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LIGHTNESS OF STONE. LITHOGRAPHS BY WŁADYSŁAW WINIECKI
June 16 – September 23, 2012
The Władysław Hasior Gallery
Zakopane, ul. Jagiellońska 18 b
Władysław Winiecki (1941-2008) was a graphic artist who mastered the printing method of lithography. He graduated from the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts and became a teacher and professor at the Academy’s graphic arts department for many years. The artist participated in numerous Polish and international exhibitions where his works often won awards. Władysław Winiecki’s most interesting and representative works from different periods of his artistic life are on display.
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POINT OF VIEW. ANDRZEJ GIBAŁA’S PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE NATURE
April 19 – July 1, 2012
The Museum of the Zakopane Style
Zakopane, ul. Kościeliska 18
The exhibition is the result of Andrzej Gibała’s expeditions into the wilderness. He lives in Zakopane, he is a forester by training whose passions are botany and photography. Macro-scale photographs of rare and lesser-known plants will be on display. They feature not only the beauty of nature but also the diversity and extraordinary shapes of tiny forms which cannot be seen with the naked eye.
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PIOTR KWIT. PAINTINGS AND SCULPTURES
April 14 – June 10, 2012
The Władysław Hasior Gallery
Zakopane, ul. Jagiellońska 18 b
An exhibition of paintings and sculptures by Piotr Kwit (1929-2002), a folk artist from the village of Zalesie, near Limanowa in southern Poland. He sculpted birds, and also saints, historical personalities and classical music composers. He painted landscapes of the Gorce and the Beskid Wyspowy hills and of his home village as well as birds and religious scenes. On display are Kwit’s works on loan from the District Museum in Nowy Sącz – oil paintings on hardboard and sculptures from between 1972 and 1997.
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ZAKOPIAŃCZYCY (THE PEOPLE OF ZAKOPANE). IN SEARCH OF AN IDENTITY.
October 2, 2011 – March 31, 2012
The Art Gallery in Koziniec
ul. Koziniec 8, Zakopane
The post-war history of Zakopane is largely unacknowledged. Meanwhile, the last witnesses are passing away, and together with them the unique chance to document the town's recent history. The exhibition ZAKOPIAŃCZYCY (THE PEOPLE OF ZAKOPANE) aims to partly fill this gap by presenting the significant personalities who were active in Zakopane between 1945 and 2010.
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ZAKOPANE - THE HUB OF THE UNIVERSE. ART AT THE FOOT OF GIEWONT IN THE YEARS 1880 – 1939
May 14, 2011 – June 30, 2012
The Gallery of 20th Century Art at Oksza villa,
the newest branch of the Tatra Museum
Zakopane, ul. Zamoyskiego 25
The exhibition presents the output of the artistic community and artists who were temporarily connected with Zakopane at a time when the village was Poland’s leading centre of artistic excellence. All of them drew inspiration from the Tatra mountains and the Tatra Highlander culture. The display is presented in the interiors of Oksza villa, designed by Stanisław Witkiewicz in 1894 in the Zakopane Style, which was restored by the Tatra Museum in 2010.
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HAPPY AS A LARK. EUGENIUSZ RODZIK
January 28 – March 25, 2012
The Władysław Hasior Gallery
Zakopane, ul. Jagiellońska 18 b
Part of an exhibition series which presents the works of contemporary local artists. It is a tribute to Eugeniusz Rodzik (1933-2010), a longtime-employee of the Tatra Museum, art conservator and artist, a graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków. On display are the most interesting conservation works done by Eugeniusz Rodzik in the Tatra Museum, as well as his works of art from his family collection.
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THE TATRA MUSEUM’S LATEST NATURAL HISTORY AND ETHNOGRAPHC AQUISITIONS
January 18 – April 7, 2012
The Museum of the Zakopane Style at Koliba villa
Zakopane, ul. Kościeliska 18
The exhibition shows the latest exhibits acquired by the natural history and ethnographic departments of the Tatra Museum. The natural history department’s collections increased in 2011 with unique geological specimens and paleontological finds. They were offered by two outstandinggeological experts, Professors Jerzy Lefeld and Andrzej Gaździcki, who for many years cooperated with the Tatra Museum, the young, world-renowned paleontologist Grzegorz Niedźwiedzki and a geologist closely linked with Zakopane, Eligiusz Balcerzak. The ethnographic department presents the most interesting ethnographic exhibits, which came into its collections in the years 2007-2011. These are mainly regional costumes and folk art from Podhale and of the Hutsul people.
