Tales within historical spaces : Beata Batorowicz

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Deadline:

WHEN : 31st Aug, 6:00pm
WHERE : QUT Art Museum

Drawing upon a rich European iconography of mythology, folklore and fairytales, Polish born Beata Batorowicz explores the weighted history of Polish/German experiences of WWII in her new body of work, Tales within Historical Spaces. In particular, the project is inspired by the little known history of a collection of children’s stories, Fairy tales from Auschwitz (Bajki z Auschwitz) that were secretly written and illustrated by Polish prisoners in concentration camps for their children. These influences are interwoven with the artist’s personal narratives as a way of engaging with cultural memory.

RSVP essential 07 3138 5370 or artmuseum@qut.edu.au

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