by Joseph H. RADDER
With more than forty exhibitions worldwide to his credit, Sacha Beres doesn’t have to
prove anything to the art world anymore. Yet he’ll be leaving his Lewiston home once
again in September to travel to his homeland, Poland, for a one-person show in the
prestigious “Galeria Test.” (The Galeria Test is a fifty-year plus exhibit hall
and home to the best art exhibition space in Warsaw, Poland.)
Well known particularly in European art circles Sacha held his first exhibition in Warsaw
in 1967. His studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow, Katowice and Wroclaw, Poland
provided the background necessary to develop his abstract style. His works are
demonstrated in a range of mediums: painting, drawing, printmaking, collage, industrial
design, designs for the stage and overall city design. His works are housed in several
museums privately, publicly and corporately throughout Europe, Israel, the Bahamas and
North America.
Art critics have described his work as “highly poetic” and “lyrical”
in style. His works were recently on display locally, in conjunction with the Polish Arts
Club of Buffalo.
Joseph H. Radder is a freelance writer.