The Sixth Wall

23 – 30 April opening: 22 April, 7 PM finissage: 30 April, 7 PM Exhibiting artists: János Brückner Máté Fillér Barbara Ipsics Gabi Szép online cialis Kata Tranker (Artists of the Hungarian University of Fine Arts) Just as an imaginary fourth wall separates the audience from the performers, so does the very real sixth wall of Labor connect visitors to the exhibition. At the opening and during the one week exhibition period, visitors are invited to move from passive reception into active participation – to leaving behind their marks and recording their reactions. Works by the five artists: Stories, people, situations. Various points of view, different tones of voice, shared interest. Details, episodes, fragments, possibilities for new

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– to leaving behind their marks and recording their reactions. Works by the five artists: Stories, people, situations. Various points of view, different tones of voice, shared interest. Details, episodes, fragments, possibilities for new experiences. At the finissage, the artists’ works will disappear from the walls, allowing the marks, prints and reactions left by visitors to emerge as an altogether new exhibition.23 – 30 April opening: 22 April, 7 PM finissage: 30 April, 7 PM Exhibiting artists: János Brückner Máté Fillér Barbara Ipsics Gabi Szép Kata Tranker (Artists of the Hungarian University of Fine Arts) Just as an imaginary fourth wall separates the audience from the performers, so does the very real sixth wall of Labor connect visitors to the exhibition. At the opening and during the one week exhibition period, visitors are invited to move from passive reception into active participation – to leaving behind their marks and recording their reactions. Works by the five artists: Stories, people, situations. Various points of view, different tones of voice, shared interest. Details, episodes, fragments, possibilities for new

experiences. At the finissage, the artists’ works will disappear from the walls, allowing the marks, prints and reactions left by visitors to emerge as an altogether new exhibition.23 – 30 April opening: 22 April, 7 PM finissage: 30 April, 7 PM Exhibiting artists: János Brückner Máté Fillér Barbara Ipsics Gabi Szép Kata Tranker (Artists of the Hungarian University of Fine Arts) Just as an imaginary fourth wall separates the audience from the performers, so does the very real sixth wall of Labor connect visitors online viagra to the exhibition. At the opening and during the one week exhibition period, visitors are invited to move from passive reception into active participation – to leaving behind their marks and recording their reactions. Works by the five artists: Stories, people, situations. Various points of view, different tones of voice, shared interest. Details, episodes, fragments, possibilities for new experiences. At the finissage, the artists’ works will disappear http://viagraonline-genericrx.com/ from the walls, allowing the marks, prints and reactions left by visitors to emerge as an altogether new exhibition.23 – 30 April
opening: 22 April, 7 PM
finissage: 30 April, 7 PM

Exhibiting artists:

János Brückner
Máté Fillér
Barbara Ipsics
Gabi Szép
Kata Tranker

(Artists of the Hungarian University of Fine Arts)

Just as an imaginary fourth wall separates the audience from the performers, so does the very real sixth wall of Labor connect visitors to the exhibition.

At the opening and during the one week exhibition period, visitors are invited to move from passive reception into active participation – to leaving behind their marks and recording their reactions.

Works by the five artists:

Stories, people, situations.
Various points of view, different tones of voice, shared interest.
Details, episodes, fragments, possibilities for new

experiences.

At the finissage, the artists’ works will disappear from the walls, allowing the marks, prints and reactions left by visitors to emerge as an altogether new exhibition.23 – 30 April
opening: 22 April, 7 PM
finissage: 30 April, 7 PM

Exhibiting artists:

János Brückner
Máté Fillér
Barbara Ipsics
Gabi Szép
Kata Tranker

(Artists of the Hungarian University of Fine Arts)

Just as an imaginary fourth wall separates the audience from the performers, so does the very real sixth wall of Labor connect visitors to the exhibition.

At the opening and during the one week exhibition period, visitors are invited to move from passive reception into active participation

– to leaving behind their marks and recording their reactions.

Works by the five artists:

Stories, people, situations.
Various points of view, different tones of voice, shared interest.
Details, episodes, fragments, possibilities for new experiences.

