30 x 10 x 8 cm),
fabricated by Klajster Majster Studio, Poland,
Ed. 50/10 AP, signed and numbered
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Artist Document
Siatkarka, the artist’s edition of a female volleyball player for Parkett is directly linked to Paulina Ołowska’s interest and support for Warsaw’s dying neons. She restored the iconic Siatkarka (Volleyball player) on one of Warsaw’s main squares and explained that she had taken so much from the 1960’s aesthetic, it was now time for her to give back.
Artist Contribution to Parkett 100/101
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