Krunoslav Draganović Collection on World War II and Post-war Victims

The Krunoslav Draganović Collection on World War II and Post-war Victims is an archive collection whose original collector was the priest Krunoslav Draganović, who, relying primarily on the testimonies of survivors and other witnesses, planned to publish a book on the crimes of the Yugoslav communists.

Location:
- Zagreb Trg Marka Marulića 21, Croatia 10000
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Date of founding:
- 1999
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Krzysztof Skiba Private Archive

Krzysztof Skiba's archive is a private collection of photos, movies, zines, books, articles, and leaflets documenting the alternative culture phenomena that Skiba participated in during the 1980s. The majority of the collection covers the street happenings created by the Gallery of Maniacal Activities in Łódź, the activities of anarchist Alternative Society Movement in Gdańsk, the very first years of the punk cabaret Big Cyc, and the first exhibition of the third circuit papers and magazines co-organized by Skiba in 1989.

Location:
- Gdańsk, Poland
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Date of founding:
- 1987
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- Wanted poster by Krzysztof Raczyński

Kurts Fridrihsons Collection

The collection of 1,476 paintings in water-colours by Kurts Fridrihsons made during his imprisonment in the Gulag in 1951-1956 is only part of the 3,500 artworks he produced during his time in the Gulag. A part of works depict Gulag camp and its environments, but the most of them reflect associations with literature and drama, and are testimony of artist's effort to dissociate himself from atmosphere of the camp and to sustain his intellectual interests.

Location:
- LV-1050 Rīga Raiņa bulvāris 7 , Latvia
Topics:
- fine arts
Date of founding:
- 2003
Featured items:
- Water-color painting "25 kilometres from Omsk"

KwieKulik Archive

KwieKulik is the name of an artistic duo formed by Zofia Kulik and Przemysław Kwiek. For twenty years they created performance, conceptual and process art, with politically engaged and critical undertones.
Simultaneously, since the late 1960s, they regularly documented the artistic life of Poland, focusing on ephemeral phenomena. Currently the KwieKulik Archive is an enormous set of visual and film materials, publications, and works of art. By Zofia Kulik’s effort it was converted into an archive-piece, a collection which itself became a work of art.

Location:
- Łomianki Pionierów 22, Poland 05-092
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Date of founding:
- 1972
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- Activities on the Head, performance, 1978
- Activities with Dobromierz, photo series, 1972-1974

Kálmándy, Ferenc Photo Archives

The private archives of Ferenc Kálmándy contain the documents of his photo oeuvre since 1978. His photographs document transformations in Hungarian youth culture, underground pop, and intellectual art scene and also the integration of the visual aesthetics of punk, new wave, and post-avantgarde into everyday life.

Location:
- Orfű Öreghegyi utca 1, Hungary 7677
Topics:
- alternative lifestyles and resistance of the everydays
- music (rock, punk, alternative, classical, etc.)
Date of founding:
- 1978
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