Feliks Tuszko

2025: PhD in Sociology, University of Warsaw, Faculty of Sociology

2022: MA in Art History, University of Warsaw, Institute of Art History

2019: MA in Sociology, University of Warsaw, Faculty of Sociology

2016: BA in Sociology, University of Warsaw, Faculty of Sociology

Art as a Commodity: Contemporary Art Economy from a Sociological Perspective (seminar), University of Warsaw

Media and Communication (seminar), University of Warsaw

2026: Great Minds Postdoctoral Fellowship, University of St. Gallen

2023: Zachęta Award for the best master’s thesis in art history, GESSEL Foundation for Zachęta – National Gallery of Art, Warsaw

2022: Fulbright Junior Research Award, Polish-U.S. Fulbright Commission (Columbia University, New York)

2020: Polish Sociological Association (PTS) Award for the best master’s thesis in the sociology of art, PTS and Zderzak Gallery, Kraków

2026–: Liquidating Art: How Unique Gestures Are Made into Assets. Research on the Swiss art-finance infrastructure and on how singular artworks are turned into financial assets. Great Minds Postdoctoral Fellowship, University of St. Gallen

2025–2026: Circuits of Art. Study of the Polish field of visual arts 2020–2025: institutions, markets and the position of artists (with Prof. Mikołaj Lewicki). Centre for Contemporary Art in Warsaw, University of Warsaw

2022–2024: When Art Crosses Borders: Valuation of Artworks in International Circulation. University of Warsaw, Columbia University and University of St. Gallen

2020–2024: Why is art so Expensive? Analysis of Artwork Value Sources in Contemporary Capitalism. Preludium grant, Polish National Science Centre.