Malgorzata Chodakowska’s works satisfy a primal need for beauty, an aesthetic that is often rejected in the art scene in the name of modernity. Her figures seem as if they have fallen out of the present, they have something supra-temporal. Inspired by modern expressive dance, the artist works in wood as a model for the bronzes we exhibit. After studying art in Vienna, she has lived in Dresden since 1991 and is represented in exhibitions and collections throughout Europe.
born in Łód (Poland)
1988 Studied sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna
since 1991 freelance in Dresden
1996 First prize and realisation of the bronze sculpture >>King and Queen<< in Waldheim
2010 First prize and realisation of the monument >>Sea of Tears<< at the Heidefriedhof Dresden for the victims of 13 February 1945
2015 First prize and realisation of the fountain >>Lovers<<, Radebeul
2017 Sculpture Show Weikersheim (G)
2017 Gallery FlowFineArt, Hitdorf (G)
2016 Gallery of Modern Art, Berlin
2016 Petrikirche, Freiberg/ Sa.
2016 Pillnitz Palace, Dresden
2015 art + form, Dresden (G)
2014 Gallery LandskronSchneidzik, Nuremberg
2011 Batzdorf Castle, BAtzdorf
2015 Angel of Paradise in Bergen/ NL
2013 Vis-a-vis, Sculptures in Pillnitz Palace and Park (G)
2011 Gallery of Modern Art, Berlin
2011 “Grenz(t)räume”, Weesenstein Castle
2009 Gallery Ines Schultz, Dresden
2008 Sculpture Park Großsedlitz
2008 18th Ornö Festival, Dresden
2008 Sculpture Garden Sürth (G)
2007 “Stammfrauen”, Gallery Kontrapost, Leipzig
2007 Sculptures, Palace in the Great Garden, Dresden
2005 Villa Eschebach, Dresden
2004 Sculptures, Bad Schandau City Gallery
2004 Wood sculptures, Weinbergkirche; Dresden-Pillnitz
2003 Gallery Kunstlade, Zittau
2002 “Pre-Pictures”, Gallery Frauenstein
2001 “Temple Dancers”, Radebeul City Gallery
2001 Gallery of the Art and Culture Association Wernigerode
2000 Wooden Sculptures, Gallery at the Suspension Railway, Dresden
1998 Sculpture exhibition, Hauskapelle Taschenbergpalais, Dresden
1994 Gallery at the Suspension Railway, Dresden
1992 Art fair, Tokyo
1991 Art fair, Klagenfurt
1991 Café-Gallery Bel’Etage, Vienna
1989 Gallery Ebendorferstraße, Vienna