At the finissage, the artists’ works will disappear from the walls, allowing the marks, prints and reactions left by visitors to emerge as an altogether new exhibition.23 – 30 April
opening: 22 April, 7 PM
finissage: 30 April, 7 PM

Exhibiting artists:

János Brückner
Máté Fillér
Barbara Ipsics
Gabi Szép
Kata Tranker

(Artists of the Hungarian University of Fine Arts)

Just as an imaginary fourth wall separates the audience from the performers, so does the very real sixth wall of Labor connect visitors to the exhibition.

At the opening and during the one week exhibition period, visitors are invited to move from passive reception into active participation – to leaving behind their marks and recording their reactions.

Works by the five artists:

Stories, people, situations.
Various points of view, different tones of voice, shared interest.
Details, episodes, fragments, possibilities for new

experiences.

At the finissage, the artists’ works will disappear from the walls, allowing the marks, prints and reactions left by visitors to emerge as an altogether new exhibition.23 – 30 April
opening: 22 April, 7 PM
finissage: 30 April, 7 PM

Exhibiting artists:

János Brückner
Máté Fillér
Barbara Ipsics
Gabi Szép
Kata Tranker

(Artists of the Hungarian University of Fine Arts)

Just as an imaginary fourth wall separates the audience from the performers, so does the very real sixth wall of Labor connect visitors to the exhibition.

At the opening and during the one week exhibition period, visitors are invited to move from passive reception into active participation – to leaving behind their marks and recording their reactions.

Works by the five artists:

Stories, people, situations.
Various points of view, different tones of voice, shared interest.
Details, episodes, fragments, possibilities for new experiences.

At the finissage, the artists’ works will disappear from the walls, allowing the marks, prints and reactions left by visitors to emerge as an altogether new exhibition.

Svätopluk Mikyta’s presentation

On invitation by the Studio of Young Artists Association (FKSE) and klorofill independent publishing house, Svätopluk Mikyta Slovakian artist will hold a presentation of his drawings, collages, objects and installations at Labor. Svätopluk Mikyta was born in 1973 in Čadca, located in the former Czechoslovakia. He currently lives and works in Bratislava and Ilija. From 1995 to 2000, he completed his studies of graphics and ceramics at the Stuttgart State Academy of Art and Design and Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava. He has received a number of prizes for his work; in 2008, he won the Oscar Čepan Award and the Tatra’s Tiger Award. He was also awarded a DAAD scholarship and participated in residency programs in Bem and New York. He has

exhibited in numerous cities, including Krakow, Vienna, New York, Cologne, Prague, and Oslo. His exhibition entitled “Easy Drawings” was presented at the Millenáris Red-Black Gallery.On invitation by the Studio of Young Artists Association (FKSE) and klorofill independent publishing house, Svätopluk Mikyta Slovakian artist will hold a presentation of his drawings, collages, objects and installations at Labor. Svätopluk Mikyta was born in 1973 in Čadca, located in the former Czechoslovakia. He currently lives and works in Bratislava and Ilija. From 1995 to 2000, he completed his studies of graphics and

ceramics at the Stuttgart State Academy of Art and Design and Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava. He has received a number of prizes for his work; in 2008, he won the Oscar Čepan Award and the Tatra’s Tiger Award. He was also awarded a DAAD scholarship and participated in residency programs in Bem and New York. He has exhibited in numerous cities, including Krakow, Vienna, New York, Cologne, Prague, and Oslo. His exhibition entitled “Easy Drawings” was presented at the Millenáris Red-Black Gallery.On invitation by the Studio of Young Artists Association (FKSE) and klorofill independent publishing house, Svätopluk Mikyta Slovakian artist will hold a presentation of his drawings, collages, objects and installations at Labor.

