Tymek Borowski
born in 1984 in Warsaw, where he lives and works. 2005–2009. Borowski studied painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw in the studio of Leon Tarasewicz (graduated in 2009). He uses both digital and traditional media, works in the fields of art and graphic design. Frequently collaborates with Paweł Śliwiński and Paweł Sysiak.
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29.11.2014 – 15.02.2015Progress and Hygiene
The exhibition presented in Zachęta, “Progress and Hygiene”, is devoted to the pitfalls of modernization in the context of the idealistic faith in progress and the possibilities of “betterment” common to both art and science at the beginning of the 20th century. It was conceived as an essay which critically analyses such phenomena as genetic engineering, eugenics or research into the purity of races, also drawing attention to their continued impact on today’s world.
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14.09 – 07.11.2013VIEWS 2013Deutsche Bank Foundation Award
For the sixth time the Deutsche Bank Foundation, Deutsche Bank Polska, and the Zachęta — National Gallery of Art are happy to announce the Views 2013 – Deutsche Bank Foundation Award competition exhibition presenting the most interesting young, but already established, Polish artists. Unlike in the previous years, there are five finalists and all featured works are premiere presentations.
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10.12.2011 – 12.02.2012No, No, I Hardly Ever Miss a Show
No, No, I Hardly Ever Miss a Show is a project about the public, for public, that is also co-created by the public. Zachęta’s exhibition halls became a space for an exchange of ideas and thoughts, both in a ‘traditional’ way (art pieces, lectures, discussions), as well as in an interactive manner (workshops, art interventions). The exhibition reveals the mechanisms through which the gallery operates, and demonstrates the processes involved in the preparation and running of an exhibition.
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