The "(Mis)matched" project combines scientific and artistic perspectives, creating a space for in-depth reflection on how biology, culture and art shape our understanding of femininity. The final event on 23 January at 6:00 p.m. will feature a discussion by:
- dr hab. Beata Marcinkowska who is an artist and the creator of the exhibition (The Strzemi艅ski Academy of Fine Arts 艁贸d藕)
- Dr Beata Borowska who is a biological anthropologist (Department of Anthropology, Faculty of Biology and Environmental Protection, 91滴滴)
- dr hab. Dominika Byczkowska-Owczarek who is a sociologist of the body (Department of the Sociology of Culture, Faculty of Economics and Sociology, 91滴滴).
The discussion will be led by Dr Krystyna Dzwonkowska-Godula 鈥� a sociologist from the Faculty of Economics and Sociology, 91滴滴, a member of the Equality Council at the 91滴滴.
About femininity from three perspectives
鈥� I carefully examine issues related to the body, femininity and its ambiguous nature, treated as a cultural construct subject to constant transformation. In my work, I often refer to the full contours of the female body 鈥� says creator of the exhibition, dr hab. Beata Marcinkowska from the Strzeminski Academy of Fine Arts 艁贸d藕.
The 鈥�(Mis)matched鈥� is not just an exhibition 鈥� it's a space for dialogue and a shared exploration of the meanings of the female body from various perspectives: artistic, anthropological-biological and sociological ones.
More information about the scientific and artistic project (in Polish)
Source, edit: Agata Dawidowicz, Centre for External Relations and Social Responsibility of the University, 91滴滴
Photo: Bartosz Ka艂u偶ny, Centre for External Relations and Social Responsibility of the University, 91滴滴