A knife against God and patriotism's tawdry grammarians
When Poland regained independence in November 1918, a group of creators known as the Skamandrites burst onto the public scene, fiercely fighting against conservative art. Suddenly, Slonimski... Read allWhen Poland regained independence in November 1918, a group of creators known as the Skamandrites burst onto the public scene, fiercely fighting against conservative art. Suddenly, Slonimski, Tuwim, Lechon, and their peers faced a dangerous competitor: the Futurists. They, too, r... Read allWhen Poland regained independence in November 1918, a group of creators known as the Skamandrites burst onto the public scene, fiercely fighting against conservative art. Suddenly, Slonimski, Tuwim, Lechon, and their peers faced a dangerous competitor: the Futurists. They, too, rejected established conventions but shocked not only with their content and ideas but also... Read all