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WŁADYSŁAW TREBUNIA TUTKA. RETROSPECTIVE
November 12 - January 22, 2012
The Władysław Hasior Gallery
ul. Jagiellońska 18 b, Zakopane
An exhibition from a series to showcase the artistic work of Zakopane's contemporary artists. Władysław Trebunia "Tutka" (born in 1942) graduated from the Krakow Academy of Fine Arts' Textile Department, but he has worked in different techniques (textile design, painting, stained-glass, glass, pastel, oil and gouache paintings). The local Podhale tradition and folklore constitute the main subjects of the artist's works. The exhibition features works chosen from various periods of his artistic activity, made in different techniques, including drawings, religious paintings, textiles and stained-glass designs.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IN THE TATRA MUSEUM’S COLLECTION
September 17, 2011 – January 8, 2012
Museum of the Zakopane Style at Koliba villa
Zakopane, ul. Kościeliska 18
The exhibition shows an interesting collection of musical instruments, beginning from the 19th century to present day, made by well-known Podhale craftsmen. The display includes both wind and string instruments.
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WITKACY. PSYCHOHOLISM.
June 15 – August 28, 2011
The Art. Gallery in Kozinec
Zakopane, Koziniec 8
At the Tatra Museum, the Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz „season” continues. Apart from the exhibition „Zakopane – the Hub of the Universe. Art at the Foot of Giewont in the Years 1880-1939” at Oksza villa, where his pastels, drawings and photographs are on display, we present at the Art Gallery in Koziniec the exhibition WITKACY. PSYCHOHOLISM which has been prepared by the Bunkier Sztuki Contemporary Art Gallery in Kraków. Its curators are Maria Anna Potocka and Stefan Okołowicz.
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ROADSIDE POETRY. PHOTOGRAPHS BY WŁADYSŁAW HASIOR
June 18 - October 30, 2011
The Władysław Hasior Gallery
Zakopane, ul. Jagiellońska 18 b
Władysław Hasior (1928-1999) is widely known as one of Poland's leading sculptors of the post-war era, who lived in Zakopane for most of working life. He was the author of many significant monuments, "banners", objects and installations, assemblages, collages and outdoor events. However, little is known about his passion for photography. It was an art form, which accompanied him throughout his creative life.
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THE ICON - MIRROR OF HEAVEN. ICON-WRITING BY JOLANTA FLACH
June 4 - September 11, 2011
The Museum of the Zakopane Style at Koliba villa
Zakopane, ul. Kościeliska 18
Jolanta Flach is a Zakopane journalist who graduated in environmental engineering but is an icon writer by vocation. She produces icons according to the Eastern canon, using traditional techniques. The subject-matter of her icons draws inspiration from Byzantine iconography.
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ORIENTAL CARPETS FROM THE COLLECTION OF WŁODZIMIERZ AND JERZY KULCZYCKI
December 22, 2010 - May 29, 2011
The Art Gallery in Koziniec
ul. Koziniec 8, Zakopane
The display of Oriental carpets and textiles collected by Włodzimierz and Jerzy Kulczycki between 1906 and 1965. The collection was donated to the Tatra Museum by Anna Piotrowicz-Kulczycka, Jerzy Kulczycki's widow, and has been periodically shown since 1981 at the Gallery of Art in Koziniec, dedicated to the Kulczyckis.
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A COMEBACK. GLASS PAINTINGS BY JAN JACHYMIAK
March 12, 2011 – June 12, 2011
The Władysław Hasior Gallery
ul. Jagiellońska 18 b, Zakopane
An exhibiton of works by Jan Jachymiak, one of the first post-war glass painters of the Podhale region, who has lived in Chicago since 1970. This is the artist’s first individual exhibition, after a 40-year absence, displaying his most recent paintings.
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THE TATRA MOUNTAIN LANDSCAPES OF FRANCISZEK WÓJCIK
April 2, 2011 - May 29, 2011
The Museum of the Zakopane Style at Koliba villa
ul. Kościeliska 18, Zakopane
An exhibition from a series to showcase the artistic work of Zakopane's contemporary artists, presents the work of Franciszek Wójcik (1903-1984) who spent most of his life in Zakopane, creating and participating in the local artistic life. The exhibition displays chosen Tatra and Podhale landscapes from the collection of the artist's granddaughter.
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