Ewa Pobłocka

Piano

Ewa Pobłocka is a prize-winner of the 10th International Fryderyk Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw (1980), where she also won the prize for the best performance of mazurkas. She won First Prize in the International Viotti Music Competition in Vercelli (1977) and the gold medal in the International Festival of Young Laureates in Bordeaux (1979).

Ewa Pobłocka has performed throughout Europe and the Americas, as well as in China, Indonesia, the RSA, Singapore, South Korea, Japan and Australia, in such venues as the Herkules-Saal in Munich, Musikhalle in Hamburg, St. Petersburg Philharmonic Hall, Théâtre des Champs Elysées in Paris, Kyoi Hall in Tokyo, Auditorio Nacional in Madrid, Barbican Centre and Wigmore Hall in London, Musikverein in Vienna, Lincoln Center in New York, Glenn Gould Studio in Toronto and Sala Cecília Meireles in Rio De Janeiro, among many others. She has played as a soloist with the London Symphony Orchestra, English Chamber Orchestra, Orchestra del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino, Bayerischers Rundfunkorchester, Sinfonia Varsovia and Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra. She repeatedly toured as a Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra soloist under the baton of Kazimierz Kord. She is an accomplished chamber musician.

She has given numerous first performances and made world premiere recordings of works by Polish contemporary composers, including Andrzej Panufnik, Witold Lutosławski (first Polish recording of the Piano Concerto with the Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra under the composer’s baton), Paweł Szymański and Paweł Mykietyn. Ewa Pobłocka has worked with European radio stations and recorded more than 50 discs (for Deutsche Grammophon, Polskie Nagrania, CD Accord and Bearton, among others). Many of her recordings have won prizes and critical acclaim, just to mention two ‘Record of the Year’ distinctions awarded by the 'Studio’ Magazine and the John Field Medal for the recording of his complete Nocturnes (the first recording of the whole set ever made). She is the first Polish pianist in history to record both volumes of Das Wohltemperierte Klavier by Bach. Recently she has performed both the volumes during the recitali series in many venues in Europe. Her last album with the 1st book has been awarded as recording of the month by and has been placed among the fifty best recordings of Bach’s music in history by the 'Gramophone’ Magazine, also receiving special commendation in 'The Record Geijutsu’.

She is a distinguished pedagogue, teaching at the Academy of Music in Bydgoszcz. She has given numerous master classes in Canada, The United States, Vietnam, Japan, Mongolia, Korea, China, Ireland, Germany, Denmark, Norway, Poland, and Belgium, among many others. She has been a jury member of the most prestigious international piano competitions, such as the Chopin Competition in Warsaw, Artur Rubinstein Competition in Tel-Aviv, as well as the competitions in Hamamatsu, Pretoria, Calgary, Hastings and Ettlingen, among many others.

Ewa Pobłocka also willingly devotes herself to literary activities – her first book, ‘Forte-piano’, was released in 2021. Since 2020, she has been running the broadcasts ‘Start with Bach’ and ‘Bach’s Cases” in Polish Radio.

Cezary Sanecki

Pianista, profesor sztuk muzycznych, absolwent łódzkiej Akademii Muzycznej
w klasie fortepianu prof. Tadeusza Chmielewskiego oraz w klasie kameralistyki prof. Rajmunda Ambroziaka i prof. Bronisława Hajna. Laureat Nagród i Wyróżnień na Konkursach Pianistycznych i Kameralnych.

Jako solista i kameralista występował w Polsce oraz w krajach Europy i Azji. Znaczną część jego recitali i koncertów kameralnych wypełnia muzyka polska oraz muzyka XIX i XX w. Na swym koncie ma liczne prawykonania dzieł kompozytorów współczesnych, które prezentował na licznych międzynarodowych festiwalach muzycznych.

Współpracował z wieloma wykonawcami, m.in.: Andrzejem Orkiszem, Piotrem Pławnerem, Tomaszem Królem, Urszulą Kryger. Szczególne miejsce w jego działalności artystycznej zajmuje muzyka na 2 fortepiany i 4 ręce, którą
z sukcesami wykonywał w duecie fortepianowym m.in. z Joanną Hajn-Romanowicz, Beatą Cywińską oraz Robertem Gawrońskim.

