Ferenc KANYÓ (Gyoma, 1946 - ) photographer, at first he was interested in sociophoto and documentarism, then he made political reports. His pictures was published in the Fotó/Photo, Forrás/Source, Új Tükör/New Mirror, Valóság/Reality and in the Fotóművészet/Photography. Now, he is bound up in architectural – and nature photography and in creating digital montages. From 2001 until 2013, he taught photography in the Kálmán Nádasdy Elementary and Art School in Budapest. He is one of the founders of the Studio of Young Photographers and since 1979, member of the Association of Hungarian Photographers.

Lajos Kossuth University, Debrecen, Secondary school teacher’s degree in the specialization of English and Hungarian subjects.

Teachers Training Institute, Debrecen, Special course in Photography

Institute of Popular Culture, Photo course

Art scholarship of the Council of Bács-Kiskun County, 1977 

On the Land of Fjords, Klauzál House, Budapest, 2012

Eras – stratums, Vén Emi Gallery, Budapest, 2010

I have seen so…, Budapest, 2007

Colours and shapes, Tarhos, 2007

Tiborces in the XX. century, Kecskemét, 2006

Hungary – 1989, Baden-Württemberg, 1995

Mediterranean mosaic, The Museum of Ethnography, Budapest, 1994

Boondocks, KFK Gallery, Kecskemét, 1981

Weekdays in Bács-Kiskun, Kecskemét, 1978

Moments of Zemplén, Debrecen, 1973 

Harmony, The exhibition of the MAOE- Association of Hungarian Creative Artists’ Department of Fine Arts, ArtMill, Szentendre, 2015

Labyrinth, The exhibition of the MAOE- Association of Hungarian Creative Artists’ Members, ArtMill, Szentendre, 2014

Danube, The exhibition of the MAOE- Association of Hungarian Creative Artists’ Department of Fine Arts, MANK Gallery, Szentendre, 2014

Budafok and the Danube, Klauzál House, Budapest, 2014

Four elements, The exhibition of the MAOE- Association of Hungarian Creative Artists’ Members, ArtMill, Szentendre, 2013

Happy together, The exhibition of MAOE- Association of Hungarian Creative Artists’Photography Division, Olof Palme House, Budapest, 2011

Salute for Budafok, Community House of Budafok, Budapest, 1988

Second, The exhibition of the Studio of Young Photographers, Buda Castle Building C, Budapest, 1980

First, The exhibition of the Studio of Young Photographers, Museum of the Institution of the Hungarian Labour Movement, Budapest, 1978

He regularly participated in the exhibitions of the Debrecen Photo Club and of the Kecskemét Photo Club.

József Katona Museum, Kecskemét

Pál Bánlaky – Lajos Mózes – Csaba Varga –Ferenc Temesi, Várostalan falu/ Village without city, (photo: Ferenc Kanyó), Forrás Books, Kecskemét, 1980.

Budafok–Tétény millenniumi album./ Budafok – Tétény Album for the Millennium. Edit. László Garbóci – Ferenc Kanyó – Miklós Száray. Effo Publisher, Budapest, 2001.