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Special edition of the periodical "Format P" assumes the form of a "libretto" of the "Spoken Exhibitons" in five language versions. This act can be experienced as a curator-led tour of a non-existent exhibition devoted to forgotten, overlooked or mythologised chapters in the history of Polish culture during the 20th century. This non-existent exhibition gathers fictions and myths, "phantom" works and unverifiable eyewitness accounts, all related to the never-realised 20th century music, architecture and artistic pieces. FORMAT P is an experimental periodical in the humanities, published bi-annually by the Warsaw based Bęc Zmiana Foundation. FORMAT P regularly modifies its profile, editorial team, range of distribution, and even the motivations of its creators. However it always retains its handy format: 13x17 cm. Scriptwriters: Sebastian Cichocki, Grzegorz Piątek & Jarosław Trybuś, Michał Libera, Monika Pasiecznik. Soundtrack: Patryk Zakrocki, Radek Duda & Michał Ścibior, Wojciech Kucharczyk. Editorial team: Clare Butcher, Sebastian Cichocki, Michał Libera, Grzegorz Piątek, Jarosław Trybuś, Bogna Świątkowska, Ela Petruk, Magdalena Kobus, Szymon Żydek. Translation: Emilia Bulman, Roman Kisil, Elena Kurant-Nawrocka, Marta Nalazek, Małgorzata Nowicka, Eliza Płocieniak-Alvarez. Proofreading: Ekaterina Allenova, Jair Salvador Flores Alvarez, Ania Hegman, Beata Rozga, Maria Witwicka, Marcin Zastrożny.

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Arielfinch: Created page with "Special edition of the periodical "Format P" assumes the form of a "libretto" of the "Spoken Exhibitons" in five language versions. This act can be experienced as a curator-le..."