Antoni Malinowski is an artist who works with pigment, light, movement and time, investigating the dynamic relationship that exists between pictorial and architectural spaces. After studying painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw and furthering his studies at the Chelsea College of Art, Malinowski has established his practice in London. Since his first wall drawing installations in the mid-1980s, Antoni Malinowski has been working in a variety of media including painting on canvas and walls, video, and drawing on often vast scale. Malinowski’s paintings have been exhibited internationally and are in many private and public collections including Tate, London.
Following his major solo exhibition at the Camden Arts Centre in 1997, Antoni Malinowski spent several months as an Abbey Scholar at the British School at Rome researching the ancient Roman wall paintings. This triggered many collaborations with architects on permanent interventions in architecture. They range from engineering colour for facades to complex wall paintings and include Vermilion Wall painting spanning three floors at the Royal Court Theatre(2000), London and the façade and interior spaces of the Coin Street Community Centre(2007), London , both collaborations with Haworth Tompkins Architects; wall painting at the Luxor Theatre (2002), Rotterdam , collaboration with Bolles+Wilson Architects; Venetian glass mosaic( 2010)for the elevation on Maddox Street, London , collaboration with Eric Parry Architects. In 2013 Malinowski has completed wall and ceilings paintings at the HTA refurbished Chichester Festival Theatre and also the foyer ceiling paintings at the new Everyman Theatre, Liverpool designed by Haworth Tompkins – this won the 2014 Stirling Prize.
Mobility of the Line, includes work by Antoni Malinowski
Colour Beyond the Surface: Art in Architecture
Paul Moorhouse – Celestial Light: The Art of Antoni Malinowski
The Ragged School Museum, curated by Jenni Lomax
Antoni Malinowski: Light Sensitive Refleksions
Antoni Malinowski at De la Warr Pavilion
AA files No.48 – The Luxor Letters
Considering Art Podcast – Antoni Malinowski, abstract painter
A Home with a History: a painter’s sensory “sketchpad” of a house
Light Triggered, Ragged School Museum, curated by Jenni Lomax, London, UK, 2018
Almost Seen painting installation part of 1+1+1 exhibition at Assab One, Milan, 2018
Drawing Biennial, The Drawing Room, London, 2015
Conversation Pieces – A View from a Window, Camden Arts Centre, London, 2014
Mobility of the Line, Brighton University Gallery, 2014
Light Sensitive Reflexions: Cinematography Museum, Łódź, Poland, 2013
Spectral Flip, Aid and Abet, Cambridge, 2012
Homenagem Shelagh Wakely Museu do Acude, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 2012
Drawing Biennial, The Drawing Room, London, 2011
The Polish Connection, Dulwich Picture Gallery, London Royal Castle, Warsaw, 2010
Bridging Lines, Assab One, Milan, IT, 2005
Echoing the Pavilion,, De la Warr Pavilion, Bexhill on Sea, UK, 2001
Camden Arts Centre, London, 1997
Northern Adventures, Camden Arts Centre and St Pancras Station, London, UK, 1992
Brit Art, Kuensthouse, Glarus, CH, 1992
Jesteśmy, National Gallery Zacheta, Warsaw, PL, 1991
The Showroom, London, 1990
What is a Gallery?, Kettles Yard, Cambridge, UK, 1990
Open Futures, Ikon Gallery, Birmingham, UK, 1988
Placed/Displaced (installation) Chisenhale Gallery, London, UK, 1986
Bryanston Street Mosaic, London, UK, 2019
Mill Square, Chelmsford, Essex, UK, 2019
Bush Theatre, London, UK, 2016
Maths Institute, Oxford, UK, 2015
Donmar Theatre, London, UK, 2014
Cinematography Museum, Łódź, PL, 2013
Luxor Theatre, Rotterdam, NL, 2002
Canada Place, Canary Wharf, 2000