Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Jurek Wajdowicz
After looking at more sources (and having received some messages from the subject), I think there may be at least ''one'' non-local, reliable source with in-depth coverage. The book "Liminal Spaces", which in the article/Google Books has a foreword/article by professor Fred Ritchin. It is, sadly, not available online (and most sources credit the subject, Wajdowicz, with sole authorship) even for a preview, but I think we can AGF that it is the case (WorldCat lists him as a foreword author, and it's a reliable source). The question, therefore, is is this source sufficient? To which I'd say it depends on its length. Is this indeed an article-long analysis of his work (academic articles have an average of 8k words), which would cause me to seriously consider withdrawing this nom, or is it a much shorter equivalent of a blurb? Can anyone verify how long this section is, or perhaps provide a link to a digital copy of the article? (For anyone in the States, check https://www.worldcat.org/title/jurek-wajdowicz-liminal-spaces-fotografie75/oclc/868017182; it does not work well for rest of the world, including my part of it). I also thought whether https://www.911memorial.org/registry/infodesignEWS meets  4b, but given it has no text to explain the works' significance, I am not convinced (the other entries at the bio article for where his works are held are unreferenced or less likely to meet the definition of "significant collection", IMHO
— User:Piotrus, 03:33, 13 November 2015 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:ARTIST (Wikipedia:Notability)