Marcin Barański

Marcin Barański is an Associate Professor at the Department of Drawing, Painting and Sculpture, Faculty of Architecture, Cracow University of Technology. He holds a BEng, PhD, and DSc Arch degrees. His research focuses on art history, painting techniques, architectural vision, and the documentation of art exhibitions. Barański has authored and edited multiple books, including exhibition catalogs and scholarly works, with a particular emphasis on Italian Renaissance art and Tuscan themes. His academic contributions span art exhibitions, architectural studies, and the intersection of art with historical and urban contexts.

Key publications include Autoreferat (2019), exploring habilitation studies, and edited volumes such as Słoma i pierścień (2017) on Tuscan art. His journal articles, like Effects of good government (2015), delve into architectural history and urban governance. Barański’s work often bridges artistic practice with academic research, reflecting his dual role as an artist and academic.

His professional activities include curating exhibitions such as Jak los Niniwy (2015) and contributing to interdisciplinary projects linking art with architecture. Despite no explicitly listed awards or grants, his extensive publication record underscores his scholarly and creative impact in the field of fine arts and architectural studies.