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Controversial statement by the curator - Barbara Nowak

What is the point of the curator's last statement, Barbara Nowak?
What is the point of the curator's last statement, Barbara Nowak?
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Anonymous
"What statement?"
"What statement?"

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Damian911
Damian Wojciechowski
Such a madwoman should have been locked up in a mental hospital a long time ago. How is it possible for such a person to hold the position of a curator!! It's unimaginable. Good thing that the times of the "pisior" are over. Such a person shouldn't be responsible for educating children.
Such a madwoman should have been locked up in a mental hospital a long time ago. How is it possible for such a person to hold the position of a curator!! It's unimaginable. Good thing that the times of the "pisior" are over. Such a person shouldn't be responsible for educating children.

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wiktoriazapolska
Wiktoria Zapolska

In general, he tells such nonsense that it is hard to listen to. He talks about imaginary students and teachers from other countries, some kind of fairy tales - like in Canada, a student who said there are two genders was expelled from school and then arrested. Teachers now have the obligation to address the student according to the gender with which they identify. In Ireland, a teacher who did not comply with this was imprisoned. Come on, why tell such stupid things?

Or that in Sweden, they claim that the easiest way to relieve a small child's emotion is through masturbation, and there are special rooms in Swedish kindergartens where the teacher goes with the child and masturbates them. And she also said that some Polish woman working in a kindergarten in Sweden told her about it.

No one in their right mind would believe such nonsense.

In general, he tells such nonsense that it is hard to listen to. He talks about imaginary students and teachers from other countries, some kind of fairy tales - like in Canada, a student who said there are two genders was expelled from school and then arrested. Teachers now have the obligation to address the student according to the gender with which they identify. In Ireland, a teacher who did not comply with this was imprisoned. Come on, why tell such stupid things?

Or that in Sweden, they claim that the easiest way to relieve a small child's emotion is through masturbation, and there are special rooms in Swedish kindergartens where the teacher goes with the child and masturbates them. And she also said that some Polish woman working in a kindergarten in Sweden told her about it.

No one in their right mind would believe such nonsense.

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In her last controversial statement, curator Barbara Nowak raised many different issues. One of the key topics was her stance on freedom of speech and censorship. Nowak expressed a strong conviction that freedom of speech should be unconditional and that censoring different opinions or content leads to limiting social debate and pluralism. As a curator, she argued that her role is to create space for different perspectives and discussions, even if she does not agree with all the presented viewpoints. Nowak also addressed the issue of social inequalities and the lack of representation of minorities. She pointed out that in art and culture, white, heterosexual perspectives often dominate, while the voice of minorities is marginalized. In her statement, she announced that she will strive for greater balance and increased visibility of diverse social groups among artists and curators. Barbara Nowak's controversial statement sparked many discussions both within and outside the artistic community. There are both people who support her position and those who criticize her for excessive tolerance of extreme views. Regardless, this statement brought awareness to society about the need for further debates and reflections on freedom of speech, social inequalities, and representation in the world of art.
In her last controversial statement, curator Barbara Nowak raised many different issues. One of the key topics was her stance on freedom of speech and censorship. Nowak expressed a strong conviction that freedom of speech should be unconditional and that censoring different opinions or content leads to limiting social debate and pluralism. As a curator, she argued that her role is to create space for different perspectives and discussions, even if she does not agree with all the presented viewpoints. Nowak also addressed the issue of social inequalities and the lack of representation of minorities. She pointed out that in art and culture, white, heterosexual perspectives often dominate, while the voice of minorities is marginalized. In her statement, she announced that she will strive for greater balance and increased visibility of diverse social groups among artists and curators. Barbara Nowak's controversial statement sparked many discussions both within and outside the artistic community. There are both people who support her position and those who criticize her for excessive tolerance of extreme views. Regardless, this statement brought awareness to society about the need for further debates and reflections on freedom of speech, social inequalities, and representation in the world of art.

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