Zwilazkowiec Alliancer, December 06, 1978

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(English Supplemenl)
DECEMBER 6 Wk V6U ! No 3
Edłtorlal Boafd: Loszek Wawrow Richard Tyndorf
Krystyna l
The Editorlal Board ąccępts no ręsponsibjllty for opjnions expressed
by indiyidual qońtril?uŁprA Artjcledo ni?t nece&s&rily reflect the
views of any organlzatioh
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POLONIA AND THE CONSTITUTiONAL REFORM!
Perluws the most imwr-- took nrecśdence over local ' ' Another factnr
senueritly- - 'tlie ńecbssltr o£ 'faoweHWsorno ac--
thc British' Pa$a- - tion shot4d"bę our
to tl)e pritisji tfcrth AnGfieą próvjncjal in certajo feld9
f) Act should be tcrmlnntecj as The T)?evalljrig trend of evcr
sooc as possible with
01 au proY-- venuon reqi uircai
ihces to
We faypur the of of choice and action
"Victoria '$£
Jutlq proraulgated Ąi Speelf Status:
uq ieaerai-provanc'con- s-tuttonaclonvenient
formuła Uje gpv p0esWećdieal arę' Very or any otahonepy-r-iteoffiehcteingcofnustfiuturetkmarrieiidments
0icVlQz priyilęge to any uuis- -
We fąyour the of political assoclation Spe--
the tly3 to any
tan issue facing Corjodians mątter? Many Eijglish Cana shpuld drafterą' PFtical ąrrangęment at the such group implicitly cpnfers
0 all cthnic backgrounds is dians and a great hunjber o{ of the Cónsti(ution present moment ąp infprlor status on the ro--
that of Canadian n n i t y British politicians hoped - to is thę role qf "ethnfc groURś:' '' maining sectors of our socie- -
Wiether think about it unitę the British North (Iri Canada tWa meanś groups D6'!eałton of Federaf ty Conseąuenlfly we firmly
or not whether we do amh American Cnlnnies nnri this nf nfhir thnn Pwmp)i anrl Pn ProvIneiaJ Powers: Stand for all eaual status Un- -
_ - _
Th' a'" Ł W % f 'Yjffy W # ł l--
r'1 "'7 } Wj C!'iTV"'¥ 'J'ł'' f i HF
(u Mm onnntk f
thing to help Canada stay jn turn would form an im glish hęritage) In 1867 "eth-- elear deiinealion of feder- - der-cnadia-n
law (constitu comings as tlje visually morę whom already dead Artists must poin thfi fifl
nnited ar not precious time perjai enćompassińg the nic apart tom Uie al and provUieial powers is tional or otherwise) for all ci-- accessible representational fora thefie imitators were in a new visuai
is slipping through our fin-- gi0be French Canada Irish and native"people were necessary The deiinealion reSai'dless of origin worlc llere inexperienCed born Yes the nauseating re-- But fiuger should nofc be
gen and the day of the part of the British Empire almost nonexistent Today must by relevant to present se!t' etCl Tho Pre" leels morę petition of 19th century and Uie borrowed pne of tle Inf
Quebec Referendum (when- - was not really asked to o almost 35% of the population dav realities bearjng in mind vaiUnS nolion among either looking forsuggestions abstract school outlooks bas pressionists or the
ever Mr Levesque decides press m ppinion The BNA is neither French nor Englisli thaL government uctivities in groups that the 41'o"nding of tho real or tliat having feonc on for too long! Let the tionists
should take place) Act was noł raufied by cacb by origin The Canada constantly aflect the races' must enj"oy special failed' must comment on the interior worry New V4sual direcUons ąrs
that much closer The crisis province as the łpollcyinltialed by Prime Min-- econornic and social aspects coustitutional privUegos that Qnly oUier visible elements about that always possibK Łefa loqk
in the Canadian sys-- Constitution had ister Trudeau nas been pur-- of everyone's daily Ufo Coiv 1S ouliilde the sPbere of tlie Therefore an abstract either A change must m for them!
