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J E R R Y W. M I C H
(Jerzy W. Michalski)
1949 born in Poland (Jerzy Michalski)
1977 graduates at the faculty of Painting, Graphic Arts and
Sculpture area of Painting and Graphic Arts (Dist.)
1977 Masters in Fine Arts- Painting; teaches drawing at the Academy
1985 PhD Fine Arts Painting; Head of the Drawing Studio at the
Academy
1992 Permanent entry to Australia. Distinguished Talent Program;
Works in painting, drawing, graphic art & renovation of Baroque Sacred
Art; Lives & works in Tasmania
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Lexicon of Polish Artists -Polish Academy of
Science 1978-94; Fine Arts in Poznan -Publishing House 1987; Polish
Revolutionary Art Movement 1980th -University of Washington 1987;
Hemsbacher August 1991; P.W.S.S.P. Academy of Fine Arts Publication 1989;
The Mercury-Davies Bros.Limited March Nov.94/ Dec.95/ Feb.96/ Dec.97/
Aug.98/ Sep.2000; Southern Star Independent Hobart March 1993; Arts
Antiques Auctions- Bruxelles Dec. 1993; IdeArt News Paris Jan. 1994; The
Bulletin News Weekly Brussels Dec. 1993; ArtLink Australian Contemporary
Art Quarterly VOL.14, no.l, 1994; Network Bulletin issue no.5, Nov. 1994;
Art & Business Jan. 94; Star Hobart Nov.1994; The Canberra Times Feb. &
June 95/ July 97/ July 01; Who’s Who of Australian Visual Artists- Thorpe
Second Edition; Craft Arts International, issue 38, OCT.96; "RAIN CITY"
von Schroeder Fine Arts Publishing (97); The Courier-Mail Aug. 97;
National Gallery of Victoria Exhibition Program 97/98; Australian Art
Collector issues 3-20; "Culture and Art" Polish-TV 98; ACAF-6 Catalogue;
Melbourne Art Fair 2000 Catalogue; "Residence", "HEAT" von Schroeder Fine
Arts Publishing; Art & Australia vol.37 no.2; Art Gallery Guide issues 1 &
2; The Dictionary of Biography -Polonia, PWN Poland
AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIPS
1977- scholarship-Polish Council for the
Arts
1978- award ”Attitudes” Krakow Prize
Exhibition (painting)
1979- award -Wroniecki Prize Exhibition
(print)
1979- award -Wroniecki Prize Exhibition
(drawing)
1980- fellowship Polish Council for the
Arts
1980- award -Spychalski Prize Exhibition
(painting)
1985- fellowship -Polish Council for the
Arts
1986- medal -Polish Contemporary Painting
Festival
1994- highly commended -Trust Bank
Tasmania Art Award
1996- highly commended -Circular Head
Arts Festival
COLLECTIONS
Parliament House Collection Canberra; The
Tamar Collection Launceston; University of Washington USA; Ditter
Collection Germany; Academy of Fine Arts Poznan; Department for Education
and the Arts Warsaw; National Museum & Art Gallery Gdansk; Silesia Museum
and Art Gallery Katowice; Museum and Art Gallery Koszalin; Museum and Art
Gallery Radom; National Museum & Art Gallery Plovdiv; City Art Gallery
Poznan; City Art Gallery Leszno; City Art Gallery Konin; City Art Gallery
Bielsko Biala
PRIVATE COLLECTIONS
USA, Germany, France, Belgium, Holland,
Denmark, Suitland, Austria, Bulgaria, United Kingdom, Canada, Hong Kong,
China, Poland, Australia, New Zealand, Japan
RENOVATIONS
1983- interiors of the Baroque church –
Horyniec
1985- presbytery of the Baroque church –
Gieraltow
1986- sculptures in the Baroque church –
Boleslawow
1987- frescos reconstruction Baroque
church – Boleslawow
PRINCIPAL INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITIONS
2001 “Journey” Chapman Gallery Canberra
2000 “Heat” SOHO Galleries Sydney;
“Shine” Despard Gallery
1999 “Blue Street” Chapman Gallery
Canberra; “Maze” Michel Sourgnes Fine Arts Brisbane
1998 “The City” Despard Gallery Hobart
1997 ”Places” Michel Sourgnes Fine Arts
Brisbane; ”Places” Chapman Gallery Canberra
1996 “Dreamer” Gallery Two Launceston
1995 “The Web of the Magic” Solander
Gallery Canberra; “Nostalgia”
Chapman Gallery Canberra
1994 Galerie les Ateliers
Paris France;
“The Web of the Magic” Swing Bridge Art Gallery
Tas.
