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Iwona Chmielewska: Illustrator–Poland

Bookbird: Journal of International Children's Literature, 2021
Abstract: "In my opinion, the most important and moving children's books are the ones that have an equal amount of joy and sadness. Children need this tension coming from balancing these two emotions. They learn that real life is not only about fun and play but also about obstacles, sadness, sickness, or even death."
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Iwona Chmielewska: Illustrator–Poland

Bookbird: Journal of International Children's Literature
Abstract: It was like magic, but I realized that if I create images that are underdefined and open to different interpretation, they can be more independent, so everyone can find what they are looking for in them.
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The Dialogical Nature of Iwona Chmielewska’s Picturebooks – Aesthetic and Pedagogical Context

The issue of art for children as a subject of research has a tradition dating back to the beginnings of the aesthetic-pedagogical movement in Europe. One of the contemporary examples of art for children is the picturebook. As an artefact of visual culture, it fts in particularly well with the current issues of aesthetic education for children.
Aleksandra Stasiak
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Ethical Engagement in Iwona Chmielewska's Picturebooks

Bookbird: Journal of International Children's Literature, 2020
Magdalena Sikorska
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Iwona Chmielewska: The Picturebook Architect and Philosopher

Bookbird: Journal of International Children's Literature, 2018
Magdalena Sikorska   +1 more
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Iwona Chmielewska: Illustrator–Poland

Bookbird: Journal of International Children's Literature, 2017
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