Opening remarks by György Zajácz astronomer

Opening remarks by Lajos Csáky painter

Opening remarks by Éva Keleti

Opening remarks by Lajos Parti Nagy

Welcoming remarks by: Kornél Mák / deputy mayor of Kecskemét
Opening speech by: István Orosz / graphic artist

Opening remarks by György Szemadám

Opening Remarks by András Lengyel fine artist

Textures, woven structures, linear and non-linear surfaces: color/light-, self-portrait-, time-, action-, human/crowd- and error-textures; abstract shapes. I also belong to the first generation of watching monitors. The television monitor was a decisive experience of me; meeting surface. There appeared newer, different types and functions of monitors, but the things have remained somewhere. I like the texture of the monitor; so touchable. RGB illusions. Monitor-like textures; synchrony, error and a-synchrony. Equivalent relationships of sound and image. One builds the other and vice versa. 

I selected works of audio-videos from three different series for this one-man show.
The Monitortextures are montages and transformations of digital errors recorded on monitors. The sound and image is eroded in synchrony.
The opuses of the Synchrony series explore the possible synchronicity and/or a-synchronicity of sound and image.
The art pieces of the Procession’s structures based on the Fibonacci sequence. These could also be the metaphors of the ungraspable time. The past and future are unattainable, and the present does not exist – all is illusion.
The technique, the using software provides opportunities for transferring, substitution, some forms of illusion.
The presented audio-videos were made in the last year.

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source: http://www.gyenes62.hu/gyenes_monitortexturak_kat.pdf

The project presented here is a kind of revision of the traditional surveillance system. There are no people or vehicles on these long exposure photos, only empty squares that are actually well-known places of Budapest. These photos, shot over months, are prints of consolidated space and not images of everyday life.

The artist observed the eventful squares, intersections of Budapest with pinhole cameras, several ones per square, made of beer cans. He fixed the cans on electric pylons, traffic lights or in similar heights so that they could well cover the given square. He placed black and white photo paper in the cameras on which he exposed over months.

source: http://www.artcapital.hu/extra-muros-art-capital-basel/

Opening remarks by Boldizsár Lengyel journalist, dramaturge

Opening remarks by Anna Gács literary critic, aesthetician

Opening remarks by Imre Drégely fine art photographer

Opening remarks by Ildikó Piros Kossuth and Jászai Mari prized actress

Greetings by Attila Fördős, the major of the city of Vác

Opening remarks by György Feledy art writer

Opening remarks by István Tényi Balázs Béla Prized film director

Opening remarks by István Turczi poet

Reka Koti presents her "Wonderland" series in Portugal. The exhibition celebrates the International Day against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia and promoted by ILGA Portugal and Centro LGBT, in partnership with Casa Qui.

On May 18: Espaço Santa Catarina
Largo Dr. António de Sousa Macedo, 7D, 1200-153 Lisbon, Portugal
Facebook event

From May 19 to June 2: Centro LGBT
Rua dos Fanqueiros, 40, 1100-231 Lisbon, Portugal
Facebook event

Opening speech by Mihály Surányi chief editor of Fotóművészet art magazine

 „Happy memories of happy hours”

The title and motto of the sixty-pieces collection is the row of a poem written by Sándor Petőfi

Opening ceremony by László Haris Rudolf Balog-prized photographer, Artist of Merit Award, member of Hungarian Academy of Arts

In Marco Polo's footsteps

China, Silk Road

Opening speech by Balázs Feledy art writer

Opening speech by Sándor Benkő MÚOSZ-prized cameraman

The members of ABFA are honored with this exhibition in front of the master (and workmanship) of the half-century career who is also a member of the association. 

Of course, after the opening, it will be possible to talk to him.Speech by Tamás Károly György, President of ABFA.

Welcome speech by Gyula Elekes director

Opening by Ápád Zoltán Balla photographer

The pictures of Éva Keleti Prima Primossima-prized photographer are shown for the first time in Transyvania.

Opening speech by István Lelkes painter

A chamber exhibition of abstract aerial photographs.

Finissage: 11. May 2018. 05:00 PM

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Opening by Katalin Lőrincz Harangozó Gyula prized dance artist, choreographer

Opening by Lajos Szakolczay Széchenyi prized literary and art critical

Opening by György János Orbán fine artist

Opening by Péter Ertl executive director of National Dance Theathre

Opening by Tibor Keresztury writer, literary historian

Introduction of the books Duplex and Füzet by Zopán Nagy.

Contributors: János Kókai poet, actor, director and Viktória Monhor performer

Opening by Attila Jász poet

Opening by László Haris

Opening by dr. Katalin Szuhay art historian

Opening by György Argyelán photographer

Opening by Tibor Miltényi art writer

Opening by Virág Vass writer, journalist

Opened by Zoltán Fehérvári art historian

Opening by Ildikó K. Peák art historian, curator

Opening by Imre Tolnay artist, art writer

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Opening by Imre Drégely photographer

Exhibitors: Bánkuti András, Bácsi Róbert, Benkő Sándor, Dobos Tamás, Fazekas István, Fejér Gábor, Gaál Zoltán,  Hossala Tamás, Kiss-Kuntler Árpád, Mandur László, Móricz-Sabján Simon, Németh György, Reviczky Zsolt,  Szabó Bernadett, Szántó György.

