Dimensions: 89 x 60 cm
on the reverse two stamps Waldemar Andzelm Collection
Origin
collection of Waldemar Andzelm
Exhibited
Berdyszak-Gierowski-Kałucki-Kamoji, exhibition on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of Andzelm Gallery, H. Łopaciński Library, Lublin, 1.08-1.10.2010
Berdyszak-Gierowski-Kałucki-Koji, Museum of the City of Lodz, Lodz, 22.10.2011-29.01.2012
"Andzelmiada", Walbrzych Art Gallery BWA (Old Mine), Walbrzych, 25.03-3.7.2022
Berdyszak, Gierowski, Kalucki, Kamoji. Collection of Waldemar Andzelm, BWA Gallery of Contemporary Art in Olsztyn, Olsztyn, 8.03-25.04.2024
Literature
Berdyszak, Gierowski, Kalucki, Kamoji, edited by Marta Smolińska Byczuk, Lucyna Skompska, Waldemar Andzelm, Lublin 2010, pp. 118-119 (ill.), cat. no. 33, p. 195 (index)
Berdyszak, Gierowski, Kalucki, Kamoji. Collection of Waldemar Andzelm, exhibition catalog, Olsztyn 2012, cat. no. 33 p. 35 (il.)
Biography
Studied painting and scenography at the Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow from 1951-57 under Zygmunt Radnicki and Andrzej Stopka. Since 1981 he has been running a painting studio at the Academy of Fine Arts in Poznan. He is the author of numerous theatrical and television stage designs. In 1959 he began to exhibit his painting works. Since 1976 he has been a member of the reactivated Krakow Group. He also exhibited at the Krzysztofory Gallery in Cracow: for example, "Showing a painting of a hatch section with a radius of r=1970 cm". In addition to painting and scenography, he does drawing, graphic design and is involved in spatial activities - installations. Jerzy Kalucki is often referred to as a "philosophical constructivist", and he himself readily refers to himself as a continuator of painting initiated by Kazimir Malevich.