mm suiwemy urougm w mu _„ „ vorv errat callv A min- - spnuini1v n rpuiwri nnsUtn vvo uultli" lauguaes: jias pieasmg colours or ionns us ounuty paiimnK aunuuc ByiwemkOTw
uguon auu ricinu vuna-- ister
"t-- t
ii
responsible for multi-- tion should ensure 4hat l rfn?n a"d "g1'8"' is out-- the emotions suggested by f dated and abhorrpnt to ns lmo Hnnrmmr n'! ♦ r
TPrppmpnt -- uu"lU!' wu upiJmmuu lii aruas 01 powei' aiiowea to ' "— ""mm " "wv 111- - EnghsManguage newspapers then after the 1974 tłie federal ™ provincial a"dlf odied in an 3J con" despite its brief 7Q
have begun to dzscuss exten- - politic J electlon wag dlgmlssed evels of ahom or politfcal ar-- years abstract art has al- -
swely the submitt-- cJladian noUtlclan did Snt ąeParato mlistry was en be fair eąultable ' S? leady behlg S0 misused and
ed by the Federal Qovem- - £a"a and the minister Sf iuture social and polltcal abusod that it has reached
ment In the ay a great deal of fore Qf ur' b A wdrafting of Sections 91 discord far worse than tlie pie point of meaningless--
press howener very little is fl' ihQ Anwrwan me for de tufeut and 92 of British North P"nt situation lcss Agaln the cause here
witom about the proposed uo" °ra "a on
remom to the years carHer is st U a French Cana- - aAumeenrtjlcya beAct woUld sąC(mthca-t- w stronelv llnt ansot inonrlcyDtrhesaetntsaaUmoenaelenuafrltec-is- and there are few leiters ™ TTS?U™ aenUy a minister mbced tliese scction3 would reflect T tion before of
om the readers in this re- - ' in ine wou s uie ma- - Ui?rainianScottislvPolsh w present 'day political and ISded art ruls but alst UmiUtion aard 1t'a almost ns if the )Otity of French Canadians „„ _: _ econom e real tifis A rPviRirtn 10 an Ulizęns Qntno
Conodton Constitution was was apolhtaO and controlled "ZZL of federal-Provinci- ai financia °r? T
for the bencfttofEnoHsh and by łhe EnBHsh business com- - policies arranuements encied lghts ln Caliada " is smali then
pn-o- „i nnl„ „ u-- „ munitu the Cathnlln f!hnrpli Ironicallv the Dresent min- - iP „ie„ „„„„„„ „ „Tj- - t_ Dased °n historical accident that tiiosp nrtioto
should realize that the' new and their own educated elitę ister represents what multi-- allocate to 'provinces a howeveH ancient especfally iave not had ex- -
inn'B and 1970's Cuurausm should not stand Kreater share of tho tax doi-- aon7v
' "" "T:r uo - mli affect all of By the P°sure in uieunaam art
us and that ąll of will the situation chansed drasti- -
for' e ds no? sPeak m te in view of their inereas- - nTy l0 th0 natIVe popula" ainstream The reason isn't
live under its pravisions If Caiiy Canada throueh evólu-- „ S?a 0ler tnan ing in simply haven't
ioe a to mak knoion qur tion sained almost comnlptp "cuiturausm does not area of social municipal ańd tmng new to say
mews on Canadian Con- - The uf a4fm ' ?' butraner educalional seryices We are sur-- 7en v
dlsadvanta"
stitution dunng the present Westminster in one s lanr 0verall burden of taxatipn prised to learn that the ment geo „ iUler' Uie Canadlan
debatę one will be adopted abolishment of referral to the age' customs and cullure not be inereased berslhpof the Unity met lf glltted
without our input and which Council m 1949) the in tłiis brief we suggest sińce tho present leyel is al- - rce does not indude any ul 0tneJame imiUUve
reflect our afopilm of lhe that in the proposed ready too high Ą federal- - representatives tropi 1 i"
Canadmn arfists are
needs fiat? in 1965 are Constitution multiculturalism provincial fiscal mechanism "ethnic groups" We Z iesel "y„Hałiy of the same
I am grateful to Mr Roman Canadian should be mcluded as a sopa- - sn?™9 s oę (cj?eatęd (an im- - £0rced to ask: is Canadian Z ?
