Paruch

In 1997-2002 he studied at Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts at the Department of Painting. In 1998-2002 he attended the Guest Studio run by Leon Tarasewicz. Paruch defended his diploma in the studio run by Jaroslaw Modzelewski. Together with a group of artists he rents a studio in Praga district in Warsaw. He is a painter, drawer, and cartoonist. Currently the artist is working as an assistant at the Institute of Art Education at Maria Grzegorzewska Warsaw Academy of Special Education.

Exhibitions:

• 2008 – „Legend”, Promocyjna Gallery, Warsaw;
• 2007 – painting, APS Gallery, Warsaw; “Paintings”, Art Salon 49, Warsaw; “Young from Warsaw”, Institute of Art Propaganda, Łódź;
• 2006 – “Bridges”, Studio3, Warsaw; “Towards Evil”, BWA, Czestochowa’ “Warsaw in Berlin. Contemporary Polish painting”, Kommunale Galerie, Berlin, Germany; “Lifelines”, BWA Gallery, Ostrołęka; “Green areas”, Milano Gallery, Warsaw;
• 2005 – “Wolicki Trench”, Kawiarnia Gallery, Warsaw; “Maps”, Zoo Gallery, Warsaw;
• 2004 – Pieńków 2004, Aspekt Gallery, Warsaw; “Inventum”, Czarna (Black) Gallery, Klima Bochenska’s Gallery, Fabryka Trzciny (Cane Factory), Warsaw; “Painting from the first floor”, Nizio Gallery, Warsaw; Black Gallery, Warsaw; “Dialogues”, Municipal Gallery, Płock; 2003, 2005,
• 2006 – open studios as part of “Neighbours for Neighbours”, Warsaw Praga district; “Stalowa” (common show with Maja Kiesner), Zakręt Gallery, Warsaw; Magazin Odieżdy, studio at 11 Listopada st., Warsaw; Iwaszkiewicz Museum, Stawisko; “Diplomas 2002”, DAP Gallery, Warsaw;
• 2002 – Studio Theatre, PKiN (Palace of Culture and Science), Warsaw; “Comedia dell’arte”, Warmia-Mazurian University, Olsztyn; “As seen by Paruch”, Trasa club, Warsaw;
• 2001 – Belarussian Open Air session, ZPAP, Kameralny Theatre, Warsaw; exhibition of drawings by students of Warsaw ASP, President of Warsaw’s Gallery; 2000 – exhibition of works by students of the Department of Painting at Warsaw ASP, Warsaw University Main Library (BUW), Warsaw; Ubiel – ZPAP, Siemens headquarters, Warsaw; “Jewish Open Air”, exhibition of works of prof. Leon Tarasewicz students, Upper Silesia Cultural Centre, Katowice;
• 1998 – Dłużew, Aneks Gallery, Warsaw; 1997 – “Diplomas”, Gallery 34, Warsaw.