Posiada w swym dorobku nagrania radiowe i telewizyjne. Nagrał ponad dwadzieścia płyt z muzyką m.in. H. Wieniawskiego, J. Brahmsa, M. de Falli,
M. Ravela, B. Bartoka, M. Brucha, I. J. Paderewskiego, G. Bacewicz,
R. Schumanna, K. Szymanowskiego oraz z muzyką polskich kompozytorów współczesnych, m.in.: H. M. Góreckiego, J. Łuciuka, J. Bauera. Płyta z utworami na skrzypce i fortepian Karola Szymanowskiego (w duecie ze skrzypaczką Aleksandrą Szwejkowską-Belica) została nominowana do nagrody Fryderyk.

Prowadzi klasę fortepianu w Akademii Muzycznej im. Grażyny i Kiejstuta Bacewiczów w Łodzi. W latach 2008-2012 pełnił funkcję Dziekana Wydziału Fortepianu, Klawesynu i Organów a w latach 2012-2020 funkcję Rektora łódzkiej Akademii Muzycznej.

Krzysztof Książek

Krzysztof Książek was a semi-finalist and recipient of two special prizes at the 17th International Fryderyk Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw as well as the 3rd Prize and the special prize for the best performance of Mazurkas at the 1st International Chopin Competition on Period Instruments.

He has won some of the most prestigious prizes in competitions, including 1st Prize, the Grand Prix, and a special prize at the International Chopin Piano Competition in Lviv (2010); 2nd Prize and a special prize for the performance of a Paderewski piece at the 2nd American Paderewski Piano Competition in Los Angeles (2013); a special prize for the best Pole qualifying for the semi-finals or finals of the competition at the 9th International Paderewski Piano Competition in Bydgoszcz (2013); 1st Prize and a special prize at the Polish National Fryderyk Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw (2013); 2nd Prize at the Polish National Fryderyk Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw (2015); 3rd Prize at the Concours International de Piano de l’Orchestre Philharmonique du Maroc (Rabat and Casablanca, 2016); 1st Prize at the 4th International Piano Competition Halina Czerny-Stefańska in memoriam (Poznań, 2017).

On 17 March 2018, he appeared as a soloist with Collegium 1704 conducted by Václav Luks during the “Chopin’s Warsaw Piano” concert featuring a replica of a Buchholtz piano. He has performed in Japan, China, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, the Republic of South Africa, the United States, Poland, Slovakia, Ukraine, and Hungary. He holds scholarships from the Ministry of Science and Higher Education, the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage, the Pro Musica Bona Foundation, and the Young Poland programme. During 2005–2011, he was supported by the Polish Children’s Fund. In March 2014, he received a Krystian Zimerman scholarship.

Książek’s interests also include chamber music, which he has studied under the tutelage of Professor Kaja Danczowska, Justyna Danczowska, Sławomir Cierpik, and Professor Maria Szwajger-Kułakowska. As part of the Książek Piano Duo he performs with his wife Agnieszka Zahaczewska-Książek, and their recent successes include first prize in the 2nd Stanisław Moniuszko International Competition of Polish Music (2021). Krzysztof Książek performs also with the singer and composer Agata Zubel.

The artist recorded two albums with Fryderyk Chopin’s music released on the DUX label, and another by the Fryderyk Chopin Institute as part of the Real Chopin series (a recording of works by Chopin and Kurpinski on a Buchholtz replica from ca. 1825). The “Apparition” CD with songs of 20th-century composers, recorded with Agata Zubel, was awarded FRYDERYK 2020 in the Album of the Year Solo Recital category (CD Accord). In December 2020, the debut album of Krzysztof Książek and Agnieszka Zahaczewska-Książek with recordings of Suites for two pianos by Anton Arensky and Sergei Rachmaninov was released.

