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Book Review: Joanna Rajkowska, Where the Beast Is Buried

Where the Beast Is Buried is an account of Polish artist Joanna Rajkowska’s projects over a 10-year period from 2002, and of the debates on urban planning and occupation for which they were catalysts. The book begins with her efforts to create, erect and maintain a 15-metre replica palm tree at a major road intersection in Warsaw in 2002. Without knowing anything about it, I saw Greetings from Jerusalem Avenue in 2009. As far as I know, it remains there, as intentionally out-of-place now as when it was conceived. I return to this below.