A modern realist painter of still-lives and figures, Czechowski doesn't shy away in her work from expressing decadence and decay in various stages. Her still-lives often depict decaying flowers, overripe fruit, a decadent desert, her bodies show the effects of age and indulgences.


Education:
1972 Wayne State University (M.F.A)
Teaching:
1979-1984 Assistant Professor of Art, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
1976-1977 Instructor, Portland School of Art, Portland, Maine
1973-1974 Instructor, University of Utah, Salt Lake City
1972-1973 Instructor, Wayne State University

Selected Exhibitions:
1990 Sachhochschule, Darmstadt, Germany
1990 GORO International Press, Toyo, Japan
1988 Chicago International Exhibition
1985 Milwaukee Art Museum, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
1982 University of Illinois, Chicago
1982 Wurstum Museum, Racine, Wisconsin
1981 Joslyn Art Center, Denver, Colorado
1979 Westmoreland County Art Museum, Greensboro, Pennsylvania
1978 Boston University Art Gallery, Boston, Massachusetts

Also in galleries in New York City and across the country.

She also produced over 200 illustrations for the New Yorker magazine.

Sources include:
the internet
additional information courtesy of Dale Rustad