‘round table’

… in Europe this marginal yet essential poet, artist, and publisher. The day after the opening, a roundtable discussion will explore, among other things, Vigo's European connections. Participants:   Marie Boivent, professor of Visual Art at Université Rennes 2 (France), curator of the collection display. Her research focuses on artists’ publications, in particular those inspired by popular forms such as calendars, postcards and periodicals.   Henar Rivière, professor …

… Our reconstruction of certain segments of the original 1972 presentation will be followed by a roundtable discussion with László Beke’s former colleagues on the genesis and evolution of his “World-Famous World-Archives”, as well as its yet unexplored possibilities.   5:00-6:00 PM “Cobblestones and Gravestones” presentation: Brigitta Ádi, KEMKI Anikó B. Nagy, BTM Municipal Gallery of Budapest Dávid Fehér, KEMKI Emese Kürti, KEMKI Dániel Véri, KEMKI   6:00-7:00 PM …

… and art, as well as in connection to art theory and art trade. At the book launch on 3 April, a roundtable discussion will be moderated by Gábor Pfisztner with the participation of Edit Barta, György Cséka and Zoltán Balázs Tóth.   Book launch participants: Edit Barta (aesthetician, writer) György Cséka (aesthetician, art critic, KEMKI Artpool) Balázs Zoltán Tóth (photo historian, KEMKI ADK) Moderator: Gábor Pfisztner (aesthetician, art critic, associate …

… involved.   The programme is available in Hungarian.  Participants of the roundtable discussion include: Balázs Beöthy – visual artist, member of the COURAGE project, editor-in-chief of exindex György Cséka – aesthetician, art critic, head of department (Museum of Fine Arts – Central European Research Institute for Art History (KEMKI) – Artpool Art Research Centre) Orsolya Ring – historian, senior research fellow at the Centre for Social Sciences, …

… Université Rennes 2, curator of the collection display Date: 9 October 2025, 5:00 PM Round table discussion : 10 October 2025, 3:00 PM Born in La Plata, a city located sixty kilometers from Buenos Aires, Edgardo Antonio Vigo (1928-1997) Argentine artist and well known figure of Latin American artistic resistance in the 70s, developed a prolific, multifaceted, and experimental practice over the course of his forty-year artistic career, one that defies categorization. From …