Andrzej Krajewski
- born 1933
- born in Poznań
- lives and works in Newark (New Jersey)
- specialises in poster, graphics, drawing and painting
He began his artistic education at the State Higher School of Arts in Wrocław, however, after he was expelled, he continued his studies at the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts. In 1963, he received a Diploma from the Faculty of Graphic Arts in the Professor Henryk Tomaszewski Poster Studio. In 1985, he moved to the United States and settled in New Jersey.
He has presented his works at numerous exhibitions both in Poland and abroad, e.g. in Ankara, Berlin, Gdańsk, Glasgow, Helsinki, Istanbul, Katowice, Kielce, Cracow, London, Los Angeles, Lublin, Malbork, Manchester, Melbourne, Odensee, Osaka, Paris, Prague, Szczecin, Stockholm, Tehran, Tokyo, Warsaw, Wrocław and many other places.
Andrzej Krajewski’s colourful posters of great decorative value, created with the use of various drawing, painting and graphical techniques, form a characteristic, unmistakeable style, which is a creative conversion of pop-art and art déco – the artist’s beloved styles of artistic expression. Whereas condensed in their form, amusing, containing elements of grotesque, erotic contexts, and references to motifs and symbols of pop culture, they cause, not pushily, reflection on the conditions of human existence, or simply entertain, charm, and project pure pleasure.
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