Marie Bukowski

Marie Bukowski is an internationally recognized
printmaker, included in public collections and museums in countries such as
Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, The Czech Republic, Mexico, The Netherlands,
Poland, Portugal, Romania, and Spain.  Throughout her career, she has had almost
twenty solo exhibitions, over 135 invitational and juried exhibitions; more
than 50 of which are on the international level.  Bukowski has received
eight artist-in-residence positions with prestigious institutions such as
Tamarind Institute in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Anchor Graphics in Chicago,
Illinois, the Frans Masereel Centrum in Kasterlee, Belgium and Milkwood
International in Český Krumlov, Czech Republic.  She has received numerous
grants to support her work including a grant from the National Endowment for
the Arts.


Bukowski currently serves as Dean of the
College of Fine Arts at Wichita State University. Previously, she served as Associate
Dean of the College of the Arts and Director of the School of Art at Kent State
University, Director of the School of Art and Design at Southern Illinois
University Carbondale, and Professor of Art at Louisiana Tech University, where
she also served as Graduate Program Coordinator, and BFA Studio Program
Coordinator.

Bukowski began her art studies at Carnegie Mellon
University where she received her Bachelor of Fine Arts with a double major in
Painting and 19th Century German Literature and a double minor in Printmaking
and Linguistics & Rhetoric in 1992.  She received her Certificate in
Art History and Polish language from the Jagiellonian University in Kraków,
Poland in 1999.  Bukowski went on to receive her Master of Fine Arts with
Honors with a double degree in Painting and Printmaking in 2000 from the
University of Pennsylvania. 

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Bukowski is represented by Cole Pratt Gallery in
New Orleans, Louisiana and Stowarzyszenie Międzynarodowe Triennale Grafiki in
Kraków, Poland.

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Portfolio:

Cold Memories; Warm Dreams 2017 - 2018

Cold Memories; Warm Dreams are a series of intaglio monotype prints with collagraph and relief. My work forms a kind of diary throughout a specific period of time, difficult or calm. They are “memoirs of disintegration”, but they are also a record of recovery and reconstruction after disintegration. My work is motivated by secret thoughts and private experience, some trite and banal, some complex and glorious, but all of it obsessively recorded. The secret things are the most difficult for the artist and the viewer. Perhaps, for this reason, the investigation, is most rewarding.

Cold Memories; Warm Dreams #4 “Cold Memories; Warm Dreams #4”

intaglio monotype, 17.5 x 17.5 in, $1350

Cold Memories; Warm Dreams #19 “Cold Memories; Warm Dreams #19”

intaglio monotype, 22 x 8.25 in, $1100

Cold Memories; Warm Dreams #21 “Cold Memories; Warm Dreams #21”

intaglio monotype, 22 x 8.25 in, $1100

Cold Memories; Warm Dreams #24 “Cold Memories; Warm Dreams #24”

intaglio monotype, 22 x 22 in, $1600

Cold Memories; Warm Dreams #25 “Cold Memories; Warm Dreams #25”

intaglio monotype and relief print, 22 x 22 in, $1600