Private Photo Review: Patriarchal Sabbath
#Photo_Exhibition Photography exhibition ‘Patriarchal Sabbath’ by Monika K. Adler is a part of an online programme of the Auckland Festival of Photography 2023 in New Zealand. Read here….
#Photo_Exhibition Photography exhibition ‘Patriarchal Sabbath’ by Monika K. Adler is a part of an online programme of the Auckland Festival of Photography 2023 in New Zealand. Read here….
Monika K. Adler, Road Trip: Freedom, Nostalgia, Adventure, Private Photo Review, France, 11.03. 2022 https://www.privatephotoreview.com/2022/03/road-trip-freedom-nostalgia-adventure/
Today I am proud of Poles, as ONE of the few in the world they support Ukraine and our great Ukrainian brothers. Poland accepted and helped 575,100 Ukrainian refugees (3 March, 2022), thousands of Poles gave a temporary home to women and children and their pets! Long live Poland! Slava Ukraini! Those who write #stopwar
Great to see my artwork: Transformation aka Misery of my Soul in the exhibition Body Ideals – Oppression and Liberation, Museum Ovartaci, Aarhus, Denmark 24 November 2021 – 16 January 2022. OPENING 23 NOVEMBER 2021 17:00 – 19:00 FERNISERING – KROPSIDEALER, Undertrykkelse & Frigørelse Olof Palmes Allé 11, 8200 Aarhus, Danmark Museum Ovartaci markerer flytningen
I am delighted that my works depicting Men are now on Tour! Lusted Men Tour 2021: Photography Exhibitions: L’image satellite – Festival Photographie Contemporaine, Nice France, Lusted Men @ Arles – You like to look at men*? Leboudoir2.0 during Recontres d’Arles, Arles, France, Babesday, Le 122 Tiers Lieu Culturel, Angers, France 4. La Nombreuse, Bruxelles, Belgium,
My photographs from the series The Truth: Bread Ritual, 2020 are shown in the international photography exhibition BROT/BREAD at the gallery ART FACORY FLOX in Kirschau Germany until 22 August 2021. Curated by Holger Wendland.
I am very excited that my biography and the body of work has been published on Artpil: modern + contemporary profiles of the arts. https://artpil.com/monika-k-adler/
‘The Truth. A reflection on life in quarantine in London’ on Private Photo Review, 13 April, 2021 https://www.privatephotoreview.com/2021/04/the-truth-a-reflection-on-life-in-quarantine-in-london/
Eliot pisał, że najokrutniejszym miesącem jest kwiecień. ’Wywodzi z nieżywej ziemi łodygi bzu, miesza pamięć i pożądanie, podnieca gnuśne korzenie sypiąc ciepły deszcz.” Marzec bywa jego smutnym preludium. Piękna kobieta z sąsiedztwa popełniła rozszerzone samobójstwo, uśmiercając siebie i dwóch synów. Wyglądali na szczęśliwych, a odeszli w sposób możliwie najboleśniejszy dla ciała. Grupa dzieci udekorowała ich dom białymi
”Death and the Maiden”, 2020 aka Eros conquers Thanatos. #holyweek2021 ”Gazing at Adler’s photography, from a psychoanalytic perspective, Wilhelm Reich comes to mind. And, notably, his view of sexual politics. His contentions about the political implications of the suppression of sexuality in, for example, patriarchal based monogamous marriage are brought to the fore by this