Agata Nowicka

http://www.agatanowicka.com/

Agata Nowicka is an illustrator based in Warsaw. Follow her latest works and projects on her Insta.

Originally posted 30.03.2010.

Joanna Gorska & Jerzy Skakun

American, Czechoslovakian, and Sovietic Cinema in Polish Posters. Available at Pigasus poster gallery.

http://www.homework.com.pl/

Joanna Gorska and Jerzy Skakun are Homework, a Varsovia based graphic design studio founded in 2002 . Their work has been exhibited at the Poster Biennial in Varsovia and at the international Poster Biennial in Mexico. via Berlindesign, ajourneyaroundmyskull.

Janek Simon

Carpet Invaders, 2004

http://www.2020.ro/dislocation/janek.htm

Born in 1977 in Krakow, Poland. Simon studied sociology and psychology at the Jagiellonian University in Cracow. He lives and works in Cracow.

—His artistic début took place in 2002 during the Novart.pl Festival in Cracow. There he presented "Carpet Invaders" - a simple computer game whose board was an image of a carpet projected on the floor".—Culture.pl.
—He investigates access to knowledge as well as the increasingly close and ambiguous relationships between culture and economy within neo-liberal capitalism.—Gasworks.
—Janek plays with the convention of a viewer – it’s impossible to watch his works without becoming an active participant of them. Simon creates a theatre and puts his audience in a role of actors – spontaneous and real, because unconscious. He wants them to step beyond the borders, beyond what’s officially said to be the right thing to do in a gallery – for Simon art is not something that you contemplate, but something that you have to participate in, create together with an artist.—Aleksandra Halicka at Culturebase.

via vvork.

Aleksandra Waliszewska

http://www.waliszewska.blogspot.com

Born in 1976 in Warsaw, Aleksandra Waliszewska graduated from Warsaw Art School and Academy of Fine Arts. "I’m more interested in depicting states of emotion. Narratives tend to arise by themselves, they kind of evolve by their own will." "I love pre-modern art. It is an endless source of inspiration for me, a true bottomless well of ideas. Looking at some picture throughout the years, I can continue to find new elements in it, discover new qualities that I didn’t notice before. My real favourites would be Hans Memling, Enguerrand Quarton and Nicolas Poussin. I have definitely less interest for modern art."—Interviewed by http://www.mydancetheskull.com/

Find her on Facebook / Flickr / Blogger

via itcouldbe.me

Poor

1. Uncovering lamp, 2008. Plexiglas object which gives no light but at least it does not shut off light either. Additionally, it can serve as a stand for a classical lamp with a clamp changing it in a traditional bedside lamp.
3. Mlodek, nutcracker, 2003/04. If we smash a nut with a hammer, we may find it pretty difficult to restrain ourselves from hitting it hard. This can, however, result in a complete crushing of the object. Thanks to a hollowed hammer, we can hit a nut as hard as we can, and it still will make a small cleavage on its surface.
4. Poor light, 2007. Screensaver lamp to be used in your computer.

Bartosz Mucha. http://www.poor.pl/

via dmy-berlin.

I am Gabz

I am gabz = Grzegorz Domaradzki.
Kohlenhaltig, Sep 2008. Domaradzki's first individual exhibition.
MA Graphic Arts and Drawing. Academy of Fine Arts. Poznań, 2003
http://www.iamgabz.com
Poster.

Tomasz Kartasinski

http://www.behance.net/woland

Futu Magazine

Polish magazine Futu, guest designed and art directed by Matt Willey at Studio 8.
http://www.futu.pl/
via http://thingstolookat.blogspot.com/

Studio Kxx

Wedding invitation design for E&K / 2008 Poznan, Poland
http://www.studiokxx.com/
Krzysztof Domaradzki (design) +Eliza Domaradzka (manager)

Sebastian Onufszak

http://www.ingraphicswetrust.com/
b.1978 in Poland. Based in Duesseldorf, Germany.

Jan Kallwejt

http://www.kallwejt.com/
Warsaw, Poland.