anka dabrowska

biography

Anka Dabrowska (b. 1979, Warsaw, Poland) studied at Oxfordshire School of Art and Design, Banbury, England (1997-98), Swindon School of Art, Swindon, England (1998-00) and Northumbria University, Newcastle upon Tyne, England (2001-03) where she completed her MA in Fine Art.

Awards include The Juliet Gomperts Trust- Project grant (2007 and 2006), short-listed for the Jerwood Drawing Prize (2005), The Arts Council of England-Grants for Individuals (2004) and Newby Trust Award (2000).

Selected solo exhibitions include: 

Sartorial Contemporary Art gallery, London, UK
August 2008, '4 x 4'

Seven Seven Contemporary Art gallery, London, UK.
November 2007, 'see-saw'

Seven Seven Contemporary Art gallery, London, UK.
May-June 2005, 'Hometown'

Selected group exhibitions include:

Bury St Edmunds Art Gallery, England, UK.
March/April 2008- 'Comfort Zones'.

Quay Arts, Isle of Wight, UK.
January/March 2008- 'Comfort Zones'.

Design Centre, London, England, UK.
January 2008- London Art Fair.

University College for the Creative Arts at Farnham, Surrey, England, UK.
November 2007/January 2008- 'Comfort Zones'.

Contemporary Art Projects, London, England, UK.
August/September 2007-'Start your collection'.

Tullie House Museum & Art Gallery, Carlisle, Cumbria, England, UK.
July/September 2007-'Comfort Zones'.  

Tichy Gallery, London, England, UK.
May/June 2007- 'Imaginary Homes'.

August Art Gallery, London, England, UK.
May/June 2007-'Geography is a Flavour'.

Oriel Davies Gallery Touring Exhibition, Newtown, Powys, Wales, UK.
March/May 2007- 'Comfort Zones'.

The Foundry, London, England, UK.
November 2006- 'British Polish Manifestations-an alternative Polish cultural event'.

No More Grey Gallery, London, England, UK.
November 2006- 'For Peel'.

Reg Vardy Gallery, Sunderland, England, UK.
June/July 2006- 'A Place Called Home'. 

Maribor Art Gallery, Maribor, Slovenia.
January/February 2006- 'Continental Breakfast'.

Jerwood Space, London, England, UK.
September/October 2005- The Jerwood Drawing Prize 2005.

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