István ÉZSIÁS
István ÉZSIÁS
Retrospektív 2008
2009-01-11
Text by: Csaba Kozák, Tibor Almási, Tibor Wehner, Ferenc Lantos
Layout: István Ézsiás
Content: 64 + 4 pages, with 54 colour-plates
No. of Issues: 1000
Date of Publication: 2008
past publications
2013-04-08
2013-04-08
2012-11-27
Middle is the time of intervention and prosperity. It marks the middle of life, when energies and visions are abundant. >>>
2012-04-23
...One’s identity and its function is thus a question people may ask themselves, and this theme has engaged Fabricius since the start of her career. One striking tendency of her approach can be seen in her group photos, in which either the artist arranges her acquaintances among themselves, or she directs members of specific, existing groups to strike poses in staged, tableau-like scenes. However, a different approach to the subject also appears in Fabricius’s work again and again, focusing on the individual ... >>>
2012-03-21
You can never see elements of nature in Ádám Magyar`s images, people in his photos are always depicted in strictly artificial surroundings. What is more, the environment is not simply "not natural" but people seem to exist in an expressively constructed, artificial, sometimes even surrealistic world. This is a world with hardly any grips and reference points, at most vague indications of and subtle hints at the >>>
2010-09-30
Faur Zsófi Gallery
Budapest, 2010
104 pages, 76 color images
Text: Gábor Pfisztner >>>
2010-04-12
Day by day we feel the need to surround ourselves in our visually important living spaces with landscapes – be they real or artificial. We have a desire to summon nature – in both its narrower and wider interpretation – to see it represented in our urban environment. >>>
2013-02-25
Ákos Matzon is an eccentric. At first sight, neither his person, nor his works would seem to suggest that. He makes the impression of a jovial citizen rather than a Bohemian painter; his art affects us with its calculated orderliness rather than extravagant or astonishing quality. >>>
2012-05-08
György Jovián considers himself an artist outside of trends, but his unwavering faith in painting nevertheless occasionally places him with the discourse on trends, which kindles the constant renewal of painting. >>>
2011-05-27
László László Révész: I also lived in Etruria
And the book launche of the third issue of the museum-pedagogy series Colouring book – not only for kids drawn by the artist At 6 pm, Tuesday, 31 May 2011 in Bartók Béla road 25.
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2011-05-12
Faur Zsófi – Ráday Gallery welcomes you on VIENNAFAIR on stand nr. A0708 from 12 May to 15 May 2011. As an ephasized program of VIENNAFAIR on 13 May at 5pm on the stand of the Gallery Christian Zillner’s Beyond Modern and Postmodern- The Work of Hungarian Artist László László Révész, published by Faur Zsófi – Ráday Gallery and Publisher is being launched. . . >>>
2011-03-30
The preview of art critic and painter Albert Kováts’s new book Memory – exhibition edited by Faur Zsófi- Ráday Gallery and Publisher in Csepel Gallery, at 4 pm 8 April 2011. >>>
2010-09-30
2010-09-30
2010-04-12
2009-12-10
.. But I would like to return to Moyra’s above mentioned sentence. My answer to it is as follows: I create images, sometimes I accompany them with words, but and I want them to grow out of thoughts. ...
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2009-12-10
.. That’s roughly how it is with my feverish activity. People say I ought to slow down a little. But that’s not my problem! ... >>>
2009-12-10
.. The compositions of Gerhes and the other two Hungarian artists have finally taken their place among those of Andy Warhol, Robert Mapplethorpe, Cindy Sherman, Barbara Kruger, Tacita Dean, Ilya Kabakov, Joseph Beuys, Matthew Barney, Seydou Keita, Olafur Eliasson, Robert Rauschenberg and others. ...
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2009-12-10
.. Namely, the playful naivety and primitive stylisation remained a defining feature of the artist’s works, and it was through these features that the paintings became mature. ... >>>
2009-12-10
.. Anna keeps posing the same question: to what extent can the individualised human coexist with the contradictory and fragmented nature of their identity, and what might belonging to a group mean to them ... >>>
2009-12-10
Curator, editor: László Hemrik, Pál Szilágyi
Content: 44 + 4 pages, with 22 illustrations
No. of Issues: 1000
Date of Publication: 2009
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2009-12-10
.. Moreover, I think that Gábor Lajta’s neo-figurative painting is one of the most genuine, self-consistent, pondered and painted oeuvre in the contemporary Hungarian artistic scene. He keenly reflects not only on the present, past and future of art, but on national and international realty, too.
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2009-01-11
.. These Ani(mal) Heads have no mercy, mask covers mask and the story hidden in a motif hides another one. They are sculpture-allegories of good and bad human features appearing... >>>
2009-01-11
.. Anti-aesthetic expressionism and lyricism emerging in decay – these might be the juxtaposed notions characteristic of István Drabik’s sculpture art. ... >>>
2009-01-11
.. Several founders of Kineticism, László Moholy-Nagy, Viktor Vasarely, Nicolas Schöffer and György Kepes were Hungarians who worked abroad in Germany, France, or the USA. In Hungary, however, Kinetic Art as well .. >>>
2009-01-11
Curator, editor: László Hemrik, Pál Szilágyi
Content: 44 + 4 pages, with 43 illustrations
No. of Issues: 1000 >>>
2009-12-18
As an artist of outstanding importance, László Hegedûs 2 has been on the Hungarian contemporary scene for about thirty years. Using different artistic means, his works, as those of a practitioner of a varied scale of technical media (photography, film, painting, prints and installation), have made a crucial contribution to the renewal of intermediary means and methods. >>>
2009-12-10
.. Humanity’s extraordinary tradition-heritage, going back to the very first memories, implies the themes of ‘life and death’ and ‘birth and ‘evanescence’. ..
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2009-01-11
Text by: János Eisler PhD.
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2009-01-11
.. It is not a unique endeavour to use old and new folk and popular motifs, media and subjects in a contemporary work of art, nor is it peculiar to today’s art. ... >>>
2009-01-11
The basic shapes she uses are almost always the circle, the square, the triangle or the spiral, from which she composes her very own style: contemporary 3D objects ... >>>
2009-01-11
Text by: Bálint Szombathy
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2009-01-11
The Manual Group represented a possible alternative to the trend that in general can be described as one following and advancing modernism. .. >>>
2009-01-11
Text by: Csaba Kozák, Tibor Almási, Tibor Wehner, Ferenc Lantos >>>
2009-01-11
Whenever I look at Lehel Kovács, he always makes me think of Don Quixote. However, it is not only his appearance that makes such an impression ... >>>
2009-01-11
In the second half of the 20th century, as well as today, sculpture as a form of art has had an undeservedly peripheral position. Recent spatial constructions presented as works of art, ... >>>
2009-01-11
.. Perhaps this is the first moment when the secret vow emerges for us in space-time. Who knows? Time is a powerful Master. Let alone space-time!
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