He began his musical education at the age of nine in the piano class of Grażyna Hesko-Kołodzińska at the Stanisław Wiechowicz State Primary School of Music in Kraków. From 2005, he studied with Professor Stefan Wojtas, first as a student of the Fryderyk Chopin State Secondary School of Music in Kraków and later at the Academies of Music in Kraków and Bydgoszcz. He continues his postgraduate education in the class of Professor Arie Vardi at the Hochschule für Musik, Theater und Medien Hannover.

Krzysztof Książek is represented by the Ludwig van Beethoven Association.

Janusz Wawrowski

Violin

Janusz Wawrowski is recognized as one of the most outstanding and experienced violinists of his generation. His solo career brings him to perform in a number of the world’s most important concert halls, including: Musikverein in Vienna, Wigmore Hall in London, Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg, Beethoven- Saal in Stuttgart, Seoul Arts Center, Lithuanian National Philharmonic in Vilnius, De Doelen in Rotterdam, Kravis Center in West Palm Beach, Teatro Teresa Carreῆo in Caracas, National Philharmonic in Warsaw, NFM in Wroclaw, NOSPR in Katowice, or M. Karlowicz Philharmonic in Szczecin. He has been associated with the Warner Classics label for many years, for which he has released six solo albums and a number of singles. His recordings bring him excellent critics’ reviews and many notable awards. His most recent album, Phoenix, received nominations for ICMA 2021, PdSK, Opus Klassik 2021 and Fryderyk 2021, and was chosen album of the month on the UK’s Presto Classic and album of the week on London’s Classic fm, Norddeutscher Rundfunk and Polish Radio Dwójka.

He is also the winner of the 2017 and 2019 Fryderyk awards, the most prestigious phonographic honor in Poland. The artist gave many premieres of violin concertos. Tomasz J. Opałka, Marcin Markowicz, Norbert Palej, Dariusz Przybylski and Albena Petrovic have written works dedicated to him.

A unique reconstruction of Różycki’s Violin Concerto, which disappeared in Warsaw, ruined by the Uprising in 1944, was created on his initiative. For his outstanding artistic and social activities, he was awarded the medal of the Minister of Culture and National Heritage for Merit to Polish Culture.

He has been nominated for the “Coryphaeus of Polish Music” award in the “Personality of the Year” category 2018 and the Norwid 2019 statuette. He plays a 1685 Antonio Stradivari violin.
www.wawrowski.com

Katarzyna BUDNIK – altówka

Katarzyna Budnik studied the violin (under Mirosław Ławrynowicz, Andrzej Gębski, and Janusz Wawrowski) and the viola (under Piotr Rejchert) at the The Fryderyk Chopin University of Music. The latter instrument won her heart – nowadays, she is a recognized soloist (and chamber musician), and teaching assistant in the class of her former professor, Piotr Rejchert.

Ever since 2008, the musician has been triumphing at one competition after another. She received the main prizes at the Beethoven’s Hradec International Music Competition (Czech Republic, 2008), 15th International Johannes Brahms Competition in Pörtschach (Austria, 2008), and at the 8th Polish National Jan Rakowski Viola Competition in Poznań (Poland, 2008). She also came in second place at the International Max Rostal Competition in Berlin (Germany, 2009), Max Reger International Chamber Music Competition in Sondershausen (Germany, 2009), and at the 4th Michał Spisak International Music Competition (Poland, 2010).

In 2013, she was awarded third prize at the ARD International Music Competition in Munich – one of the most prestigious distinctions for performances of classical music, awarded in a different category each year.

She has frequently performed as a soloist and in chamber ensembles both in Poland and in other European countries (Czech Republic, Austria, Germany, France, Russia). In 2010, she participated in the Chamber Music Connects the World project, organized by the Kronberg Academy, where she had the opportunity to play with some of the big names of contemporary classical music: Gidon Kremer, Tatiana Grindenko, Yuri Bashmet, or Frans Helmerson. She has performed at many significant festivals, e.g. Chopin and His Europe in Warsaw, International Chamber Music Festival Music on the Heights in Zakopane, or Kammermusikfest Lockenhaus (on the special invitation of Gidon Kremer).