1993 Galerie d'Art KaYa
Bruxelles Belgium;
Salon des Arts Gallery Melbourne;
“Private Movie” Swing Bridge Art Gallery
Tas.
1992 "Quarter to Four" Swing Bridge Art
Gallery Tasmania
1991 Hemsbacher Kulturherbst Hemsbach
Germany; Galerie d’Art KaYa Bruxelles Belgium;
Galerie les Ateliers Paris France;
BWA Gallery Poznan Poland &
BWA Gallery Konin
1989 Wattletree Gallery Melbourne
1987 BWA Gallery Poznan Poland
1981 BWA Gallery Leszno Poland
1980 Nova Gallery Poznan Poland
1978 Museum of Gorzow Poland
PRINCIPAL GROUP EXHIBITION
2001 Wagner Art Gallery Sydney, Maria
Perides Gallery Brisbane, The Tattersall’s Club Art Prize Brisbane,
2000 “We are Australians - touring
exhibition: Volvo Gallery Sydney, Adelaide Festival Center; Canberra
Museum & Art Gallery; Hamilton Art Gallery; Tasmanian Museum & Art Galler
New England Museum & Art Gallery, Armidale, NSW; Latrobe Regional Gallery,
Morwell, Vic.; The George Adams Gallery, Victorian Arts Center:
The Tattersall’s Club Landscape Art Prize,
Brisbane;
1999 Christmas Exhibition Despard
Gallery Hobart
1997 National Contemporary Art Award,
28th Alice Prize Christmas Exhibition Despard Gallery Hobart; National
Gallery of Victoria 7th Festival of Polish Visual Arts
1996 “Homage to Masaccio” University of
Tasmania; Daniel -Chodowiecki-Press, Berlin, Germany; ACAF-5 Melbourne;
4th Official Tasmania Day Art Exhibition,
1995 "Brief Moments" Swing Bridge Art
Gallery
1994 Galerie d’Art KaYa Bruxelles
Belgium; Swing Bridge Art Gallery Tasmania; Chapman Gallery Canberra;
Gallery Two Launceston; Galerie d’Art Hotel California Paris France
1993 "Interiors" Dick Bett Gallery
Hobart; Gallery Two Launceston; Burnie Art Gallery Burnie; Gallery 101
Melbourne; Gallery Novotel; Strickland Gallery Hobart; Swing Bridge Art
Gallery Tasmania
1992 Galerie d’Art Hotel
California Paris France; Salon des Arts Melbourne
1991 R.M.I.T. Gallery Melbourne; Gretz
Gallery Melbourne; Museum of Poznan Poland: Gallery ZPAP Poznan Poland
1989 Dempsters Gallery Melbourne
1986 Festival of Contemporary Paintings
Szczecin Poland4
1985 "Metaphor in Polish Painting"
Koszalin Poland; "Interart"
1984 "New Realism" Schwedt Germany; "Interart"
Poznan
1983 "Young Artists of Poznan" Plovdiv
Bulgaria
1981 "Fantasy and Metaphor" Austria
Hungary Bulgaria
1980 Gallery BWA Poznan Poland
1979 Museum of Gniezno Poland
1978 International Triennial of
Drawings, Wroclaw, Poland; Young Figurative from Poznan to Vienna Austria
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