Opening by Éva Keleti Kossuth-prized photographer

Opening by József Tóth Füles

Exhibitors: Li Ge, Xu Xun, Dong Fang, Wan Quan, József Á. Tóth, Imre Benkő, Márk Somogyi, Zsolt Olaf Szamódy, Wei Xiang

Openig by.Péter Hoppál dr,,State Secretary for Culture at the Ministry of Human Capacities

Exhibitors: BIRÓ Dávid, DOBOKAY Máté, NEOGRÁDY-KISS Barnabás, REGŐS Benedek, RIGA Eszter, SCHUMANN Bianka, SZÁNTÓI Lilla, ZELLEI Boglárka Éva

Opening by BARKÓCZI Flóra art historian

Opening by György Dragomán writer, translator

Curated by Klára Szarka photo historian

Opening by Zsolt Páva Mayor of Pécs

Professional opening by Károly Kincses photo curator

Opening by László Haris photographer

The exhibition of Irén Becker and Béla Szabó is a joint exhibition of Hungarian photographers, Tara, one of the most beautiful mountains in Serbia.

At the same time he answers the question: How does the stranger see Tara?

Opening by Tibor Báda Munkácsy-prized painter

Opening by Anna Ráckevei Jászai Mari-prized actress, director of Csokonai Theather

Voices: Los Gringos

Opening by Balázs Bús Major of Óbuda- Békásmegyer

Openig by Klára Szarka photo historian, curator

The creators of the exhibition – from different motivations – photographed autistics and other handicapped people in different periods of their life.

Curated by Zsolt Péter Barta

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What was left over from the buildings of István Medgyaszay architect (1877-1959)?

- in the relation of the part and the whole one-

Opening by László Beke art historian

Opening by Susanne Gamauf curator

Opening by László Szily journalist

Opening by Zsila, Sándor

Exhibitors: Agócs József, Bara István, Berényi Gyula, Bécsi Imre,

Czimbal Gyula, Csordás Gábor, Dékány Tibor, Dobóczky Zsolt, Dozvald János,

Gál András, Gáti György, Hupján Attila, Kanyó Ferenc, Kerekes Zsuzsa,

Kocsis István Tamás, Kozák Albert, Láng-Miticzky András, Máthé András, Módos Gábor, Nagy István, Papp Elek, Ries Zoltán, Seres Géza, Sotész Boglárka, Török János, Urbán Ádám, Vajda János, Zsila Sándor

Opening by Sándor Szilágyiphotographic art writer

Registration for opening ceremony: contact@artphoto.hu

Opening by László Veres retired director of museum

Tribute exhibition by  Association of Hungarian Photograprs’ Senior Team

Opening by József Füles Tóth

Exhibition in the frame of György Ferenczi professional day

Opening by Éva Keleti Kossuth-prized photographer

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Opening by W.-Nemessuri, Zoltán writer, dramatist

Exhibitors:

Aba, Béla; Blaskó, János; Baky, Péter; Berend, Iván; Homolya, Gábor; Guti J. , Soma (chairman); Luzsicza, Árpád; Lencsés, Ida; Kovács, Péter Balázs; Pásztor, Gyöngyi; Pató, Károly; Petrás, Mária; Prutkay, Péter; Sándor, Miklós; Segesdi, György; Segesdi, Bori; Simon, Csilla; Somogyi, Győző; Széchy, Bea; Székács, Zoltán; Tóth Pitya, István; Varga Amár, László; Veszely, Ferenc

Invited artist: Szabó, Ottó

Anna Nyikus folk artist greets the guests

Opening speech by Helena Musilová art historian in the presence of the author.

Sponsored by Székesfehérvár Megyei Jogú Város Önkormányzata.

From classic to modern - selection of the 50 years`s photographs

Musical moments:: “Duo Varadiensis”

Lucian Malița (vioară) & Thurzó Sándor József (violă)

Opening by Kristóf Deák director

Welcome speech by Róbert Balázs Simon parliamentarian

Opening by Zsolt Olaf Szamódy Balogh Rudolf-prized photographer

Opening speech by Erzsébet Sz. Jánosi painter,curator of the exhibition

Opening by Máté Hídvégi biochemist professor

Guided tour on 8th October at 6 pm

Commemorative exhibition on 100th anniversary of Caporetto Breakthrough

Selected photos of György Mánfai taken during the memorial travel by train „Isonzo Express”

Oprning by Róbert Hermann university professor

As a photographer Katalin London rather than interiors, buildings and portraits maker known.

She publishes writings and pictures in domestic architectural and magazines of interior design. (Otthon, SzépLAK)

Three of her books were out:

Túlélésre ítélt tárgyak / Survival deemed objects  2008, Árnyaltan / Nuanced 2012, Idő / Portrék / Time / Portraits 2015

The audience may recognise her from other side this time.

„For me black and white pictures don’t have independent voices. quietly waiting to fill the viewer with sound, understand them.”

Opening by Gábor Németh writer