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24 Jan 2015 10:48 PM GMT
The Hungarian Information and Cultural Centre, presents international artworks exhibition Cocos Nuciferas by MD Deleep from France-Switzerland and Spirit and Matter – Three Artists –
Three Generation by Ilona Lovas, Anna Makovecz and Villo Turcsány from Hungary, organised by Anna Bagyó , curated by Katalin Keserü. The two exhibitions will be inaugurated by Szilvezster Bus, Ambassador of Hungary, in the presence of François Richier, Ambassador of France.
The artworks by MD Deleep are an attempt to translate and share spiritual and ethnic emotions, sensations through these intermediaries. Thus, it is important that there exists barely any distance between the viewer and the work.
With such participation, there is enough scope for the individuals to enter the specific work-scope and create new relationships between creation, creator and spectator. The artist’s aim is to work in interaction with the public, resulting in a timeless piece, which everyone can interpret in his/ her own way. An exhibition-cum-performance, curated by art historian, writer and curator Katalin Keserü, organised by art consultant Anna Bagyó, with the participation of three Hungarian woman artists: Ilona Lovas, Anna Makovecz and Villo Turcsány. The three artists, representing three different generations, coexist well with each other.
Their works examine the metamorphosis of matter, body and spirit. These evergreen topics of art are translated into the language of contemporary mediums and will be presented as installations, photos and videos.
When: January 27 – February 28 Where: HICC Garden and Exhibition Hall.
Three Generation by Ilona Lovas, Anna Makovecz and Villo Turcsány from Hungary, organised by Anna Bagyó , curated by Katalin Keserü. The two exhibitions will be inaugurated by Szilvezster Bus, Ambassador of Hungary, in the presence of François Richier, Ambassador of France.
The artworks by MD Deleep are an attempt to translate and share spiritual and ethnic emotions, sensations through these intermediaries. Thus, it is important that there exists barely any distance between the viewer and the work.
With such participation, there is enough scope for the individuals to enter the specific work-scope and create new relationships between creation, creator and spectator. The artist’s aim is to work in interaction with the public, resulting in a timeless piece, which everyone can interpret in his/ her own way. An exhibition-cum-performance, curated by art historian, writer and curator Katalin Keserü, organised by art consultant Anna Bagyó, with the participation of three Hungarian woman artists: Ilona Lovas, Anna Makovecz and Villo Turcsány. The three artists, representing three different generations, coexist well with each other.
Their works examine the metamorphosis of matter, body and spirit. These evergreen topics of art are translated into the language of contemporary mediums and will be presented as installations, photos and videos.
When: January 27 – February 28 Where: HICC Garden and Exhibition Hall.
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