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1. monoskop.org › Ion_GrigorescuIon Grigorescu - Monoskop

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   Ion Grigorescu. Self-portrait, lithography, 1975. Ion Grigorescu (1945) is a Romanian artist. Grigorescu is one of the very few multimedia artists in Romania who during the communist regime conducted visual research on the body: a taboo topic at the time.

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3. kohta.fi › exhibition › ion-grigorescu-the-open-artistIon Grigorescu: The Open Artist - KOHTA

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   Ion Grigorescu (born in 1945 in Bucharest, where he still lives) is a crucial European artist of his generation. He is both extraordinarily versatile and singularly focused, both profoundly invested in tradition (classical and Byzantine) and experimental in the most...

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4. www.moma.org › artists › 39193Ion Grigorescu - MoMA

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   Ion Grigorescu is a central figure in the Romanian neo-avant-garde. Born in 1945 in Bucharest, where he still lives and works, he had a childhood marked by the consecutive traumas of World War II, the Holocaust, and the rise of communism in Romania.

5. ivangallery.com › index › ion-grigorescuIon Grigorescu – Ivan Gallery

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   Ion Grigorescu. Considered one of the most significant representatives of the experimental and conceptualist art in Eastern and Central Europe, Ion Grigorescu developed throughout his career a complex artistic practice, difficult to frame from a one-sided perspective.

6. ro.wikipedia.org › wiki › Ioan_GrigorescuIoan Grigorescu - Wikipedia

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   Ioan Grigorescu. Ioan Grigorescu (n. 20 octombrie 1930, Ploiești – d. 26 martie 2011, Ploiești) a fost un prozator și publicist român, partea cea mai semnificativă a operei sale constituind-o volumele de publicistică și reportaje. A fost realizatorul (imagine și text) al uneia dintre cele mai longevive emisiuni de televiziune ...

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   • Ocupație: scenarist

   • Născut: 20 octombrie 1930 [1]Ploiești, România

7. www.mnac.ro › event › 963Muzeul Național de Artă Contemporană al României

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   Parteneri: Gregor Podnar Gallery Berlin, Muzeul de Artă Craiova, Muzeul de Artă Vizuală Galați, Muzeul de Artă „Casa Simian” Râmnicu Vâlcea, MARe – Muzeul de Artă Recentă, Muzeul Municipiului București, MNAR – Muzeul Național de Artă al României

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   Who was Ion Grigorescu?

   • Considered one of the most significant representatives of the experimental and conceptualist art in Eastern and Central Europe, Ion Grigorescu developed throughout his career a complex artistic practice, difficult to frame from a one-sided perspective.

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   How did Grigorescu create his filmed action?

   • Grigorescu's still images reveal his keen interest in observing and recording movement. For the filmed action Boxing (1977)\, Grigorescu used the technique of superimposition, layering images to create a double self-portrait. He appears naked, fighting himself.

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   Why was Grigorescu's portrait not accepted?

   • Grigorescu's portrait was not accepted because it did not conform to the state's standards of art. In 2007, Grigorescu returned to the subject of Ceauşescu, who has become a kind of alter ego for the artist, in the work Post-mortem Dialogue with Ceauşescu.

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   Why did Grigorescu self-censor his work?

   • Grigorescu limited his practice to the privacy of his studio or to the countryside in order to avoid censorship and persecution. Faced with restrictions on both the form and content of his work, as seen in his short film Male and Female (1976) or his photographic collage Marica at the Seaside (1971–74), he chose to work in these areas to ensure his art was not censored.

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   How did Grigorescu make a self-portrait?

   • In the artwork 'Boxing' (1977) by Grigorescu, he used the technique of superimposition to create a self-portrait by layering images of himself. He appears naked, fighting himself in a grainy, black-and-white, 8mm film that reflects his frustration with the strict confines of everyday life in communist Romania.

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   Why did Grigorescu use his body as a subject?

   • In his photographic series from the 1970s, such as Mimicry (1975) and Traisteni (The Serf) (1976),\ Grigorescu used his own body as his subject. He distilled performances into still images and found his own body to be his primary material since it was accessible and could be freely manipulated.

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