Daniel Kazimierski
Mr. Kazimierski is best known for his pinhole photography and extensive knowledge of historical printing processes. However, he also works with traditional and digital cameras.
He is represented in many public and private collections in several countries and has taught photography and filmmaking at art schools, universities, and schools in the United States, Canada, Italy, Mexico, and Brazil.
Born in Warsaw, Poland, he studied Photography and Film at the Vancouver School of Art, York University, Toronto, and New York University. Currently, he resides in Piermont, New York, and Mabou, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.
Solo Exhibitions Include
Fine Arts Gallery, Legnica, Poland
Anna Leonowens Gallery, Halifax, Canada
Synchronicity Space, New York City
Galeria Mala, Warsaw, Poland
Polish Consulate General, Chicago
Art Gallery of Hamilton, Hamilton, Canada
Gulf and Western Gallery, New York University
Billedhuset, Copenhagen, Denmark
Museum Gallery, White Plains, New York
Drew University, Madison, New Jersey
Fine Arts on Markham, Toronto, Canada
Foto, New York City
Blue Bench Gallery, Piermont, New York
Moose Jaw Museum, Saskatchewan, Canada
Cultural Center Art Gallery, Sherbrooke, Quebec
Dunlop Art Gallery, Regina, Canada
Zacks Gallery, Toronto, Canada
IDA Gallery, York University, Toronto, Canada
McCord Museum, Notman Archives, Montreal, Canada
(exhibit toured 12 cities throughout Canada)
Deja Vu Gallery, Toronto, Canada
Factory 77, Toronto, Canada
Washington Place Artists, New York City
Cultural Center Art Gallery, Szczytno, Poland
Dutches Community College Art Gallery, Poughkeepsie, New York
Group Exhibitions Include
Hiltrude Jordan Galerie, Cologne, Germany
Spazi Fine Arts, Hausotonic, Massachusetts
pArts Gallery, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Pomeranian Library, Szczecin, Poland
De Nieuwe Kerk, Amsterdam, Holland
Centre Photographique D’Ile De France, Paris, France
Butler Gallery, Tarrytown, New York
Santa Fe Center for Photography, New Mexico
City Gallery, Department of Cultural Affairs Gallery, New York City
Roanoke Museum of Fine Arts, Virginia
D Gallery, Toronto, Canada
Saint Lawrence Center, Toronto, Canada
Long Island Museum of Fine Arts, Hempstead, New York
Museo de Arte Moderno, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Photo Center Gallery, New York University
Art Gallery of York University, Toronto, Canada
Madison Gallery, Toronto, Canada
International Center of Photography, New York City
Emily Carr College of Art, Vancouver, Canada
Alternative Museum, New York City
Ida Green Gallery, Sherman, Texas
National Film Board of Canada Photo Gallery, Ottawa, Canada
Memphis Academy of Fine Arts, Memphis, Tennesee
Sotheby Parke-Bernet, New York City
Washington Square East Galleries, New York City
John Hancock Center, Chicago, Illinois
Canada House, London, England
De Doeem Theatre, Rotterdam, Holland
Banff Art Center, Banff, Canada
Vancouver Art Gallery Extension, Canada
Warsaw Photographic Society, Warsaw, Poland
International Press and Book Club, Zielona Gora, Poland
Westchester Arts Coucil, White Plains, New York
Candace Perich Gallery, Katonah, New York
Photographs in Collections
Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, Halifax, Canada
Pfizer Collection, Purchase, NY
Canadian Center for Architecture, Montreal, Canada
National Archives, Ottawa, Canada
National Film Board of Canada, Ottawa, Canada
McCord Museum, Notman Archives, Montreal, Canada
Saskatchewan Archive Board, Regina, Canada
Mt. Saint Vincent University, Halifax, Canada
Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France
Museum of the City of New York, New York City
International Center of Photography, New York City
Pinhole Resource, San Lorenzo, New Mexico
Tamiment Library, New York University, New York City
Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, New York
Erie Arts Center, Erie, Pennsylvania
Photography Archives, University of Louisville, Kentucky
Museum of Modern Art, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Hallmark Collections and Archives, Kansas City, Missouri
Minnesota Museum of Art, Saint Paul, Minnesota
Spencer Museum of Art, Lawrence, Kansas
Sheldon Memorial Museum, Lincoln, Nebraska
Art Bank Canada Council, Ottawa, Canada
National Museum, Wroclaw, Poland
Laser Video Disk Library of Photography, Houston, Texas
Films
Hard Choices, broadcast quality video documentary, 30 minutes, 1987
Achievement Award for Social Documentary, NYU Video Festival, 1987
Dory Shary Award, First Place, Video, 1987; University of Utah, Film Festival,
First Prize, 1988; Broadcasted nationally over Campus Network, 1988; at First
International Festival of Progressive Film and Video, San Francisco, 1987; and on
Video Spectrum, Manhattan Channel L, Working Group, Inc.
Time, digital experimental film, 2.5 minutes, 1999
A Message, 16 mm experimental film, 3 minutes, 1995
A Road Movie…, 16 mm experimental film, 5.5 minutes, 1993
Rotterdam International Film Festival, Holland, 1994
Merit Award, Independent Film and Video Festival, Tampa, Florida, 1993
Quiet Time, 16 mm experimental film, 5 minutes, 1993
Tenth International Hamburg Film Festival, Germany, 1994
Defacements, 16 mm animation, 1.5 minutes, 1993
Tenth International Hamburg Film Festival, Germany, 1994
Daniel Kazimierski’s Workout, 16 mm animated film, 5 minutes, 1993
Facing Difference, 16 mm film, 12 minutes, 1990
Production commissioned by the Anti-Defamation League; film screened during freshman orientations at colleges and universities nationwide
Comrades, 16 mm documentary film, 12 minutes, 1987
Films In Collections
Filmmakers Co-op, New York City
Wagner Labor Archives, New York University, New York City
National Film Board of Canada, Montreal, Canada
Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, Halifax, Canada
Represented By
Steven Cohen Gallery, Los Angeles, California
Hiltrude Jordan Gallerie, Cologne, Germany
Wouter Otten, Amsterdam, Holland
Krzysztof Kaniewski, Warsaw, Poland
Hudson River Fine Art, Piermont, New York