‘exhibition’
TÓTalJOY díj 2021 – Pályázati felhívás
… the remaining sum of EUR 4000 will go towards covering the costs and expenses of project and exhibition implementation, as handled by KEMKI – Artpool Art Research Center. Selection process The winner of the TÓTalJOY Prize will be selected by a panel of six Hungarian and international judges, who will evaluate the winning entries based on the digital portfolios received. Members of the decision making body in 2021 Dávid Fehér (director, KEMKI) Ferenc Gróf (visual …
TÓTalJOY-díj
… - KEMKI will provide curatorial and research consultation to the selected project and organize an exhibition to present it to the public. The total budget of the prize is 10 000 euros, of which 6000 euros are the stipend of the artist, and 4000 euros are for the realization of the project and the exhibition. The winning proposal will be selected by an international jury. In 2023 the jury is comprised of: Zdenka Badovinac (director, Museum of Contemporary Art (MSU), …
TÓTalJOY-díj
… KEMKI will provide curatorial and research consultation to the selected project and organize an exhibition to present it to the public. The total budget of the prize is 10 000 euros, of which 6000 euros are the stipend of the artist and 4000 euros are for the realization of the project and the exhibition. The winning proposal will be selected by an international jury. In 2025 the jury is comprised of : René Block (curator, Berlin) Dávid Fehér (Director, KEMKI) …
A modern bálvány: Henry Moore a keleti blokkban
Conceived in a documentary format, the exhibition proposes a contextualisation of the Henry Moore exhibition taken on tour to Bucharest, Bratislava, Prague and Budapest in 1966–67. The exhibition is a collective research project, being initiated by art historians Alina Șerban (Bucharest), Daniel Véri (Budapest) and Lujza Kotočová (Prague) and contains a series of interviews with witnesses of the exhibition in Romania, the Czech …
A jövő tovább épül
Artpool Art Research Center's traditional summer exhibition event at the Valley of Arts Festival in Kapolcs An interactive, immersive exhibition event taking advantage of the unique natural surroundings, featuring ten locations, nine sound spaces, and seven video spaces. A selection from several previous Artpool projects, audio and video documents focusing on connections and contemporary contexts. On the one hand, virtual content and the …