2013 saw the release of her first monographic record (issued by DUX), Viola Recital, on which she is accompanied by the guitarist Krzysztof Meisinger. The album includes compositions by Max Reger, Aram Khachaturian, Pierre Rhode, Niccola Paganini, and Krzysztof Penderecki’s Cadenza. She has also taken part in several chamber music recordings, such as Aqua e Vinho (Ponte Art Production, 2010) by Łukasz Kuropaczewski, featuring pieces by Vivaldi, Bartók, Boccherini, and de Falla. She also played on the album Strauss, Shostakovich, Penderecki: Violin Sonatas (Universal, 2012), together with Jakub Haufa (violin) and Marcin Sikorski (piano).

dr hab.Anna Armatys-Borrelli, prof. AMKP

She began musical education in her native Tarnów, Poland, where she attended the local State Primary School of Music. Subsequently she graduated with honours from the State Secondary School of Music in Tarnów. Throughout her primary and secondary education she was a member (a cello leader) of both Children’s and Youth Chamber Orchestras, with which she toured many European countries and performed at festivals both home and abroad.

She completed her tertiary education with excellent grades at the Faculty of Instrumental Music, Academy of Music in Kraków, in the cello class of Professor Witold Herman. Throughout her studies she participated many times in Helmuth Rilling’s classes organised by the Bach Academy (Kraków and Stuttgart) and in the Summer Music Academy in Pommersfelden, Germany. She was awarded three annual scholarships by the Polish Ministry of Culture and Art.

In 2000 she obtained a postgraduate degree in the Melos Quartet’s chamber music class and in Professor Peter Buck’s cello class, in 2002 a Solistenklasse diploma in the same class, and in 2004 a Solistenklasse diploma in the string quartet class at the Staatliche Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst in Stuttgart, Germany. In October 2002 she was awarded the Third Prize in the cello category at the International Competition of 20th and 21st Century Music in Rome, Italy.

Since 1993, Anna Armatys-Borrelli has been a member of the Dafo String Quartet, with which she has received numerous awards at international music competitions, including the First Prize and Special Award at the Bacewicz Chamber Music Competition in Łódź, Poland, in 1995; the First Prize at the Valentino Bucchi Competition of 20th-Century Music in Rome in 1995; the First Prize and Special Award at the Penderecki International Contemporary Chamber Music Competition in Kraków in 1997, the Second Prize and Special Award at the International String Quartet Competition in Cremona, Italy, in 1998; the Second Prize at the International String Quartet Competition in Bubenreuth, Germany; the First Prize in the string quartet category at the Nationwide Chamber Ensemble Competition in Katowice, Poland, in 1998; the Third Prize at the Zinetti International Chamber Music Competition in Sanguinetto, Italy, in 1999; and a Special Jury Award at the Joachim International Chamber Music Competition in Weimar, Germany, in 1999.

She has recorded numerous CDs with the Dafo String Quartet, many of which have received music awards. Recorded for the DUX/PWM label, their two albums Polskie kwartety XX wieku [Polish String Quartets of the 20th Century] received two Fryderyk Awards in 1999 and 2001, respectively. The ensemble also recorded a CD for the Robert Bosch Foundation/SWR label featuring string quartets by Szymanowski, 2nd String Quartet by Górecki and String Quintet in C Major by Schubert (the latter recording was performed by the Dafo String Quartet with the Melos String Quartet cellist Peter Buck). In 2010 they released Penderecki String Quartets, String Trio Clarinet Quartet, an album featuring all chamber works by Penderecki, including the world première recording of Penderecki’s 3rd String Quartet. The album was awarded the Supersonic Pizzicato Prize for a unique chamber music recording from the Luxembourg-based music label Pizzicato. In 2011, the Dafo String Quartet recorded a CD/DVD entitled Live Łukaszewski & Bembinow in collaboration with the Puelle Orantes Girls Choir.Their Kolędy i pastorałki [Christmas Carols] received a Golden DVD from the Polish Society of the Phonographic Industry and a Fryderyk award in 2011.

As a soloist and chamber music performer she has appeared in many prestigious music festivals in Poland and abroad, and she has also performed both for radio and television. From 1992–1996 she was a cello leader in the Tarnów Chamber Music Orchestra, and she has also collaborated with numerous chamber music ensembles throughout Europe. Anna Armatys-Borrelli’s repertoire encompasses several hundred works ranging from duets to music composed for large chamber ensembles.

