Jan Dziaczkowski
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Katsusa Town from the cycle Japanese Monster Movies
2010, collage, 8,9 x 14 cm
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The View of Shinojima, Owari from the cycle Japanese Monster Movies
2010, collage, 9 x 14 cm
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Untitled from the cycle Japanese Monster Movies
2010, collage, 9 x 14 cm
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The View of Shinojima from the cycle Japanese Monster Movies
2010, collage, 8,9 x 14 cm
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Zulganji Temple Matsushima from the cycle Japanese Monster Movies
2010, collage, 14 x 8,9 cm
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Untitled from the cycle Japanese Monster Movies
2010, collage, 9 x 14 cm
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The Kisogawa Inuyama Owary from the cycle Japanese Monster Movies
2010, collage, 9,1 x 14,2 cm
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Untitled from the cycle Japanese Monster Movies
2010, collage, 9 x 14 cm
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Untitled from the cycle Mountains for Warsaw
2009, collage, 9,6 x 12,5 cm
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Paris from the cycle Keine Granze
2009, collage, 10,5 x 14,7 cm
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Untitled from the cycle Black Market of Art
2009, collage
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Untitled from the cycle Black Market of Art
2009, collage
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At the Exhibition from the cycle Venus
2005, collage, 15,5 x 10,5 cm
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Jacques Prévert
2003–2007, collage
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Untitled from the cycle Greetings from Vacation
2003–2007, collage, 8,7 x 13,7 cm
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Untitled from the cycle Monkey Manor
2007, collage, 13,7 x 8,7 cm
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Untitled from the cycle Monkey Manor
2007, collage, 9 x 14 cm
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Untitled from the cycle Monkey Manor
2007, collage, 13,7 x 8,7 cm
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Untitled from the cycle Keine Granze
2008, collage, 21,8 x 16,4 cm
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Untitled
collage, 27 x 19,5 cm
Jan Dziaczkowski was born in 1983. He was a painter, photographer, illustrator and collagist. In 2007 he graduated from the Department of Painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. He graduated from the workshop of Krzysztof Wachowiak. Between 2004 and 2007 he co-founded an informal group called Nuku Workshop. In 2007 his debut album Collages was released by the Ha!art Corporation. His illustrations have been featured in the popular Polish press. Jan Dziaczkowski died in September 2011, while hiking in the Tatra Mountains.
Selected solo exhibitions:
2015
Jan Dziaczkowski. True and Untrue Stories, Zachęta — National Gallery of Art, Warsaw, PL
2010
Keine Grenze, Laurence Miller Gallery, New York, USA
True and Untrue American Stories, Atak Gallery, Warsaw, PL
Japanese Monster Movies, ZPAF Gallery, Cracow, PL
2009
Mountains for Warsaw, Bęc Zmiana Foundation, Warsaw, PL
Keine Grenze, V8 Galerie, Cologne, DE
2008
Keine Grenze, ZPAF Gallery, Cracow, PL
2007
New Collages, Piotr Nowicki Gallery, Warsaw, PL
2005
Polish Embroideries, TR, Warsaw, PL
2004
Greetings from Holiday, TR, Warsaw, PL
Selected group exhibitions:
2022
Collage. Bonded Worlds, Four Domes Pavilion, Wrocław, PL
2021
Peaks, Pics and Other Inconsistencies, The Peter Michal Bohun Gallery in Liptov, Liptovsky Mikulas, SK
2019
Summer in the City, Galeria Monopol, Warsaw, PL
2017
Connection Warsaw — Zakopane, National Museum, Królikarnia, Warsaw, PL
2011
Polish Contemporary Illustration Exhibition, Pigasus Gallery, Berlin, DE
Award of the Vordemberge-Gildewart Foundation, Museum of Contemporary Art, Cracow, PL
2010
You Can’t Get There From Here, Camera Club Of New York, New York, USA
The Summer of Youth, Zachęta National Art Gallery, Warsaw, PL
Modernisation, PHotoEspaña, Aula Cultural Universidad Abierta, Cuenca, ES
2009
Bielska Jesień 39th Painting Biennale, BWA, Bielsko-Biała, PL
Renoma/Reflections of Wroclaw, Arup Phase 2 Gallery, London, UK
Nieodkryte/Niewypowiedziane, Nowy Teatr, Warsaw, PL
Young? Young!, Angle Art Contemporain, Saint-Paul-Troix-Chateaux, FR
2008
Painting Attraction, Witryna, Warsaw, PL
Red Eyes Effect, Centre For Contemporary Art, Warsaw, PL
Fish Eye, Biennale of Contemporary Art, BWA, Ustka, PL
Concrete Legacy, Polish Institute, Rome, IT
Polish Venus, Photo month, Estery St 12, Cracow, PL
2007
Bielska Jesień 38th Painting Biennale, BWA, Bielsko-Biała, PL
8th edition of Geppert competition, BWA, Wrocław, PL
Young from Warsaw, Center for Art Propaganda, Łódź, PL
2006
Young European Creators, Montrouge, Paris, FR
2005
Las Lanzas, Fine Arts Academy, Warsaw, PL
We Will Make It Somehow, Piotr Nowicki Gallery, Warsaw, PL
10/1, Faculty of Fine Arts, Cuenca, ES
2004
Merci pour les fruits, Kuluary Gallery, Warsaw, PL
Provence, Fabryka Trzciny Art Center, Warsaw, PL