A performance exploring the hidden infrastructures and informal economies of communist Poland

We were too poor to spend our vacation in the country, is a new performance by Ewa Poniatowska exploring borders, smuggling and Polish commercial tourism in the 1970s-1990s. The work stems from her research into black markets and the history of underground commerce in communist countries. Featuring a musical score by Ewa, and performed with Kazumi Nishimura.

This performance accompanyies Monika Sosnowska’s current exhibition Weight of Matter. (https://www.southlondongallery.org/exhibitions/monika-sosnowska-weight-of-matter/)

Please note that this event will begin in the Main Gallery and continue in the Clore. The event is not seated, and some areas have uneven flooring, which may affect wheelchair access. The room will be dark, with flashing lights and loud sound at times. If you have any access requirements please contact leila@southlondongallery.org

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