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Artist Exhibitions:
Education
1997-2000 BA (Hons) Fine Arts,
Byam Shaw at Central Saint
Martins,University of the Arts
London, UK
1996-1997 Diploma in
Architecture and Urban Design,
Foundation Course,
Prince’s Foundation, London,
UK
1993- 1999 MA in Film and TV
Production, Silesian
University, Katowice, Poland
Selected exhibitions:
2006 Art ...
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Artist Galleries:
Upcoming and current
exhibitions:
Red Propeller Gallery,
http://redpropeller.co.uk/
Devon, UK, 17 November – 23
December 2006
Aberdeen Art Gallery, UK, 25
November 2006 – 3 February
2007
"AURORA", Galleri Infra,
Sweden, 9 december – 22
december 2006
Lijevalchs Vårsalong 2007,
Lijevalchs Konsthall, Sweden,
25 January- 18 March 2007
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Artist Reviews:
NY ARTS MAGAZINE-
November/December 2006
Interview by Salman Toor
Aleksandra Jarosz Laszlo is a
figurative painter. Her work
ranges from formal portraits
to the writhing and twisting
forms of her more personal
work, which deals with bodies
and people as the reflection
of the power relations among
the characters ...
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Collections:
Landstinget Dalarna, Sweden,
Mora Kommun, Sweden, private
collectors
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Commissions:
mostly private, Konst pa
Noret, Leksand, Sweden
How to commission a portrait?
Aleksandra Jarosz Laszlo is an
emerging portrait painter. Her
talent for capturing the
character and personality of
her sitter was applauded by
the National Portrait Gallery,
London in the BP Portrait
Award 2006.
Aleksandra undertakes each
portrait commission ...
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Artist Statement for Aleksandra Jarosz Laszlo
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Figure and human form play a very important element in my work.
I constantly refer to myself. Although there are others. People I care about and people I meet. I freeze a remembered moment on canvas. Like the expression of a thought or a feeling, somebodys face, laugher, a grimace, or a body posture.
The subject which I find for my work comes from everyday life and it can be personal or about something I’ ve seen on TV or read in a newspaper. I try to expose many of our unconcious thoughts as well as some of the more uncomfortable human impulses, like envy, betrayal or humiliation.
Relationships between the characters in my pictures depict the power games we play with each other, games which end with tears as often as with laughter.They show people’s frailty and vulnerability as well as their capacity for joy or pleasure, their cruelty as well as their affection.
I tell stories of personal and cultural transformation, of fear and hope
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