From 1996–2002 she worked as an Assistant Lecturer at the Chair of Cello and Bass, Academy of Music in Kraków, and from 2002 she worked as a Lecturer there while collaborating with the Chair of Chamber Music. Since 2012 she has been working at the Chair of Chamber Music exclusively. In 2013 she was awarded the title of Associate Professor and Habilitated Doctor and was appointed Head of the Department of String Chamber Music. From 2007–2010 she ran the cello class at the Conservatorio di Musica „Domenico Cimarosa” in Avellino, Italy, 2010-2019 a similar class at the Conservatorio di Musica „Alfredo Casella” in L’Aquila, Italy and since 2019 she has been running a similar class at the Conservatorio di Musica „Ottorino Respighi” in Latina, Italy.

Jan Kotula

Double bass

He graduated with honours from the Karol Szymanowski Academy of Music in Katowice, the double bass class of Prof. Waldemar Tarnowski. He was awarded the 2nd prize at the 4th All-Polish Adam Bronisław Ciechański Double Bass Competition in Poznań (1997) and 3rd prize at the International Double Bas Competition in Markneukirchen (1999).

The principal double bassist and soloist of the Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra (NOSPR) in Katowice. As a chamber musician, soloist and orchestra member he performs in Poland and abroad. As a soloist, he has given concerts with the AUKSO Chamber Orchestra, the Academic Symphony Orchestra, the Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra and the Capella Bydgostiensis Chamber Orchestra. He has Collaborated with such conductor as Jan Wincenty Hawel, Zdzisław Szostak, José Maria Florêncio and Marek Moś. He cooperates with the Silesia Quartet. He has made radio and CD recordings.

In 2012, as part of the International Silesian Guitar Autumn Festival, he took part (together with the world-renowned guitarist Kazuhito Yamashita)in the European premiere of the concerto for double bass, guitar and orchestra written by the Japanese composer Keiko Fujiie. In 2015, as part of the Zaduszki Jazzowe Festival at NOSPR, he performed as a soloist along the prominent American Saxophonist Brandford Marsalis, accompanied ny the Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra conducted by Alexander Humala.

In 2013, he worked in an expert team of the Art Education Department on a new curriculum for the 1st– and 2nd – level music schools. He has been awarded numerous prizes for his teaching activity, just to mention the Prize of the Art Education Center’s Director or the Prize of the Principal of his Alma Mater (twice). He gives master classes at the International Music Courses in Łańcut and the Winter Music Academy in Lusławice. He is a juror of all-Polish double bass competitions. He regularly conducts methodological seminars as part of the All-Polish Double Bass Meetings in Mielec. He works as an assistant professor at the Karol Szymanowski Academy of Music in Katowice; his students boast numerous successes at national and international double bass competitions.

Agata Szymczewska

Violin

She plays with a poise, authority and musical intelligence beyond her years, sounding at times like a fiery young Ida Haendel.
Hilary Finch, „The Times”, London 14th October 2010 Winner of the 13th Henryk Wieniawski International Violin Competition in Poznań in 2006, Agata Szymczewska was awarded the Prize of the Audience and most special prizes, including major orchestra and recital engagements. She is also the winner of the London Music Masters Award in 2009.

The artist has performed in the most prestigious concert halls including New York’s Carnegie Hall, Chicago Symphony Hall, Kennedy Center in Washington D.C., Jordan Hall in Boston, Wigmore Hall and Royal Festival Hall in London, Théâtre des Champs-Élysées in Paris, Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, Konzerthaus and Philharmonie in Berlin, Cologne, Dusseldorf, Gasteig in Munich, Sala Sao Paulo in Brazil, Seoul Arts Center, Shanghai Symphony Concert Hall, Beijing Concert Hall as well as in Japan, Canada, Taiwan, Chile,
Columbia and Israel under the baton of Seiji Ozawa, Sir Neville Marriner, Andrey Boreyko, Oslo Vanska, Mario Venzago, Alexander Liebreich, Krzysztof Penderecki, Maxim Vengerov, Michał Nesterowicz and Krzysztof Urbański. She has been invited to take part in many festivals around the world including the Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Festival, Edinburgh Festival, Enescu Festival in Bucharest, Tanglewood Music Festival, Mostly Mozart Festival in San Diego, Beijing Music Festival
etc.

