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- Exhibitions
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- Commissions
- Teaching
- Footnotes
- References
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{{Infobox artist
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| name = Zbigniew Blazeje
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| birth_date = 1942
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| death_date = August 16, 2004
| death_place = Toronto, Ontario, Canada
| nationality = Canadian
| field = Sculpture, painter
| training = Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto
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| works = Audio Kinetic
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}}Zbigniew Blazeje is a Canadian visual artist. ExhibitionsTenth Winnipeg Show, Winnipeg Art Gallery, 1965
Canadian Art, National Gallery of Canada
Audio Kinetic Pavilion Expo 1967, Montreal, 1967 in collaboration with Terry Rusling providing electronic music.
Sculpture 1967, City Hall Toronto, 1967
Electric Art, University of California, Los Angeles Art Gallery & Phoenix, Arizona 1969
Sensory Perceptions Art Gallery of Ontario, touring eight Ontario Art Centres., 1970-1971; Electric Gallery, Toronto, Ont., 1970s.
New Art Gallery Of Toronto, January 1985[1]
Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery at Concordia University, March 2008. AwardsCanada Council jr. grants, 1966, 1967 & 1969. CollectionsZbigniew Blazeje has work in the following collections: - Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto.
- Norman McKenzie Art Gallery, Regina.
- Confederation Art Gallery, Charlettetown, PEI.
- Hart House University of Toronto.
- Sir George William University, Montreal, Que.
- Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery at Concordia University, Montreal, Que.
CommissionsStructural sculpture, Ross Library, York University, 1972, Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery at Concordia University. Teaching- Environmental Art, Ontario College of Art, 1970-1972
- Environmental Art, New School of Art, Toronto, 1971-1972
Footnotes1. ^"Pieces Come to life only under the Sun" by Christopher Hume, Toronto Star, January 5 1985
References {{Refbegin}}- H. Malcomson, Sculpture in Canada," Artforum (Oct., 1967)
- Arnold Rockman, "The Handmade Objects of Small Town and Metropolis," Au delà de la sculpture Vie des arts, Numéro 54, pp. 36–43 (printemps 1969) (URI : id.erudit.org/iderudit/58181ac)
- Gary Michael Dault, "In the Galleries Toronto," ArtsCanada (Canadian Art) (June, 1971)
- "Electric Gallery +3," McCurdy-Bursell Films, Toronto, April, 1972.
- Artscanada (Canadian Art) May 1967
- "Pieces Come to Life Only Under the Sun" by Christoper Hume, page H5, Toronto Star January 5, 1985. On 'Space Windows' exhibit at The New Art Gallery of Toronto.
- "Flair for visual one-liners" by John Bentley Mays, The Globe & Mail, December 13, 1984.
- “This is Montreal!”: Fantasies of La Belle Ville, Canadian Art March 27, 2008.
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