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Lili Fijalkowska is a contemporary Polish artist born in Kiev. She graduated from the Fine Arts High School in her hometown before pursuing further studies at the Moscow Art Academy, where she specialized in graphics under the guidance of renowned Russian graphic artists Professor A. Gonczarov and Professor W. Lachov. After completing her diploma, she moved to Poland in 1974, where she has since developed a diverse career in fine arts.
In Poland, Fijalkowska has established herself as a versatile artist. She paints, illustrates books, and designs graphic logos, calendars, and posters. Her work has been featured by several notable publishers, including Wydawnictwo Szkolne i Pedagogiczne, Krajowa Agencja Wydawnicza, Książka i Wiedza, Interpress, Kaliope, and Słowo Żydowskie. Additionally, she has collaborated with organizations such as DESA, Plastyka, and Wzór.
Fijalkowska's artistic practice also includes ceramics. She was a member of the Keramos group from Warsaw and the Nie Tylko My group from Wroclaw. Her work in ceramics earned her the first prize at the IV Biennale of Polish Ceramics in Walbrzych in 1985 for her piece titled "Hebany." In 1987, she was honored with an award from the chairman of Plastyka for her artistic achievements.
As a member of the Union of Polish Fine Art Artists, Fijalkowska has participated in numerous national and international exhibitions. Her works are housed in private collections across Poland, Germany, France, Holland, the USA, Israel, and Canada.
From 1996 to 1999, Fijalkowska served as the Audio Visual Recording Program Coordinator for Steven Spielberg's Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation, contributing to the preservation of testimonies from Holocaust survivors.
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- Date of birth : 1949
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- Groups: Contemporary Polish Artists
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LILI FIJALKOWSKA was born in Kiev. She graduated fine arts high school in her home town, and then graduated from Moscow Art Academy on grafics faculty. She has received her diploma from the workshop of famous Russian graphic artists Professor A. Gonczarov and Profesor W. Lachov. Since 1974 she lives in Poland, where she works and creates in many forms of fine arts. She paints, illustrates books, designes graphic logos, calendars and posters. She has worked for many publishers "Wydawnictwo Szkolne i Pedagogiczne", "Krajowa Agencja Wydawnicza", "Ksiazka i Wiedza", "Interpress", "Kaliope", "Slowo Zydowskie". For many years she has cooperated with "DESA", "Plastyka", "Wzór". Lili is also found to ceramics. For many years she cooperated with "Keramos" group from Warsaw and "Nie tylko my" group from Wroclaw. In 1985 she won "IV Bennale Ceramiki Polskiej" in Walbrzych and received an award for her work "Hebany". In 1987 she received an award from the chairman of "Plastyka" for her artistic achievements and entire art work. She is a member of "Union of Polish Fine Art Artists" Among her life long achievements she has many national and international exibibitions. Her works can be found in private collections in Poland, Germany, France, Holland, USA, Israel and Canada.
Since 1996 to 1999 she was a Audio Visual Recording program Coordinator in Steven Spielberg's "Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation".
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The world is a very complicated place. Everyone plays their role hung in
time continuum.
I am trying to show that in my work.
Circus paintings reflect my thought about illusive happiness.
Works with prewar shtetls are very close to my heart. It's a lost forever
world a world I have created in my imagination although I have never seen
it. We are wanderers upon this earth of our, we wander through time in
hope
of better tomorrow.
I love life, people and all living creatures.
I am grateful for every passing day and admire our magnificent world every
single day.
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Lili Fijalkowska Painting and Grafics exibitions
1974 - Moscow - graduate exibition
1976 - Warsaw - "Youth circles" exibition
1979 - Warsaw - "Young artists presenation"
1979 - XIV exibition of "Plastyka" for Warsaw region in "Zacheta" Galery
1984 - Individual exibition of paintings and ceramics in "Desa" Gallery on Torun
1984 - Polish art exibiotion in Ingelheim in Germany organized by "Desa"
1985 - Painting and grafics exibition of Warsaw society artists in "Zacheta" Gallery
1986 - After plennary session exibition of Warsaw region in "Dom Artystów Plastyków" in Warsaw
1987- Individual exibition in "Portrait" Gallery, painting and ceramics
1987- Polish art exibition in Quweit organized by MSZ and "DESA"
1996 - Jewish artists exibition in "Bejtejnu" gallery in R. Lauder Foundation headquorters in Warsaw
1997 - "Experience of Heritage" exibition on 7th Jewish Culture Festival in Cracow
1998- "Annual Awards painting Exibition" in Philadelphia USA
2003- Individual exibition "Reminescense of unexisting world" in Museum
of Pojezierze Leczynsko - Wlodawskie
2003 - III meeting of world cultures in Ciechocinek "Worl in women's eyes" exibition
2004 - Individual exibition in Museum Leszno
2004 - Individual exibition in Ciechocinek
2004 - Culture Jewish Festival "Warszawa Singera"
Artistic ceramics exibition Catalog
1984 - Dusseldorf - Germany - Polish ceramics exibition
1984 - Bratislava - Slovacja - International Exhibition of Applied Arts - Slovakia
1985 - Kopenhagen - Denmark - Gallery "Holsterbo" Art of Ceramic from Poland
1985 - Praga - Czech Republic - "Ceramic arts" exibition
1985 - Basel - Switzerland - Polish ceramics presentation on Applied arts fairs "Muba" organized by "Desa"
1985 - Goteborg - Sweden - Polish glass and ceramics exibition
1985 - Warsaw - "Keramos and invited" in "Dom Artystów Plastyków" on Mazowiecka Streat
1985 - IV Polish Ceramics Biennale - Walbrzych - reward for the work
"Hebany"
1986 - "Ceramis and flowers" at "Wzór" Gallery
1986 - Warsaw - "Petrified in Fire" exibition in Galeria Domu Artystów Plastyków
1987 - V Polish Ceramics Biennale in Walbrzych
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O jak ladnie sie rozrasta twoja strona,coraz milsza.Gratuluje.Malgo.
Shalom dear Lili!I want to apreciate Your very nice collection of Judaic art works. I think you like very much the art of Chagal!Also I want to invite you to see some works from my jewish gallery.respectGhenador
des couleurs splendides
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