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PINK

Colours in Art & Culture Project coordinators : Prof. Małgorzata Wrześniak Prof. Agnieszka Bender. PINK. The color pink takes its name from the flowers called pinks, members of the genus Dianthus. Pink in modern art. Eva&Adele performance.

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PINK

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  1. Colours in Art & Culture Project coordinators:Prof. Małgorzata Wrześniak Prof. Agnieszka Bender PINK

  2. The color pink takes its name from the flowers called pinks, members of the genus Dianthus.

  3. Pink in modern art

  4. Eva&Adeleperformance

  5. Juxtaposed paintings from Cuban-American Artist Cesar Santos.  Cesar’s Painting combine both the classical and the modern in an ironic way to form new impressions of Art History.

  6. Banksy, A man in uniform with a pinkbaloon dog

  7. Balloon Dog, Jeff Koons

  8. Maurizio Savini

  9. Franz West, Drama (Modell), 2001 at Kunsthaus Bregenz

  10. Christo and Jeanne ClaudeSurroundedIslandsBiscayne Bay, Greater Miami, Florida 1980-83

  11. Maria Pinińska-Bereś

  12. Iwona Demko, Vagina

  13. Basia Bańda

  14. Architecture The color should retain individuality and have a voice.

  15. The pink pub in Rotterdam (Netherlands)

  16. ParksSlope, New York, USA

  17. Revitalization of a public spacein Superkilen, Denmark, 2012, Topotek 1 + BIG Architects + Superflexarea: 30.000 m2

  18. Barbie House in ShanghaiCoral House, Geneva, Switzerland

  19. Contemporaryschool of building, Paris, FranceTowers of Satellite City, Mexico City, Mexico

  20. FASHION

  21. Doll's dress, 18th century. Doll's dress, pink silk taffeta, in two parts. (Modern stand and wire support for skirt). The Elizabeth Day McCormick Collection.

  22. In 1947, fashion designer Elsa Schiaparelli introduced the color “hot pink” to western fashion. She dubbed the shade “Shocking Pink,” though today the color is more well-known as “magenta.”

  23. First Lady, Mamie Eisenhower, who loved and wore pink so much it became known as “Mamie Pink”.

  24. Jacqueline Kennedy, the wife of President John F. Kennedy, made pink a popular high-fashion color. Here she is in 1962 with French Minister of Culture Andre Malraux at the unveiling of the Mona Lisa on its first visit to America.

  25. PINK IN JAPAN

  26. Bloomingcherrytrees in Japan

  27. MinakoNishiyama, Welcome to yourCindarellakitsch 2, 2004

  28. Flower wallpaper by Takashi Murakami Figures of Takashi Murakami

  29. GothLolitas

  30. GENDER

  31. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION! INTERNATIONAL TEAM Magdalena Piecyk Martyna Leśniak Aneta Krzepicka Olga Cała Maria Budyakova AnastasiaErakhtina Paulina Bienias Anna Palichleb Paulina Makuch Tomasz Twaróg Tomasz Droś

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