1 - ii_ x i ł i- - rn j2i rnrcrce 707 mniny an ineKst luwaius imi uiuepunue1 ncc aa r4~ "ia„u„a„c t(tj„iuiuds an lih- - nrnvofiuoro{ntt nf'łiin nracont Tt_ oian arust is lust as twist pri ł-- ~-- wv ptotui Vf?ny a rrepcn-JttjngnS- h PV0--
] __Jn our English Supplement hundred years of democracy zens of Canada aćquire equal federalprovincial fiscal con- - if so then consult lraaUl°'ns as tle PoL
'" and for us about had madę mdre citizens rlghts in governnient services lerences) to coprdinate and "ethnic groups" If it is a i"3 1 T' y e
+o LnnWmi nt ihie rnfl nnraro nt tha„ !Vł„ ni flnH nriunfn anłamrlca łhic CStalilish Drioritldfl so that a n„„j!n 4i'M u™ '1 łIen(IS m VOgUC by gallery
ąuestion In this goals country will always' dis-- morę efficlent: -- Use of the not J iwo to fivJ b the of
iniuntiui uuiiauiaiis rupie- - cpntented citizens nnanclal resources members frnm 11p various r a — — „„ hy
CTMSf umrted "i: itteaMrfiRuąaipKoaler " senUng almos óne third of A multicultural policy c?uW " e ed: 'Ipthńic groups"? Wo haye dbt bis 1hft wnt „„ firmly establislied the Social' problem playćd an impórtant role in }MUW'f£0
and Leszek Wawrów ofJWe d
' - - Constitution would not be We feel that the buildihg Canada are we still and SOp ldsticated Xp
-n-5ng of to governmental ? system ofosociety not good enough to help our Łnt stituteto mr matm- - and {h& country as a whole whirast electlon and correct and conseąuently cpunlry stay united?
Z Yjl ' J "'„' The BNA Act was becomint? posi-eiecuo- n recKonings ii- - T0W ° and multicultural- - Force Meeting cMy evo[± mnml ism should bo encouraged in
to łha invitaiion policy was initiated then scnools government services
of łhe "Task on changed then redirected and and histitutions Cana-dian
Uniły" in the meantime milliońs of da Just recently a few prov- -
The BNA Act drafted in dollars wasted on teach- - "lcial governments have be- -
the 1860's and signed in 1867 ing French to dvii servahts gun to these poli- -
was an act of the British Par-- instead of teaching French cies in a hmited way but
the
to
ciał
and
the
the
the
the
T
in
but
One
but
to
liament aimed at from one }n the Consti- - and
the ten it would be n the to wliUe one deve ops a head- - osit T ii0„ )♦ ignore them in the futurę the Art burly wants to off mos1
were
separately
opjńskt
" Atter ten of this ft-n- li vur Tnni m rna mnrłiatrt ro wilii liii iiuiiy t_ artists men can nnin p lin mu If iiMo " _ n m mc piuuosuu "-"t- "" "- - "-- " "♦"- - ~ — - -- Y- kvw v - - "~"j
tran- -
nvwiBh
°f the not them: inbred clichó burly wants to close off seheB lnUls
f and the rihts of nch senses and be to
could flot be streara deifica- - spmo (and 1
i- - Ł„ L iu t_5A!i "eeanie morę french out Rnń hut nior tion of the artist IIow
r™rn™nt m hrf J?Qr En the riglits of the one come to ap- - So
wnaaui- - to have fact "ow tjlose are neiUier French sionist sunset and flowor- - The
loieign auairs anu other as nevaerpaDrtefore they ard fwure
nor
oi coiomai aammis-- tnat the Act
tration- - should be TO THE TASK
At the time of ON UNITY
Britain was at the would reflect The
A
ill-inform- ed
promoted
talken
iplCr- -
the
Status
spećWi
groupfof
Monarchy
the
wonder
the
Statuteof
ilready
reminding
Response
were
tlie
mentality and prov-incialis- m still
pressed
Canadian
indiyidual Canadians
students kindergaiv sitoriness historical
consoUdating existing university difflcult oreword
Polonia' exhibition polonian _?""u01
territories
develop
years
??cv attitudes ffi dubious
t?ans-
- YST prfnCeS statements traKsported
continental AtIantic scapegoaUng Canadian sceno!?)
