Wojciech Tylbor-Kubrakiewicz

Wojciech Tylbor-Kubrakiewicz (b. 1974, Warsaw) – professor, printmaker and painter. His works combine figuration and abstraction, exploring themes of travel, memory and everyday life.

Wojciech Tylbor-Kubrakiewicz – printmaker and professor

Wojciech Tylbor-Kubrakiewicz specializes in printmaking, working with both classical and contemporary techniques. His art, shifting between figuration and abstraction, reflects on journeys, memory and the experience of daily life.

Biography and education

• Born 1974 in Warsaw, Poland
• MA in Painting, Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw (2001), diploma under Prof. Marian Czapla
• Printmaking under Prof. Rafał Strent
• Since 2001 – faculty member at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw
• 2010 – PhD; 2019 – habilitation, professor of fine arts
• 2016–2018 Visiting Professor, Indiana University Bloomington, USA

Exhibitions and collections

Author of over 20 solo exhibitions and participant in 150+ group shows. His works are held in collections including:

• University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
• Guanlan International Print Biennale, China
• National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts
• International Print Triennial, Kraków

Awards and prizes

• 2023 – Grand Prix, XIII Quadriennale of Polish Woodcut and Linocut, Olsztyn
• 2018 – Merit Prize, 18th International Print Biennial, Taiwan
• 2015 – Grand Prix, Splitgraphic International Biennial, Croatia
• 2008 – Museums and Collections Award, Edmonton Print International, Canada

Artistic direction

Printmaking, painting, contemporary art