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This is the first title of a new series of biographies entitled Confessions. This illustrated autobiography about the most widely known Polish artist, Magdalena Abakanowicz, surveys the international reputation she gained in the 1960s as a sculptor in monumental environments called Abakans.

Monologue

　Impenetrable

　Before

　Evening

　Father

　Encounter

　Summer

　Secrets

　Christmas Tree

　Education

　My Sister Teresa

　Illness

　Necessity

　Forebears I

　Forebears II

　War

　Killing

　Mother

　1944

　The Warsaw Uprising, August 1944

　The Boy

　School

　Competitions

　First Art College

　Beds and Dreams

　Background

　Money

　Teachers

　Lodging

　Family

　Own Space

　Traveling

　Light Switch

　Professor Jerzy Soltan

　Solo Exhibition

　Jan

　Father

　Mother

　Home

　Abakans

　International Biennale of Tapestry

　in Lausanne - 1962

　Biennale of Spatial Forms

　Sao Paulo Biennale, 1965

　New York

　First Solo Exhibition in America

　Writing

　Edinburgh 1972

　First Studio--New Space

　Backs

　Crowds

　Embryology

　Extracts from my Poem about Soft, 1979

　The Venice Biennale in 1980

　Brain

　Teaching

　Australia and Papua-New Guinea, 1976

　Indonesia

　Japan

　Abakano-Kai

　Housing Block

　Drawing

　Katarsis

　Negev, 1987

　Space of Dragon, 1988

　War Games, 1987

　Arboreal Architecture

　Hiroshima

　Akiko Motofuji

　America, America

　The Artist

　Coexistence

　House and Garden

　Foundries

　Acknowledgements

Appendix

　Exhibitions

　Selected Bibliography

Magdalena Abakanowicz is the most widely known Polish artist first gaining recognition in the early 1960s

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This is the first title of a new series of biographies entitled Confessions. This illustrated autobiography about the most widely known Polish artist, Magdalena Abakanowicz, surveys the international reputation she gained in the 1960s as a sculptor in monumental environments called Abakans.