Marcin Bogusławski
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Marcin Bogusławski | |
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Born | 1980 |
Nationality | Polish |
Education | Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw |
Known for | painting, drawing, graphics, mural painting |
Website | www |
Marcin Bogusławski (born 1980) is a Polish artist, painter, drawer, graphic and mural painter. He lives and works in Warsaw.
Education
[edit]Marcin Bogusławski has studied painting and graphics at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. During his studies (2000-2006) he attended also the guest workshop run by professor Leon Tarasewicz. In 2006 graduated from painting (diploma under supervision of professor Stanisław Baj and diploma appendix from mural painting under supervision of professor Edward Tarkowski).
Selected exhibitions
[edit]2012 | W stronę światła (collective exhibition of painting by artists connected with the workshop of mural art of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw), Galeria Autograf, Warsaw. |
2010 | Krystalit (individual exhibition), Galeria Fundacji Atelier, Warsaw.[1][2] |
2009 | (collective exhibition), Aula Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, Warsaw. |
2009 | Ulica złoczyńców (collective exhibition), Grochowska 282, Warsaw. |
2008 | exhibition after en plein air (collective exhibition), Staszów. |
2008 | exhibition after en plein air at prof. Marian Czapla (collective exhibition), Szydłów. |
2008 | Pamiętniki Pokolenia Tamagotchi (collective exhibition), Galeria Klimy Bocheńskiej, Warsaw. |
2006 | Skały - diploma exhibition (individual exhibition), Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, Warsaw. |
2005 | trimester exhibition (collective exhibition), Falmouth College of Art, Falmouth. |
2004 | Zapisy - exhibition of drawings (collective exhibition), Galeria Aspekt, Warsaw. |
2002 | exhibition of paintings and graphics (individual exhibition), Klub Muza, Warsaw. |
2001 | 20 miejsc na prace - exhibition of paintings (collective exhibition), Warsaw University Library, Warsaw. |
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