Czechoslovakia:
Karel Bartonicek, Ivan Kafka, Milan Knizák, Libor Krejcar, Tomás Ruller, Rudolf Sikora, Peter Zupnik
East Germany:
Thomas Florschuetz, Leupold/Leupold, Andreas Prüstel, Karla Sachse, Gundula Schulze
Hungary:
Frankl Aljona, Hajas Tibor, Halas István, Hegedüs 2 László, Károlyi Zsigmond, Miklós Novottny, Schmall Károly, Szilágyi Lenke, Várnagy Tibor, Zátonyi Tibor
Poland:
Janusz Bakowski, Anna Bohdziewicz, Jerzy Caryk, Lucjan Demidowski, Józef Robakowski, Zofia Rydet, Zygmunt Rytka, Antoni Zdebiak
Out of Eastern Europe: Private Photography opened at the List Center in January, 1987. A more concise selection than the Second Portfolio, the exhibition included works by thirty artists from Czechoslovakia, East Germany, Hungary, and Poland, and was accompanied by a catalog with essays by Jacob and Lynn Zelevansky. For its presentation in New York City, at the Grey Art Gallery at New York University, émigré writer Jerzy Kosinski contributed an introductory statement describing the exhibition as “the penultimate art of spiritual confrontation.”
