Wystawy

UNDER THE SKY OF PROVENCE

Vernissage Exhibition on 14th March 2008, 6 pm

Bartłomiej Michałowski, born on 10th June 1964 r. in Lublin

Member of the Association of the Polish Visual Art Artists – Polish Utility Art – Warsaw Region. Co-funder of Kazimierz Arts Confraternity. A graduate from the Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin (1991).

His domain is painting, in particular watercolour painting.

A participant of over ten individual and collective exhibitions in Poland and abroad.
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The most recent are:

    Kazimierz Dolny (2000) – Bohemia Gallery – exhibition entitled Shtetl I – Town of Kazimierz,
    Kazimierz Dolny (2001) – Bohemia Gallery My Worlds exhibition,
    Gdynia – “The Gift of Pomerania” (2001): Sea in Watercolour Painting,
    Cracow (2001) – Canson – presentation
    Lublin (2002) – Lublin Philharmony,
    Kazimierz Dolny (2002) – The Bohema Gallery – exhibition entitled Shtetl II – Lost in Time,
    Włodawa (2002) – 5th Three Cultures Festival – Great Synagogue Shtetl – Little Towns Long Forgotten,
    Lublin (2002) – Michałowski Gallery – Shtetl III – To the Teacher from Drohobych,
    Warsaw (2003) – Beautiful World Gallery – Shtetl III – To the Teacher from Drohobych,
    Warsaw (2004) – The Nożyk Family Synagogue – Return to Origins of Memory – Shtetl
    Kielce (2004) – Kielce Cultural Centre – Shtetl – Lost in Time
    Belgrade (2005) – Studentski Grad Cultural Centre – Mesta
    Nowy Sad (2005) – National Theatre – Mesta
    Cracow (2006) – Cracow Chamber Opera – Canson – presentation
    Kazimierz Dolny (2006) – Michałowski Gallery – Provençal accents Exhibition
    Drohobych (2006) – Arts Palace – Bianka’s Villa, 2nd Bruno Schulz International Festival in Drohobych – Bruno Schulz and Boarder Region Culture – Shtetl III “To the Teacher from Drohobych, Drohobych Notes 2005-2006”
    Lublin (2007) – The Viridarium Gallery: Places
    Brussels (2007) – European Parliament: Lublin Region – Legend and the Future.

Works from collections of, among others, the Privistula Museum in Kazimierz Dolny and private Polish and international collectors.

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