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Dalibor Polivka is an artist native of Trnava, Slovakia, currently residing in California and has been working as award winning designer, art director, art teacher and studio artist. For the last several years he has been associated as an Art Instructor with Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising (FIDM) CA, William Kings Art Regional Center in Abingdon, VA , and as an Adjunct Instructor of Drawing and Design at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN. Dalibor has exhibited worldwide in both solo and group exhibitions. His art was selected for Art Currents II- exhibition which is designed as a means of creating visibility and recognition for the most significant work being produced by artists who reside in Tennessee.Dalibor participates in public art projects such as "Experimental Drawing" at William Kings Art Regional Center Abingdon, VA; Exploratory Gallery at Knoxville Museum of Art, TN, and he organizes international (east-west) Art exchange such as 7+2 American Vision in Gallery "Z" Bratislava, Slovakia, or Contemporary Slovakia Art Show in Cleveland State University, OH; Ewing Galery, Knoxville, TN; State University of West Georgia, Carrollton and Atlanta, GA. The exhibition of Contemporary Slovak Art was included in the program of Cultural and Social events organized by the Slovak and Czech Embassies in the United States to mark the 10th Anniversary of the Velvet Revolution.

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The Art as a Perception & Visualization
Abolishment of dogma as a framed image hanging on the wall has been rearticulated in the work of many modern artists. The most radical and conceptual ideas could be found in work of Marcel Duchamp. (1887–1968). Read
By: Dali | 17/11/2007 | Art
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Theoretical Priciples of De-aestheticized Art
Sharing a dream with Joseph Beuys about a system that transforms social organism into a work of art, I have one exception. The idea of transformation performed not only on a social platform but primarily on a platform of reality perception itself. The artist of so-called “pure perception” discovers and realizes the aesthetics of objects on the conceptual level. Then we need to resolve the issue with its representation. Read
By: Dali | 17/11/2007 | Visual Art