Exhibition of Works by Part-Time Students NeMA

The Polish-Japanese Academy of Computer Science, in collaboration with Konica Minolta, cordially invites you to an exhibition of student work. 

The exhibition showcases the work of young designers, combining art, creativity, and modern technologies. The works on display were created as part of the DTP1 and DTP2 courses ( part-time), taught by Dr. Magdalena Zdražil.

Grand Opening: October 27, 2026 (Tuesday), at 12:00 p.m.Location: Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology, 86 Koszykowa St., Warsaw, Building B – ground floor.

We warmly invite students, faculty, and all lovers of art and graphic design!

The collaboration between the Polish-Japanese Academy of Computer Science and Konica Minolta serves as an important example of the synergy between arts education, modern technology, and industrial practice. Thanks to this partnership, students have the opportunity to learn about innovative printing solutions and apply them in their own projects. One result of this collaboration is an exhibition of student work created as part of the DTP1 and DTP2 courses taught by Dr. Magdalena Zdražil. The exhibition showcases the creative potential of printing technologies and finishing techniques in graphic design. We have also completed our first thesis project, which utilized print finishing techniques performed on a Konica Minolta device.

This is an important step in building a lasting relationship between the academic community and the printing industry, one that opens up new opportunities for students to experiment, develop their design skills, and bring ambitious artistic concepts to life.

Dr. Magdalena Zdražil