IGOR PRZYBYLSKI ‘Beware of the Train!
opening: September 6th, 2013 at 6.00 p.m.
Small Gallery
the exhibition will be open till October 5th, 2013.
‘Beware of the Train!’ is an exhibition where Igor Przybylski presents some of his selected works that came into being in a few recent years. All these works, reaching from the limits of abstraction up to precise realistic representations, are devoted to railways; these include portraits of locomotives or their parts, timetables, noticeboards, and parts of railway infrastructure. These paintings are complemented with a video projection which, in documentary form, presents the unusual world of railways which caused the artist to paint and prepare the exhibition.
Igor Przybylski graduated from the faculty of painting of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw in 2002, at Prof. Jarosław Modzelewski studio. At present he works as an assistant professor at the very same studio. Since 2007 he has collaborated with m2 gallery in Warsaw. He took part in over 70 solo and group exhibitions. His works belong to collections in Poland, Austria, Belgium, Germany, Slovakia, United States, and Sweden.
Selected solo exhibitions:
2003 – Public Transport Warsaw 2003, Manhattan Gallery, Łódź
2005 – ET22-550, Raster Gallery, Warsaw
2006 – Polish Roads – BWA Zielona Góra, and Baltic Contemporary Art Gallery, Słupsk
2007 – Ikarus Total, Kordegarda Gallery, Warsaw
2009 – Inhuman transvestite, m2 gallery, Warsaw
2010 – Czecho-Slovakia – prologue, Szara Gallery, Cieszyn
2011 – Białystok Railway Station, Arsenał Gallery / PKP railway station, Białystok
2012 – Live Show, BWA Gallery, Tarnów
2013 – Bratislava-Prague, Polish Institute, Bratislava
Selected group exhibitions:
2004 – Reversed Art and Engineering, Sculpturens Hus, Stockholm
2004 – Underground, Gallery Space/Priestor, Bratislava
2005 – Art Forum, Berlin
2006 – New Documentarians, CSW Contemporary Art Centre, Warsaw
2006 – Stewpod with lid askew, Platan Gallery, Budapest
2006/2007 – Binary City, Manhattan Gallery, Łódź
2008 – Varsavia Saluta Roma, Polish Institute, Rome
2009/2010 – Show 4, High Silesia Museum, Bytom
2011 – 71369, El Gallery, Elbląg
2012 – Art Yard Sale, Raster Gallery / Uffizio Primo, Warsaw