80,0 x 70,0 cm - oil, canvas
signed on the reverse on canvas m.g.: ROMAN MACIUSZKIEWICZ 1988 |"TAJEMNICA SIERPNIOWEGO WIECZORU". 155 [in frame]
l.g.: stamp authorizing export abroad with permit number
The painting is framed.
Roman Maciuszkiewicz (Katowice 1955, lives in Katowice) - graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow, Graphics Department in Katowice (1980). He has held 45 solo exhibitions and participated in more than 100 group shows, where he received more than a dozen awards and honors. He deals mainly with painting, for some time, while realizing individual presentations, he constructs them thematically closing the works into cycles. The more important of these are: "Metropolis", "Dream Factory", "Miscellaneous City", "There...", "Haven". , "World without us." In the 1990s, he briefly engaged in performance and art objects working with the group " 4" (M. Kamienski, R. Kalarus, L. Jaszczuk). In addition to artistic and didactic practice in the circle of his interests is art theory. In 1993-2001 he co-edited the cultural magazine "Options", publishing in it, as well as in several other periodicals of national ("Exit - New Art in Poland") and regional ("Silesia") scope, numerous texts on art, concerning its history and contemporary times. In 2010 he published a collection of essays entitled "Images. Intuitions. Imaginations" From 2002 to 2009, he was an employee of the Academy of Fine Arts in Katowice. He has been working at the Institute of Visual Arts at the Faculty of Arts and Sciences of Education at the University of Silesia since 2002, and has been a Professor since 2015.
