Jiri Borsky (b. 1945)

Early Life and Influences

Originally from The Czech Republic, Jiri has exhibited all across the United Kingdom and has collectors worldwide. Moving to Prague at the age of 15, Jiri was exposed to early and lasting influences in the form of 14th century Czech gothic panel paintings at the National Gallery. During 1968 following the Soviet invasion Jiri moved to England and settled in the Potteries becoming a British Citizen in 1975.

Education and Training

Jiri trained at The Burslem School Of Art, his tutors included Arthur Berry and in 1979 graduated with a BA (Hons) degree.

Exhibitions and Recognition

In 2012 Barewall held a solo exhibition of Borsky's latest acrylic work which was a great success with most works selling on the opening night. Recent gallery show in 2017 also proved a great success.

Public Collections

Jiri Borsky is held in the following public collections: The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery, Keele University, Borough Museum & Art Gallery, Salford Museum & Art Gallery, Edinburgh & Lothian Health Foundation.

Shop Jiri Borsky Art

Explore works like Little Fruit Picker 1982, Burslem Backstreet 2012, and Homage to Arthur Berry 1984.