In 2005, on the invitation of Maestro Sejii Ozawa, Szymczewska became the concertmaster of his orchestra on a tour of Japan and China. She was a regular participant (2005 – 2017) in the prestigious International Music Academy in Switzerland, founded by Maestro Ozawa, where she has worked in a string quartet under the tutelage of such outstanding artists as Pamela Frank, Nobuko Imai, Sadao Harada, and Robert Mann. In February 2009, together with Krystian Zimerman she performed Grażyna Bacewicz’s piano quintets to commemorate the centenary of the composer’s birth. The tour culminated with the recording of an album on the Deutsche Grammophon label.

Agata Szymczewska performs regularly with Anne-Sophie Mutter and „Mutter’s Virtuosi”, touring four continents since 2014. Her chamber music partners include also Martha Argerich, Yuri Bashmet, Gidon Kremer, Maxim Vengerov, Igor Levit, Veronika Hagen and Mischa Maisky. She is also the 1st violinist of the Szymanowski Quartet, an internationally recognized ensemble performing regularly around the world.
She has recorded 18 CDs for different labels including Deutsche Grammophon, Decca, Hyperion, SWR Music and most recently Sony which has been awarded an Opus Klassik award for the best chamber music recording of the 20th/21st century music (Rudi Stephan – Chamber Works). Many of the concerts of Agata Szymczewska has been broadcasted on European radio stations including ORF, NDR, BR-Klassik, BBC Radio 3, Deutschland Radio Kultur, France Musique etc.

The artist has been working with many outstanding composers including Krzysztof Penderecki and Andre Previn performing European premiers of their works. Agata Szymczewska dedicates a lot of time for her didactic activity not only teaching regularly at the Fryderyk Chopin University of Music in Warsaw but also giving extensive amount of masterclasses around the world. She has recently taught at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston, California State University in Northridge, State University of Music in
Santiago de Chile, Sao Paulo State Music School – EMESP Tom Jobim, Beijing Conservatory of Music, Shanghai Music Conservatory, Korean National University of Arts in Seoul and served as the assistant of Maxim Vengerov during the Gdansk Violin Masterclasses.

Born in Gdańsk in 1985, Szymczewska began to study the violin at the age of six at the State School of Music in Koszalin. She graduated from the Paderewski Academy of Music in Poznań, where she studied with Professor Bartosz Bryła, and the Hochschule für Musik und Theater in Hannover, from the class of Professor Krzysztof Węgrzyn. In October 2016, she became one of the youngest faculty member at the Fryderyk Chopin University of Music in Warsaw. She holds a PhD in Music (2018).
She currently plays a Nicolò Gagliano violin (1755), loaned courtesy of Anne-Sophie Mutter.

Roman Fleszar

Polish painter and university lecturer born and living in Tarnow, where he graduated Visual Arts High School. He obtained the Master Degree in painting at Academy of Fine Arts in Poznan in 1992, he also studied at Academy Goetz Dederian in Paris. In 2016 he got a PhD at Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow.

His feature techniques are oil on canvas and pastel drawing. The themes of his paintings vary from abstraction, through landscape to sacral art.

He organised over 50 solo exhibitions and participated multiple international art projects and exhibitions in USA, China, Russia, France, Hungary, Ireland and many others countries. His paintings belong to collections of museums and galeries in Poland and abroad.

