Dennis Wojtkiewicz [voit-KEV-itch] is a full professor at Bowling Green State University where he has taught painting and drawing in the School of Art since 1988. He received his M.F.A. degree from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale and also studied at the Atelier Neo-Medici in France under the direction of Patrick Betaudier in 1978 and 1983.
He is best known for his exploration of the sensitive nature of time in his over sized oil paintings of fruit and flowers.
The transitory nature of his subject matter is encapsulated and transfixed with a heightened approach to realism.
In 2012 his work was included in a solo exhibition at the Sugarman-Peterson Gallery in Santa Fe as well as group shows at Robert Kidd Gallery in Birmingham, Michigan and Miller Gallery in Cincinnati, Ohio.
In 2013 he will be a featured artist in Art Revolution Taipei international art fair. Since 2005 his work has been shown in other international art fairs in Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, Palm Beach, Santa Fe and Toronto.
He is the recipient of two Ohio Arts Council Individual Fellowships and has both paintings and drawings represented in major public, private and corporate collections.
The commercial TV advertisement filmed by director 盧昌明 (Lu2 Chang Ming2), 1980.
In this clip, we see imagination in the character's mind becomes realism, and makes all factors around the imagination become realism. This advertisement made by the talent director during 1980, reflects certain ideas of the current Taiwan society (History of Taiwan) .
