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Wojciech Fangor
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Wojciech Fangor
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Wojciech Fangor
Kasia Kulczyk presents the first comprehensive exhibition to take place in the UK of one of Poland's most important living artists, Wojciech Fangor, curated by de Pury de Pury. Bringing together thirty works from private collections from around the world, this exhibition explores Fangor's work from the 1960s and 1970s and showcases his astonishing Op Art paintings. COLOUR-LIGHT-SPACE will launch a new cultural programme at 3 Grafton Street, a new exhibition space housed in a spectacular Georgian town house in Mayfair which will be open to the public with free admission. The exhibition COLOUR-LIGHT-SPACE focuses on Fangor's most ground-breaking period, from his early experiments in colour to his work in the United States, where he became a leading representative of the up-and-coming Op Art movement. Paintings on display feature intensely coloured circles and waves. Simple compositions in striking colour combinations depict light, its spectrum and the chromatic effects of its separation.
Wojciech Fangor
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Fangor
A survey of Wojciech Fangor's Colour Field paintings, this catalogue boasts full-colour images of all 37 works, which seem to pulsate even in reproduction. The artist's lack of definite contour and attention to chromatic intensity creates this incredible effect. The catalogue also includes a biographical chronology, an introductory essay by Margit Rowell coupled with black-and-white installation shots, an exhibition checklist, a list of past exhibitions, and a selected bibliography.
Wojciech Fangor
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Wojciech Fangor
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Wojciech Fangor
The first international publication dedicated to the Polish painter, graphic designer, poster artist, and sculptor. Fangor received scholarships from the Institute for Contemporary Art in Washington, DC (1962) and the Ford Foundation in West Berlin (1964-65). In 1965-66, he taught at the Bath Academy of Art in Corsham, Wiltshire, England, and from 1966-83, he led classes at Farleigh Dickinson University in Madison, N.J. in the United States. In 1967-68, he conducted guest lectures at the Faculty of Architecture at the Graduate School of Design, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts. In 1970, he created sets for the Martha Graham Dance Company. In 1978, he received the Alfred Jurzykowski Foundation Award, and in 2003, he was awarded The Minister of Culture of the Republic of Poland Award.
Wojciech Fangor
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Three dimensions
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