Zdzisław Beksiński, the podcast‪.‬ Zdzisław Beksiński

This podcast is devoted to the life,  art, critique, analysis, and legacy of Zdzisław Beksiński, a Polish painter, photographer, and sculptor (1929-2005).
The podcast consists of five episodes:
Part 1 – Life
Part 2 – Art Photography and Drawings
Part 3 – Paintings and Computer Generated Works
Part 4 – The Critique, the Analysis, and the Legacy
Part 5 – In his own words - Beksiński by Beksiński
The podcast was produced and edited by Cezary Lerski, and Diginet.
The text is based on Wieslav Banach's essay, used with permission from the Historical Museum in Sanok, Poland, and Bosz Publishing House.
The text was read by Phil Schoen.
All music was composed and edited by Andrea Centazzo.
All rights reserved.

This podcast is devoted to the life, art, critique, analysis, and legacy of Zdzisław Beksiński, a Polish painter, photographer, and sculptor (1929-2005).
The podcast consists of five episodes:
Part 1 – Life
Part 2 – Art Photography and Drawings
Part 3 – Paintings and Computer Generated Works
Part 4 – The Critique, the Analysis, and the Legacy
Part 5 – In his own words - Beksiński by Beksiński
The podcast was produced and edited by Cezary Lerski, and Diginet.
The text is based on Wieslav Banach's essay, used with permission from the Historical Museum in Sanok, Poland, and Bosz Publishing House.
The text was read by Phil Schoen.
All music was composed and edited by Andrea Centazzo.
All rights reserved.

This podcast is devoted to the life, art, critique, analysis, and legacy of Zdzisław Beksiński, a Polish painter, photographer, and sculptor (1929-2005).
The podcast consists of five episodes:
Part 1 – Life
Part 2 – Art Photography and Drawings
Part 3 – Paintings and Computer Generated Works
Part 4 – The Critique, the Analysis, and the Legacy
Part 5 – In his own words - Beksiński by Beksiński
The podcast was produced and edited by Cezary Lerski, and Diginet.
The text is based on Wieslav Banach's essay, used with permission from the Historical Museum in Sanok, Poland, and Bosz Publishing House.
The text was read by Phil Schoen.
All music was composed and edited by Andrea Centazzo.
All rights reserved.

This podcast is devoted to the life,  art, critique, analysis, and legacy of Zdzisław Beksiński, a Polish painter, photographer, and sculptor (1929-2005).
The podcast consists of five episodes:
Part 1 – Life
Part 2 – Art Photography and Drawings
Part 3 – Paintings and Computer Generated Works
Part 4 – The Critique, the Analysis, and the Legacy
Part 5 – In his own words - Beksiński by Beksiński
The podcast was produced and edited by Cezary Lerski, and Diginet.
The text is based on Wieslav Banach's essay, used with permission from the Historical Museum in Sanok, Poland, and Bosz Publishing House.
The text was read by Phil Schoen.
All music was composed and edited by Andrea Centazzo.
All rights reserved.

This podcast is devoted to the life, art, critique, analysis, and legacy of Zdzisław Beksiński, a Polish painter, photographer, and sculptor (1929-2005).
The podcast consists of five episodes:
Part 1 – Life
Part 2 – Art Photography and Drawings
Part 3 – Paintings and Computer Generated Works
Part 4 – The Critique, the Analysis, and the Legacy
Part 5 – In his own words - Beksiński by Beksiński
The podcast was produced and edited by Cezary Lerski, and Diginet.
The text is based on Wieslav Banach's essay, used with permission from the Historical Museum in Sanok, Poland, and Bosz Publishing House.
The text was read by Phil Schoen.
All music was composed and edited by Andrea Centazzo.
All rights reserved.

This podcast is devoted to the life,  art, critique, analysis,  and legacy of Zdzisław Beksiński, a Polish painter, photographer, and sculptor (1929-2005). 

The podcast consists of five episodes:

Part 1 – Life
Part 2 – Art Photography and Drawings
Part 3 – Paintings and Computer Generated Works
Part 4 – The Critique, the Analysis, and the Legacy
Part 5 – In his own words - Beksiński by Beksiński

The podcast was produced and edited by Cezary Lerski, and Diginet.
The text is based on Wieslav Banach's essay, used with permission from the Historical Museum in Sanok, Poland, and Bosz Publishing House.
The text was read by Phil Schoen.
All music was composed and edited by Andrea Centazzo.
All rights reserved.