Print in Progress / Nyomtatás folyamatban
Hungarian Contemporary Graphics in the Plane and in Space
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Nyomtatás folyamatban – Magyar kortárs grafika síkban és térben
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Nyomtatás folyamatban – Magyar kortárs grafika síkban és térbenPrint in Progress / Nyomtatás folyamatban
Hungarian Contemporary Graphics in the Plane and in Space
Opening: February 27, 2025, 6:00 PM
Location: Hungarian University of Fine Arts, Barcsay Hall (1062 Budapest, Andrássy út 69-71)
Welcome speech by: Prof. Dr. István Erős, Rector
Opening remarks by: László Százados, Art Historian
Curators: Péter Berentz, Bianka Dobó, Tekla Uszkay
Exhibition Dates: February 28 – March 25, 2025
The exhibition Print in Progress, hosted at the Barcsay Hall of the Hungarian University of Fine Arts, offers a comprehensive overview of the transformations and diverse genres within contemporary Hungarian graphic art over the past four decades. The subtitle, Contemporary Hungarian Graphics in the Plane and in Space, highlights a pivotal shift in the medium—where graphic art moves beyond its traditional two-dimensional plane (paper) into three-dimensional space, evolving into spatial graphics and installations that explore new artistic possibilities.
Featuring nearly fifty works, the exhibition showcases pieces from the University’s Library, Archives, and Art Collection, including works by prominent artists such as Gaál József, Gallusz Gyöngyi, Koronczi Endre, Maurer Dóra, and Szurcsik József. It also highlights some of the most exceptional recent graduation works.
This selection pays tribute to the rich Hungarian graphic tradition while also looking toward the future, emphasizing the continuity of artistic processes. It demonstrates that graphic art remains a dynamic, living, and evolving medium.
While emerging artists confidently embrace traditional techniques such as high, low, and relief printing, they also experiment with contemporary tools and practices. Notable examples include Miklós Kelemen, recipient of the rector’s special prize, and Gacsályi Bíborka, awarded Best of Diploma, who integrates puzzle-like woodcuts into space.
The exhibition not only showcases the diverse styles within the genre but also underscores the ongoing development of graphic art, proving it to be a vibrant and continuously evolving art form. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore a variety of styles and techniques, from traditional printmaking to digital innovations, and discover fresh, original perspectives from emerging talents.
Exhibitors:
ALBERT Ádám, BAK Imre, BARANYAY András, BARTA János, BARTIS Elemér, BERENTZ Péter, BUTAK András, CZUCZOR Laura, CSONTÓ Lajos, DOBÓ Bianka, ELEKES Károly, ERŐSS István, ESZIK Alajos, FAJÓ János, FELSMANN Tamás, GAÁL József, GAÁL Kata, GACSÁLYI Bíborka, GALLUSZ Gyöngyi, GÉMES Péter, GERMÁN Fatime, GYULAI Líviusz, HORESNYI Bálint, HORVÁTH Kinga, KÁROLYI Zsigmond, KOCSIS Imre, KORONCZI Endre, KÓTAI Tamás, KÖNIG Róbert, KŐNIG Frigyes, KÜRTI Madlen, LENGYEL András, MADÁCSY István, MAURER Dóra, MÉZES Tünde, MIKLÓS Kelemen, MÓROCZ István, OROSZ István, PÁSZTOR Gábor, RÁCMOLNÁR Sándor, SCHELL Réka, SIPOS Boglárka, SOMORJAI-KISS Tibor, STEFANOVITS Péter, SZÍJ Kamilla, SZIRTES János, SZURCSIK József, TAKÁTS Márton
