Janusz Rosikon
Arbeit macht frei, 2005
Janusz Rosikon
On the way to the round table
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Town hall in Gdańsk - ceilling
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Town hall in Janowiec
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Town hall in Jarosławiec
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Town hall in Leszno
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Town hall in Poznań
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Town hall in Poznań - ceilling
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Town hall in Warsaw
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Einsiedeln
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Fatima
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Fatima
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Polish Flag
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John Paul II in a crown
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Kevelaer
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Lasalette at night
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Lourdes
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Lourdes
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Lourdes
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Red Square
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Rosary
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Sevilla
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Sevilla
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Sevilla
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Venice
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Island
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Rocio
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Rocio
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Rocio
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Rocio
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Rocio
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Rocio
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Rocio
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Rocio
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Rocio
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Adam & Eve
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Beksiński
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Lady with an Ermine
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Dwurnik
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Lisowczyk
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Mechoffer
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Mitoraj
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Mitoraj
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Gamblers
Exhibitions
In the 1980s, before Rosikon Press was born, its future founders were already organising exhibitions for artist friends, some of whom had emigrated. These events, designed to promote Poland and Polish artists abroad, featured artists who for passport/visa reasons, couldn’t always make it to their own exhibitions!
Times have thankfully changed, and our exhibitions have travelled not only Poland, but also the USA and Europe and will soon be making it over to Asia. Large-scale exhibitions include the Parliament of the Republic of Poland, the Barbican Centre in London, and Washington’s Georgetown University.
Our Town Hall Exhibition was displayed in Parliament, the Cracow magistrate, Arthur’s Town Hall in Torun, the Częstochowski Museum, Poznan Castle, Wrocław City Museum, and Polish Institutes in Düsseldorf, Coppenhagen, Bonn, and Vienna. Our Madonnas of Europe Exhibition had a successful run in Europe and is now making its way through the USA. Our Smiles of the World Exhibition was displayed on the gates of the Royal Baths in Warsaw.
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An exhibition of 25 works by 25 artists annotated with quotations from their conversations with Hanna Maria Giza for the book Artists Speak. Interviews with the Masters of Photography. Photographers include: Stefan Bałuk, Adam Bujak, Zbigniew Dłubak, Stefan Figlarowicz, Tomasz Gudzowaty, Krzysztof Hejke, Ryszard Horowitz, Ryszard... // more
A unique exhibition illustrating a common link between all living persons: the ability to smile. A talent regardless of race and culture and one that we all possess! // more
Includes a series of more than 100 photographs of Madonna’s from 18 European countries. After a successful run in Europe, the exhibition is currently making its way through the USA. // more
The exhibition was displayed in Parliament, the Kraków magistrate, Arthur’s Town Hall in Toruń, the Częstochowski Museum, Poznań Castle, Wrocław City Museum, and Polish Institutes in Düsseldorf, Coppenhagen, Bonn, and Vienna. // more
Archive
Rosikon Press has a rich archive of photography at its disposal. The majority of works belong to accomplished photographer Janusz Rosikon, a member of the Association of Polish Journalists & Polish Artistic Photographers. His photography has appeared in TIME, Newsweek, Schweizer Illustrierte, Reader’s Digest and Viva!
He has both authored and supervised the publication of many books, individual international projects, and exhibitions. His photography can be found in private collections in Poland, Britain, Switzerland, Canada and Crete.
His works represent a wide thematic spectrum, including:
- Exhibitions devoted to the Virgin Mary
- Architecture
- Poland, a country of paradox (1960s-1980s)
- Art works
- Religious life
