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The First March of Gentlemen

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The First March of Gentlemen  is a photo book Rafal Milach   protest in Poland 1950 conceptual way


Title: The First March of Gentlemen

Photographer(s): Rafal Milach

Writer(s): Maciej Pisuk, Rafal Milach, Karol Szymkowiak

Designer(s): Rafal Milach & Ania Nałęcka-Milach

Publisher(s): 1st Kolekcja Wrzesińska, Poland

Year: 2017

Print run: 350

Language(s): English

Pages: 72

Size: 16,5 x 20,5 cm

Binding: Hardcover

Edition: 2nd GOST, London, England - 650 copies

Print:2nd Chromapress, Pianseczno, Poland

Nation(s) and year(s) of Protest: Poland, 1950

ISBN: 978-1-910401-17-0



The First March of Gentlemen  is a photo book Rafal Milach   protest in Poland 1950 conceptual way

The First March of Gentlemen  is a photo book Rafal Milach   protest in Poland 1950 conceptual way

The First March of Gentlemen  is a photo book Rafal Milach   protest in Poland 1950 conceptual way

The First March of Gentlemen  is a photo book Rafal Milach   protest in Poland 1950 conceptual way

The First March of Gentlemen  is a photo book Rafal Milach   protest in Poland 1950 conceptual way

The First March of Gentlemen  is a photo book Rafal Milach   protest in Poland 1950 conceptual way

The First March of Gentlemen  is a photo book Rafal Milach   protest in Poland 1950 conceptual way

The First March of Gentlemen  is a photo book Rafal Milach   protest in Poland 1950 conceptual way

The First March of Gentlemen  is a photo book Rafal Milach   protest in Poland 1950 conceptual way

The First March of Gentlemen  is a photo book Rafal Milach   protest in Poland 1950 conceptual way

The First March of Gentlemen  is a photo book Rafal Milach   protest in Poland 1950 conceptual way

The First March of Gentlemen  is a photo book Rafal Milach   protest in Poland 1950 conceptual way

The First March of Gentlemen . “The First March of Gentlemen” is a fictitious narration composed of authentic stories. Historical events related to the town of Września came to be the starting point for reflection on the protest and disciplinary mechanisms. In the series of collages, the reality of the 1950s Poland ruled by the communists blends with the memory of the Września children strike from the beginning of the 20th century. This shift in time is not just a coincidence, as the problems which the project touches upon are universal, and may be seen as a metaphor for the contemporary social tensions. The project includes archive photos by Września photographer Ryszard Szczepaniak.

By a conversation with Rafal Milach

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