Szewczyk
Andrzej Szewczyk
the artist
a mystic and philosopher, fascinated with literature, poerty and various kinds of spirituality, be it Christian, Buddhist, or Far-Eastern.
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2. K. Piskorz, “Roma Hałat | Andrzej Szewczyk. Repeat | Recall,” Sztuk Dwie Foundation, Warsaw 2023, p. 9.
3. K. Sienkiewicz, „Andrzej Szewczyk” for culture.pl: https://culture.pl/pl/tworca/andrzej-szewczyk
4. M. Smolińska, “Szewczyk(s) in the Simulart Collection: On the Passionate Collecting of the Creative Ouvre of an Artist Who Hated the Term Creative Ouvre,” [in:] “Words Imbued with Experience: Andrzej Szewczyk from the Simulart Collection,” State Art Gallery in Sopot, Sopot 2020.
2. W. Borowski, “To start painting anew”, [in]: “Andrzej Szewczyk 1950-2001: Works from the Polish Contemporary Art Collection of the Upper Silesian Museum,” edited by M. Meschnik, Upper Silesian Museum, Bytom 2007, p. 25.
3. W. Borowski, “To start painting anew”, [in]: “Andrzej Szewczyk 1950-2001: Works from the Polish Contemporary Art Collection of the Upper Silesian Museum,” edited by M. Meschnik, Upper Silesian Museum, Bytom 2007, p. 25.
2. Andrzej Szewczyk, „Erotic”, 1995, wax, pencil shreds/board, 190 x 20 x 5 cm, fot. Marcin Koniak
3. Andrzej Szewczyk, Untitled, 80. XX w., paper, plywood, pencils, 24 x 35 cm, fot. Błażej Pindor
4. Andrzej Szewczyk, Untitled, 1987, paper, pencils, 48 x 53 cm, fot. Błażej Pindo
5. Andrzej Szewczyk, Untitled, undated, paper, pencils, 35 x 24 cm, fot. Błażej Pindor
2. T. Sławek, „Without. Andrzej Szewczyk’s Pistachio Texts”, [w”Andrzej Szewczyk 1950-2001: Works from the Polish Contemporary Art Collection of the Upper Silesian Museum,” edited by M. Meschnik, Upper Silesian Museum, Bytom 2007, p. 214.
3. J. Trzupek, „A Whole of a Fragment”, [in]: “Andrzej Szewczyk: an Artist Is an Argument,” edited by J. Legoń, Bielska BWA Gallery, Bielsko-Biała 2022, p. 184.
4. A. Rottenberg, Ku czemu wszystko ciąży?, „Atlas Sztuki” nr 87, 2017, p. 7.
2. quote from: K. Sienkiewicz, „Andrzej Szewczyk. Pomnik listu F. Kafki do F. Bauer” for culture.pl: https://culture.pl/pl/dzielo/andrzej-szewczyk-pomnik-listu-f-kafki-do-f-bauer
3. M. Smolińska, “Szewczyk(s) in the Simulart Collection: On the Passionate Collecting of the Creative Ouvre of an Artist Who Hated the Term Creative Ouvre,” [in:] “Words Imbued with Experience: Andrzej Szewczyk from the Simulart Collection,” State Art Gallery in Sopot, Sopot 2020.
4. J. Trzupek, „A Whole of a Fragment”, [in]: “Andrzej Szewczyk: an Artist Is an Argument,” edited by J. Legoń, Bielska BWA Gallery, Bielsko-Biała 2022, p. 184.
2. K. Morcinek, “In Search of an Argument,” [in]: “Andrzej Szewczyk: an Artist Is an Argument,” edited by J. Legoń, Bielska BWA Gallery, Bielsko-Biała 2022, p. 163.
2. Andrzej Szewczyk, “June, July, August” – triptych, 1996, pencil, semen, blood/paper, 37 x 27,5 cm (each), fot. Paweł Bobrowski
2. M. Smolińska, “Szewczyk(s) in the Simulart Collection: On the Passionate Collecting of the Creative Ouvre of an Artist Who Hated the Term Creative Ouvre,” [in:] “Words Imbued with Experience: Andrzej Szewczyk from the Simulart Collection,” State Art Gallery in Sopot, Sopot 2020.
3. M. Smolińska, “Szewczyk(s) in the Simulart Collection: On the Passionate Collecting of the Creative Ouvre of an Artist Who Hated the Term Creative Ouvre,” [in:] “Words Imbued with Experience: Andrzej Szewczyk from the Simulart Collection,” State Art Gallery in Sopot, Sopot 2020.