Showing posts with label oil painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oil painting. Show all posts
December 9, 2014
July 5, 2012
Filip Kalkowski's paintings exhibition | Bulwary Sztuki Foundation & Mostowa Artcafe
I warmly
invite you to the vernissage of the exhibition of paintings by Filip
Kalkowski. The event will take place on July 7th, 2012 at 7 pm in
Mostowa Artcafe, at 8 Mostowa St, Krakow.
Kind regards,
Marian Gołogórski
Kind regards,
Marian Gołogórski
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| Filip Kalkowski | Akademia Niedźwiedzia II |
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| Filip Kalkowski | Akademia Niedźwiedzia |
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| Filip Kalkowski | Ciężkie życie ma nasz słoń |
June 30, 2012
ARTADVISOR | Zbysław Marek Maciejewski
Zbysław Marek Maciejewski studied painting in Wacław Taranczewski’s workshop in the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow. A few years later, as a fully-educated painter, he started leading his own workshop in the same Academy.
Speaking of his artistic way, Maciejewski’s lifetime could be divided into two parts, considering the changes in his artistic expression.
The first period is characteristic for the author’s evident fascination with his own personality and sexuality, but also with his own ironic point of view about the world and people in general. Maciejewski was very witty and had a cruel sense of humor, sometimes up to the point of being sarcastic. He didn’t like unintelligent women, and he made fun of them and mocked at them in his works. That’s easily noticeable in his drawings. At the same time, he adored smart women – those who knew how to face his talent and intellect. That being said, the truth was that, most of all, Maciejewski loved men. They were his main fascination and inspiration and a dominant subject of his paintings and drawings.
Speaking of his artistic way, Maciejewski’s lifetime could be divided into two parts, considering the changes in his artistic expression.
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| Zbysław Maciejewski | Untitled | drawing on paper |
The first period is characteristic for the author’s evident fascination with his own personality and sexuality, but also with his own ironic point of view about the world and people in general. Maciejewski was very witty and had a cruel sense of humor, sometimes up to the point of being sarcastic. He didn’t like unintelligent women, and he made fun of them and mocked at them in his works. That’s easily noticeable in his drawings. At the same time, he adored smart women – those who knew how to face his talent and intellect. That being said, the truth was that, most of all, Maciejewski loved men. They were his main fascination and inspiration and a dominant subject of his paintings and drawings.
January 31, 2012
ARTSPOT | Monika Ślósarczyk
In our new column, ArtSpot, we're introducing young artists promoted by Marian Gołogórski. This time, we'd like to take a look at the creations of Monika Ślósarczyk.
Monika was a student of one of the greatest Polish colourists and widely renowned painter, Jan Szancenbach. We can notice how much of artistic awareness Monika has received in Szancenbach's workshop.
Monika Ślósarczyk's paintings are very well painted, full of artistic expression, and have very interesting meaningful titles.
Monika Ślósarczyk is cooperating with Gologorski Gallery and her works are available in the gallery upon request. The artist will have a solo exhibition in Mostowa Artcafe in February, so don't forget to come and see the exhibition! You can see the invitation below, click on it to enlarge.
The exhibition is organized by Bulwary Sztuki Foundation. Marian Gołogórski is the curator of the exhibition.
www.gologorski.com
Monika was a student of one of the greatest Polish colourists and widely renowned painter, Jan Szancenbach. We can notice how much of artistic awareness Monika has received in Szancenbach's workshop.
Monika Ślósarczyk's paintings are very well painted, full of artistic expression, and have very interesting meaningful titles.
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| Monika Ślósarczyk Anger | oil on canvas | 100x140 cm |
The exhibition is organized by Bulwary Sztuki Foundation. Marian Gołogórski is the curator of the exhibition.
www.gologorski.com
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