p-nafnnt-ppł
mean manle-woode- d ™w ?"' 9nQh(tc pseudo-Impre- s- the
financed defence Proacli understanding problem
Therefore
suggest RECOMMENDATIONS
patriated ĆORCE
Federation Constitution drafted 'whlch CANADIAN
present Constitution:
Hoddein PoIish-AmerHcc- iiTi Pmt
ioronto's impassiyely poyerty-strlcke- n
newcomers
English
petitionittg
Jncreąsing
uonum-ren-w
freedpin
Chaber"
stropsly
grantipgof
individuals
status granted
uncertam
Ahstrac
necessary
Conclosion:
mdeoendence
adeąuately
miiestbńes
evolution
wJilms
'oioiioa
cyestiii
cittifydes
f4'iivYU7tpł'''''"vjf''mvfmfim'?mmmmmmmmmmmm
Hali
nonTd'a
tmitaUve
universal Certain-l- y
promoted interna-tiona- l stardom
"łcluded
through Already
nnJpd bllinguaIism atóŁglffi Canadian
anaoians quieter
"cUinics'' possibly cottage
problem
Canadian
unskilled
Gebhard
showing
53?:5650
and meaning heads) thp mind
encounters meanindess this exhibition purnotedly Because mind ntiłi„J
nalities like this: "being true the artistic formed and malntained
calllng" "carrying ends simi attitudes
the imitative non-inquir-- ry height power Imperial tuation and whlch would We feel that the Parlla-0- £ all liguhs"tens"semng tioTnhehavaertisftosllowed the well- - inS works Polonia """" iuture meni exert fine arts" those whose paUi art school will tumbie
cąllingitis rnnir
unexpccieaiy tioningly
"talcnts concern hpini
senously
interested photograph showed weary thriying clichó Uons colours texture
students starine elonine cultural centres ievance today
ners ot Folish ipto the camera- - er than r !#
versitv Toronto on wnrlfpr him
are
Dr Forum
$
most
as
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comes
been
SUed
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chance
they
(that
1931
Task
blem why
various
have least
work
foree Cana-- across
narrow
is there
be liard to
nanie two
real
hawj
to
their work
ąeems be
"tion to
dpse
Lina '
one's n
main--
no- - spot '
tana- - don't a
d an with what seems be
g ™ tflfflt an here?
mauers BNA
a
Great
a
Most of work in is
in in
vision are
to their And as
high torch of their of yisual space by
its an- - whichof Hves in have tom 78
1JUUUCO a"u uuyłdwf or ianaaa snouia shoed of te
to
of
Tliv i i fź works llot3 and Uie last 5 oi inoi is the com V
tistipbulk of in stant with nave l0 re-- A group of pro- - ą were in fact and dev- - tion was about as as nvuŁwjof jibuoitat iuiiiumlaul- - in its re--
only
tessors and mem- - Slavic rath- - --mpp fnrm nt nui to but morę
iipportantly its relev- - com- - Tl ~~l %v— iuutib jn
I _ _ m a M'l'lll III IIM ' munity gatnerea at the Uni- - This portrait of the minę-- neighbourhoods by- - Lookm5 through cala- - mprovlsati „ Most rk aPce to itself Certainjy
of fonfooontod ne
p
"
-- su
n
tradition
destltude _To support SrSm™ „SSŁłon bears neatly exccuted aspects -
Fauves
" f ™™ ber 23 to hear a lecture by naive victim of American this he presented sltdes of T0ISE fhibition Cubists Futur- -
Yictor Greene of Uni- - dustrial exnloitation whose Polish houses in Milwaukee area itself was f nheorwnnnł „ en lr sls Surreahsts
versity of Wisconsin Mil- - only resource was his which have distinct Poljsh medwtcly the sini larity { that ' ' c furthering
waukee Wisconsin The strength American charactprlstics of tbę works even hough impcrsonSaeScXSSuS T?1 In"tłttnd Possibilities
turę Iwas sponsored the of cloth embroidery a ly the media or ™£?%JSuZ& rejection of academic
of Toronto Ethnic to greene code diered codę l T Łv t!5 TSnS ldeas was no doubt a
and Jmmigration Studies of im- - ™an the stVle of work bo and noSblv big step" However- - to imllate
Programme and entitled m!gi?„nLiaiS and „fc Greene cSuded that " rępresentational abstract c them no matter how subtle
a Hidden Polish challenged by present-da- y tl e tbesliades m_belTC?: that that still Ia5?? atmfl looktajHor AmpriPiin Pnot"
Greene began
number
of exposed nh scholara sphenc v
Greene Polish to waierC010U Tfee5' eluded tiose Polonian throunh No
The author of two books inaceurate
and a numberof articles on stated
Poles in the United
his
rlttnlfinl
only
who
1910-- 3 One such
posqs
retention
most
Influence
Canadian
that
n„J:„_
ther
and
ideas that
wortli
been
to
to
to
when very simply
artist- - abuse
this
There łirI1iQr
good
exłiihi- - nndiinn ninainR
we're
Cto
who flnd that they leads "apie only tnem
that
must
