Tadeusz Baranowski
Can emotions be extracted from matter? Transform everyday objects into abstract stories? Tadeusz Baranowski does exactly that in his assemblages. His works, composed of diverse materials, open up a world where everyday life transforms into profound emotional narratives. Each element, from a piece of wood to a scrap of fabric, becomes a mute witness to human experiences.
Discover Tadeusz Baranowski’s collector’s prints, where abstraction and matter intertwine, offering an extraordinary visual experience.
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ARTIST INFORMATION
Tadeusz Baranowski, an artist with a rich history of creating comics, has also developed his talent in the field of abstract assemblages. In his works, unconventional materials, from pieces of Plexiglas to scraps of fabric, become part of complex compositions that turn into a visual and emotional experience for the viewer. The artist uses his storytelling experience to give his abstract works an additional layer of meaning, making them even more captivating and multidimensional.
Baranowski’s works stand out not only for their complexity and richness of textures but also for their extraordinary ability to tell stories without words, encouraging viewers to their own interpretations. His works, full of depth and emotion, become a bridge connecting various fields of art, opening up new perspectives of perception and understanding for the viewer.
BIO
Tadeusz Baranowski, born in 1944 in Zamość, is a distinguished figure on the Polish artistic scene, valued both for his contribution to the field of comics and for his extraordinary achievements in painting and assemblage. He is a graduate of the Faculty of Graphic Arts and Painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. He was a member of the artistic group “Aut”.
His artistic career is full of experiments with various media and forms of expression, which allowed him to create his own, unique artistic language. Baranowski has always emphasized the importance of painting in his work, exploring and transcending the traditional approach to the canvas through innovative use of matter and space.
Throughout his long and fruitful career, Baranowski has participated in numerous exhibitions, gaining recognition among both critics and the general public. In addition to achievements in painting and graphic arts, Baranowski has significantly contributed to the development of comic art in Poland, creating unforgettable characters and stories that have captivated the imaginations of generations of readers.
Baranowski, with an unwavering love for exploring artistic boundaries, remains active and productive, constantly seeking new means of expression and ways to engage with the art world. His unending curiosity and passion for creation make him not only an important figure in the history of Polish art but also an inspiration for young artists seeking their own path of expression.
EXHIBITIONS AND EVENTS:
2024
Solo Exhibition “Tadeusz Baranowski. Collected Paintings” Olympic Centre, Warsaw
2023
Solo Exhibition “Tadeusz Baranowski. Painting.”, Dom Artysty Plastyka Gallery, Warsaw
2023
Solo Exhibition “Ambiguous Painting”, OCK Gallery, Oświęcim
2021
Solo Exhibition at BWA Jelenia Góra
2021
Group Painting Exhibition from the Retroavangarda Gallery Collection, Warsaw.
2018
Exhibition “Now Comics!”, National Museum in Krakow.
2018
Exhibition “State of Mind II”, OWZPAP Warsaw “LUFCIK”
2017
Retrospective Solo “Subconscious”, New Atelier Design
2014
Exhibition “Assemblages”, Łódź, REMEDIUM Gallery
2013
Exhibition “Return”, Night of Museums, SOHO Factory
ARTIST IN THE MEDIA:
Polityka
Dr Baranowski and Mr Tadeusz
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Culture.pl
Tadeusz Baranowski – bio
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AWARDS AND NOMINATIONS:
Tadeusz Baranowski has been honored for his contribution to the field of art, including:
2007
Awarded the Silver Medal “Merited to Culture – Gloria Artis” for children’s literature by the Minister of Culture and National Heritage, Kazimierz Michał Ujazdowski. At the same ceremony, Gloria Artis Medals were also awarded to Henryk Jerzy Chmielewski and Janusz Christa.
2009
Special Award of the Minister of Culture and National Heritage, Bogdan Zdrojewski, on the occasion of the 65th birthday anniversary in recognition of contributions to Polish culture.