Selected individual exhibotions:

  • 1985 – debiut – Wojewódzki Ośrodek Kultury , Tarnów
  • 1990 – La Poste- EcoleMilitaire, Paryż
  • 1997– BWA, Piła
  • 1998– Galeria Quatro, Rzeszów
  • – BWA, Krynica
  • – Dworek Paderewskiego, Kąśna Dolna
  • 1999– Hotel Gołębiewski, Mikołajki
  • 2000– BWA, Sandomierz
  • – BWA, Gorlice
  • – BWA, Nowy Sącz
  • – BWA, Rzeszów
  • – Galeria Sztuki LSB, Lublin
  • 2001– Międzynarodowe Targi Poznańskie, Poznań
  • – Miejska Galeria Sztuki, Częstochowa
  • – Muzeum Archeologiczno, Historyczne Głogów
  • – BWA, Gorzów Wielkopolski
  • – Salon Sztuki Współczesnej BWA, Bydgoszcz
  • 2002 – BWA, Sieradz
  • 2004–Apostles, Waszyngton (USA)
  • – GaleriaWirydarz, Lublin
  • – Galeria Sukiennice, Kraków
  • – Pałac Małachowskich, Nałęczów
  • 2007 – Alexandria (USA)
  • – BWA, Tarnów
  • 2008– Galeria Sztuki, Kazimierz Dolny nad Wisłą
  • 2012– Galeria Wirydarz, Lublin
  • 2016 – Galeria Pryzmat, Kraków
  • 2017 – Zamek w Nowym Wiśniczu
  • 2018– Muzeum im.S. Fischera
  • – Centrum Sztuki Współczesnej Solvay, Kraków
  • 2019 – Muzeum okręgowe w Tarnowie
  • – BWA Tarnów
  • – Dwór Karwacjanów w Gorlicach
  • – Centrum Paderewskiego, Kąśna Dolna
  • – Art Museum ofAdjari-Batumi, Gruzja
  • – Art.Galery Heron Live Hotel, GródeknadDunajcem
  • 2020 – Płocka Galeria Sztuki w Płocku
  • – Galeria Sztuki Miejski Ośrodek Kultury w Dębicy
  • – Miejska Galeria Sztuki MM w Chorzowie
  • – Galeria PODDASZE – Zakliczyn
  • – Galeria Wydziału Sztuki –Tarnów
  • – Centrum Paderewskiego –Kąśna Dolna
  • – Osobliwości Galeria Sztuki Wirydarz, Lublin
  • 2021 – BWA Rzeszów
  • Wybrane wystawy zbiorowe:
  • 1992 – Tydzień Młodej Sztuki, Poznań
  • 1996 – Grupa 6, Tarnów
  • 1997– Miesiąc Malarstwa, Warszawa
  • – Obraz 97, Kraków
  • – 50 lat ZPAP w Tarnowie
  • 1997/98 – cykl wystaw Twarze Słowenii i jej ludzie, Słowenia
  • – Festiwal Polskiego Malarstwa Współczesnego, Szczecin
  • 1999 – Artyści Polski Południowo-Wschodniej, Rzeszów
  • 2001 – Wystawa w Schoten, Belgia
  • 2005 – Saint-Jean de Braye, Francja
  • 2011-Salon 100 – lecia ZPAP Bunkier Sztuki, Kraków
  • 2012-Nowe otwarcie Galeria ZPAP, Warszawa
  • 2013 – Galeria Politechniki Krakowskiej, Kraków
  • – Muzeum w Będzinie
  • – Instytut Polski, Sankt Petersburg
  • – Galeria w Józefów, Warszawa
  • 2014 – cykl wystawExercise
  • -Muzeum w Będzinie
  • – Galeria Lameli Kraków
  • – Lwowska Narodowa Galeria Sztuki, Zamek Żółkiewski
  • –James Howe Galery, NowyJork , USA
  • –Centre for Creative Practices, Dublin, Irlandia
  • 2015- cykl wystawExercise
  • –Platan Galeria es Latarka , Budapeszt, Węgry
  • – PIASA-The Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences of America NowyJork , USA
  • 2016 – Wystawa Nałęczowska Sierpniówka –Termy Pałacowe Nałęczów
  • 2017– Salon Wiosenny, BWA Tarnów
  • – Lubliniana Galeria Sztuki Wirydarz w Lublinie
  • 2018– Ogólnopolski Plener Malarski Księży Dwór Zamek Krzyżacki w Działdowie
  • 2019 – Relacje Galeria Szyb Wilsona Katowice
  • 2020 – + 1,5 Changes Everything Galeria Nielaba Bern, Szwajcaria