Svätopluk Mikyta was born in 1973 in Čadca, located in the former Czechoslovakia. He currently lives and works in Bratislava and Ilija. From 1995 to 2000, he completed his studies of graphics and ceramics at the Stuttgart State Academy of Art and Design and Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava.
He has received a number of prizes for his work; in 2008, he won the Oscar Čepan Award and the Tatra’s Tiger Award. He was also awarded a DAAD scholarship and participated in residency programs in Bem and New York. He has

exhibited in numerous cities, including

Krakow, Vienna, New York, Cologne, Prague, and Oslo. His exhibition entitled “Easy Drawings” was presented at the Millenáris Red-Black Gallery.On invitation by the Studio of Young Artists Association (FKSE) and klorofill independent publishing house, Svätopluk Mikyta Slovakian artist will hold a presentation of his drawings, collages, objects and installations at Labor.

Svätopluk Mikyta was born in 1973 in Čadca, located in the former Czechoslovakia. He currently lives and works in Bratislava and Ilija. From 1995 to 2000, he completed his studies of graphics and ceramics at the Stuttgart State Academy of Art and Design and Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava.
He has received a number of prizes for his work; in 2008, he won the Oscar Čepan Award and the Tatra’s Tiger Award. He was also awarded a DAAD scholarship and participated in residency programs in Bem and New York. He has exhibited in numerous cities, including

Krakow, Vienna, New York, Cologne, Prague, and Oslo.  His exhibition entitled “Easy Drawings” was presented at the Millenáris Red-Black Gallery.

Our Little Village

You are cordially invited to

“My Little Village”,

a report-exhibition by Szilvia Takács and Róbert Németh

in conjunction with “Our Little Village”, a public art competition for small settlements announced in 2009 by the Hungarian Institute for Culture and Art.

Exhibition opens: 8 April 2010, Thursday, 5 PM

13 April 2010, Tuesday, 6 PM
Discussion about the art program “My Little Village” and the public art competitions of 2009 in connection with the catalogue published by the Hungarian Institute for Culture and Art.

Invited discussion partners:

László Kertész, art historian, director of the Hungarian Institute for Culture and Art (representing the announcer of the competition)
József Készman, art historian, curator, production manager, Műcsarnok / Kunsthalle Budapest
Tamás Körösényi, sculptor, associate professor and head of department (Hungarian University of Fine Arts)
Péter Lágler, cultural anthropologist, researcher, (Department of Research and Development Programs, Hungarian Institute for Culture and Art)

On view: 8 – 15 April, Tuesday, Thursday 4 – 8
Address: Labor, 1053 Budapest, Képíró u. 6. http://labor.c3.hu

2. Notes and sketches / 4th May, 2010

Invitation for participation at the 2^nd Notes and Sketches Meeting, which will take place on the evening of 4 May 2010 at Labor.

At the meeting participants can view the notes, sketches and completed works in the presence of the artists.

You can participate in the event with any art notes or sketches, pages or notebooks – originals or copies.

Criterion for participation: personally attending the meeting.

What we can offer: tables, chairs, cotton gloves, blue tech, fishing line, scissors, raspberry drink with straw, music.

Date and time of meeting: 4 May 2010, from 6 to 9 PM

venue: Labor (1053 Budapest, Képíró u. 6.)

http://labor.c3.hu/

If you wish to attend, please respond by email to csatlos.judit@gmail.com by 30 April 2009.

The meeting is part 4 of the This Is Paper! event series.

organiser: FKSE, klorofill

This Is Paper! is addressed to everyone who love paper “just because” – be it small or large, coloured, patterned, shaped, folded, hole punched or perforated, be it drawing paper, writing paper, aquarelle paper, tracing paper, photocopied or faxed paper; notebooks – notes and sketches; books – even with a colour-changing cover; pencils – graphite and colour; pens – ink and ballpoint, paints and Japanese or Chinese ink.

How do we use paper today? The event series – through its exhibitions and professional art meetings – offers insight into the working method of Hungarian and international artists as well as the questions that hold current interest for them. It tells the story of paper – its history, how it is manufactured, the types of paper and special printing technologies that exist – and introduces participants to graphics techniques and drawing tools. It presents various types of publications – booklets, newspapers, magazines and books – mostly concentrating on the works of independent publishers.

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