Adrian Wiszniewski

A Retrospective Exhibition

108 Fine Art, Harrogate 6th June - 29th August 2009

Backround

Solo Exhibitions

Public Collections

Bibliography

Commissions

Well Hung  
Woven textile
200 x 500cm

During the mid 1980’s the name Adrian Wiszniewski was synonymous with the explosive new wave of Scottish figurative artists The New Glasgow Boys including Steven Campbell, Peter Howson and Ken Currie. 

By the 1990’s Adrian Wiszniewski became interested in other forms of visual and expressive arts working on projects as diverse as architecture, public art, neon signage, textiles, writing, music and the theatre.

 In the past few years Adrian Wiszniewski has increasingly been absorbed by painting, and this exhibition will offer an opportunity to view these fascinating new works as well as some of his major paintings from the 1980’s and 90’s.

Stoned 
Oil on canvas, 2003
84 x 60cm  

Black and Blue   
Acrylic on canvas, 1996
200 x 200cm,

Broken Rubbish Down and Out
Neon lighting on perspex, 1996
152.4 x 152.4cm

Youth in a Green Shirt
Mixed media 2006
36 x 26cm

Giselle  
oil on canvas, 2005
54 x 56cm

Young Sportsman
Mixed media. 2006
40 x 28cm

The Young Musician
Mixed media, 2006
50 x 41cm

Trying to Make a Dollar
Mixed media, 2006
50 x 41cm

Young Peacock
Mixed media, 2006
40 x 27cm

Lost in the Heart of Africa
Oil on canvas, 1994
180 x 90cm

The Barber  
Oil on canvas, on panel, 1984
203 x 152cm

The Sculptors Nightmare  
Pastel on paper, 1984
119 x 152cm