‘exhibitions’
György Galántai
… and spiritual spaces. He has taken part, organized and curated several one-man shows and group exhibitions, or events. He has made graphic works, paintings, moving and sound sculptures, performances, multimedia installations, communication projects, and is the founder of several alternative art institutions (e.g. the Chapel Studio in Balatonboglár between 1970 and 1973, Artpool since 1979, Newkapolcs Gallery 1991-1995, Artpool P60 1997-2018, Area 51 in Kapolcs from 2015). He received a …
Petra Csizek
… curator and programme organiser, participating in the creation and organisation of numerous exhibitions, professional programmes, public events, international projects and art prizes, as well as art studio and visitor programmes. She has previously worked at the Budapest Gallery (2020-2022), at the Ludwig Museum (2016-2017, 2019-2020), at the Art Brussels contemporary art fair (2013-2014), at the ACAX | Agency for Contemporary Art Exchange (2012-2013), and at the Trafó Gallery …
Resonances
… and the self-organized exchanges. The third colloquium in Prague elaborates further the role of exhibitions in cultural transfer and the grey zones and shifting boundaries between official and non-official spheres. The fourth chapter in Poznań expands our field of discussion to transregional contacts and examines dialogs and exchanges between artists and art professionals in Latin America and CEE. The project thus aims to extend the focus on Visegrad countries (Czech Republic, Hungary, …
Art during the Cold War
… and the Arts. The former examines, in the framework of an international collaboration, the exhibitions and reception of Henry Moore, a key figure of modern art, in the Eastern Bloc (partners: Alina Șerban, Bucharest, The Institute of the Present; Lujza Kotočová, Prague, Academic Research Centre of the Academy of Fine Arts). Past events: The Modern Idol: Henry Moore in the Eastern Bloc Henry Moore and Czechoslovak Art after 1945 – exhibition, Hradec …
László Százados
… and contributed to a number of permanent (HNG) as well as monographic and thematic temporary exhibitions (HNG; Ludwig Museum, BHM Municipal Gallery - Kiscell Museum, etc.), and has also contributed to and edited the accompanying publications. His fields of research include Hungarian art and institutional history in the second half of the 20th century, as well as Hungarian contemporary art, including interdisciplinary areas such as dance and movement art.