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1939-1945
Escaped the atrocities of World War II by hiding with his family in Konstancin, spa town south of Warsaw. His father, Wladyslaw Orlowski, strong, fighting in the Army of the Interior (AK) and moved to the USA just after the war
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1948-1953
Studies painting at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Sopot, near Gdansk.
Marriage to Roman Madeyski, painter.
Birth of her only daughter in Sopot .
1954- 1962
Installing the young couple in Warsaw, manor Czerniakow.
Social and cultural life teeming in the artistic and intellectual.
Many successful exhibitions in the capital and abroad.
Divorce with Roman Madeyski.
The authoritarian regime of communism and setbacks in his private life affect his creativity .
1963
Final departure for Paris
1964- 1971
Life of "bohemian" intense culturally and socially, but financially difficult. Support of artists and friends emigrants, including Lunia Czechowski (companion Modigliani), Maria Papa, sculptor, Roman Cieslewicz, graphic designer.
Learning the profession of restaurant tables in a Parisian workshop, repair frescoes in the castle of Fontainebleau in a team and working with galleries in Paris and individuals.
His painting is abstract definition.
Relationship with the Literary Institute, publishing illegal Maisons Laffitte.
Deprived of identity papers, she can not return to Poland, even to attend the funeral of his mother in Warsaw .
1972
Marriage to Jacob Carlo, a young American
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1973- 1990
USAsuivi first trip to the frequent visits and exhibitions in New York and Washington, with the support of our American friends, K. Wasserman and B. Legutko.
Extensive travel around the world: Brazil, Argentina, China, Canada, Turkey, Italy.
Marriage of his daughter and the birth of her daughter .
1991- 2004
Resumed contact with Poland liberated from communism. And exhibits frequently stays in Warsaw and throughout the country. His death occurred on 5 December 2004 in Paris
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2005- 2007
Posthumous exhibitions: Polish Institute in Paris, Museum of History Sanok .
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National and Private Collections :
National Museum, Warsaw.
Historic Museum, Sanok.
National Museum, Radom.
National Gallery Zacheta, Warsaw.
Satire Museum, Warsaw.
Emigration Art Gallery, Torun.
National Museum, Lublijana.
National Museum of Women in the Art, Washington.
Foundation for Polish Painting, Lesko.
Kontur Gallery, Cracovie.
Art New Media Gallery, Warsaw.
Did you Know ? :
The Historical Museum of Sanok has in its collection a large number of published works and a biography of Arika Madeyska
The New Media Art Gallery also offers many tables Arika Madeyska
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1948-53
Painting studies at the Superior Art School in Sopot, near Gdansk in the workshops of professors A. Nacht- Samborski and J. Zulawski..
>> Rejects Social-Realism, adopts a figurative painting style, tinted with surrealism.
1955
Grand Prix at the Young Artists National Exhibition in the Arsenal of Warsaw.
1955-1959
Annual participation in the Visual Arts Festival in Sopot.
1957
Reward from the Ministry of Culture in an exhibition of Young Painting and sculpture, Sopot.
1959
First solo exhibition at Salon de la Nouvelle Culture, Warsaw.
First trip abroad; participates in 12 polish painters exhibition. In the Charpentier Gallery in Paris and in 50 ans de la peinture polonaise in Geneva.
1960
Solo exhibition in Bénézit Gallery, Paris.
>> In her artistic creations appears the use of collage on paper and fabric.
1961
The vice President of the United States, R. Nixon purchases two canvas of the artist.
Second solo exhibition in Bénézit Gallery, Paris.
>> Her painting becomes lyrical abstraction with linear forms.
1962
Solo exhibition of collage in Kordegarda Gallery, Warsaw.
Participates in two collective exhibitions in Krzywe Kolo Gallery, Warsaw.
1963
Leaves definitely for Paris.
Solo exhibition Lambert Gallery in Paris. Difficult Parisian débuts.
1964
Participates in the exhibition Grands et Jeunes d’aujourd’hui in Tokyo.
Learns the trade of art restorer in a Parisian workshop.
Repairs in team the murals of the Fontainebleau Castle.
>> Her painting becomes irrevocably abstract, with circular form.
1965
Participates in the Art Sacré Exhibition in Paris.
Starts the trade of restorer in Parisian galleries and for private individuals.
1970
Participates in the Exhibition Polish Painting in Lublijana.
1972
Participates in the Exhibition Grands et Jeunes in Paris.
1976
Participates in a ceramic exhibition in Albisola in Italy.
1978
Exhibits her works in ICOMOS in Paris.
1980
Solo exhibition in ES Gallery in Paris.
1981
Collective exhibition in Valmay Gallery in Paris.
1982
Exhibitions: Passali Gallery in Paris, Cahier Bleu Gallery in Troyes.
1983
Exhibitions: Klub 44 in Sao Paolo, in Brazil,
The Banque d’Images pour la Pologne, Paris,
Nina Dousset Gallery, Paris,
Massay Gallery, Paris..
1985
Solo exhibition in Grise Gallery in Paris.
1987
Solo exhibition in Guinard Gallery in Paris.
1996
Participates in the promotion: Books of Arts au Museum of Women in Art in Washington.
1997
Solo exhibition in Ars Polona Gallery in Warsaw.
1998
Participates in the exhibition Artists on the road in Washington.
1999
Prix de la Fondation Zaleski in Warsaw,
Exhibitions: Studio Gallery in Warsaw,
Historic Museum Sanok historic city,
Polish Cultural Centre in Washington.
2000
Exhibitions: Fine Arts Academy in Lodz,
Rogatka Gallery in Radom,
Petite Galerie in Paris.
2001
Exhibitions: Fondation Talens in Lesko,
Historic Museum in Sanok,
Wozownia Gallery in Torun,
Museum of Women in Arts in Washington.
Stefania Gallery in New-York.
2002
Participates in exhibitions in: Temptation Gallery in Washington,
BWA Gallery in Torun
In the E.N.S.B.A. of Warsaw.
2003
Solo exhibition in the History Museum of Sanok,
Papiernia Gallery in Konstancin.
2004
Solo exhibition: Kurier Plus Gallery in New-York,
Art New Media Gallery in Warsaw.
2004 Passes away in Paris on the fifth of December.
2005
Posthumous exhibition in the Institut Polonais of Paris
2007
Retrospective Exhibition in Historic Museum in Sanok
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