behe e tharthe Poles had Chopitt playing piano in a mte them as takeoff point
States curacy froSUmCHneglect miw to asśiinira over the rofioeflsd oa muted JUt liu""uł onlv ™ yisual spiritual a-Swl- ss city mega !n grandfathei-- s lecture of immigrants' social tion and that Polish ethnic farmhoUSO seńh throudi gąlaxy of world
ision
Mazovan
stemmed
by'reviewing earlier studies community life-Furthermo- re
ls ixi Unłted States
flovver heads a stylized Instead of-thi-s
"clarity' in this eclcctic ex- -
or me ronsn immigranx me euny uuservers ianeu to — —b ' ' ther Kolbe abstract surfaces -"- --- '"'„' "" que&uonea
worker and suggested that recognize importance of Greene also met with repre- - wUh beauU£ul shapes and illustrations naturę or activity of
initlal observers such as so-- the ethnic neighbourhoods in sentatiyes of coloUrs carefuily of EUrface P°Pular Nothlng in this ques- -
ciologists and historlans put which the workers lived and search Institute and attended scuIptures In short ladies aPproaches that have beęn tioned visual language
forward view that the the community institutions an uiformal gatherlng held andgentlement banai top- - shamelessly abused and foist- - Nothing in this seemed to
Polish immigrant was poor which they used m h5s J10"? at the Multi kality and a much trafficked on masses In a purely Propose a yision or philo- -
and in
rilloetłnoh1o
standardS communitles Krzysztof
according to was
not
critics of the
also by Anglo-America- ns
sympathized with the hard-ship- s
of the immigrants
illustrated this atti-lud- o
by his audience
a of photographs"
taken in Pittsbiirgh dis-trl- ct araund
- -
aud not
Dr we
mac- - view
and jty
Ule
the
art
the
the
Dr Green belieyes that the
??y
z
ana"
art one
tlip
lar
up
i
"V
Dr lh'
by our
Dr
Dr
our
one
one
Dr
tnoi
the
ulw''li
Fa- -
art
Re- -
its
art
ed
nrłłl-- i
Dr
anv- -
are
can
ba--
vuituiai !! Ontario uUkłBlJ rQute Here agaIn WM the Huk wiiw in prn haA lnouiry The steel
morał This imago
Greene
hostlle
Greene
v w v v t v t y v y v t t 'V i' t y T' t
THE POLONIAN FORUM welcomes contributlons from those
Interested jn Polish and Canadian matters
Forward to:
Leszek co The Polonian
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Toronto Ont M6P 4A8
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by
& fujl g'overnment
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individual's
adoptibn
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cońfcrencesa tho
for
or
which
the
we
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be- -
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race
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Polish-Canadia- n
Subseąuently
of the
Łn2u5- - responslbilities
The unpleasantly
tho
Privy
cannot
iaw
Es„ure"s'
uonaia
uŁv
r
of
doomed
curi
78 r„i uuiiui
no
should snelled
Novem- -
but
tional
Would
arlists
of the —
search
by a evidenced
the
the cxhibi- - Art
the
"to
i to creato unques- - an " ł"
thr-- :(nd ar-- com- -
wiH
wlslon" this ™h evaluated not
the foreword
left — III'
we
lais in-- the
W j lec
by examples superfic
By sch°o1
i-pr- essions imiSn nnot
Un--
homes
„:rv:idpd "
the great media
artl
— "— cauy me
the
a
a
by
the
the
ui uiu jyjB w rapmcai nnlntlntr nnnHprs r i
early Polish
v t T
correspondence
-- Wawrow
_i
perpetrating
sentimentalized
conventional _u n j over-concer- n "° i " —e """"1 UiC "ui- - mangnea
with tradilional surface ele- - dfr associationsof peo- - Chopin is described as
ments onlv ple for whom the only com life" — unfortu-- prehensible means of com- - nately it's only tlie "dc-Th- e eclecticism of this exhl- - strictly an ii- - cpratiye" life of the
bition left me with that' samej luśtratlve ctatement be it ab- - success of representa-foelin- g
1 get when walking- - stract or rępresentational tion "The great skill and sen-on- e óf Toronto's busy com-an- d reminiscent of high sitivity" of other artist s here
mercial streets with school compositional exer-- is really no morę than their
neons and advertising sio-- cises ability to imitatc well tlie
gans kitschy storę Windows The morę abstract works
lóud musie and carsand peo in this exhibition were beset works and idcas o£ the on-pl- e
mllling about After ą by many of the same short- - ghial płoneers many of
pOBTBątltCtWe
dla bliskich w Polsce NISKIE
KORZYSTAJ
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