Exhibitions

RIG-RIGATAR-KÖZELKÉP
Out of Time
The Shirt of the Painter
Hermann Nitsch [A] in Budapest

RIG-RIGATAR-KÖZELKÉP

2008.10.10 18:00
2B Gallery

With >
Aladár Almássy | Zoltán Ádám | Márta Bada | Tibor Balogh | István EfZámbó | László Fe Lugossy | József Ferkovics | Péter Földi | Pál Gerber | Gábor Gerhes | Gyula Július | Henrik Kállai | András Kállai | János Lóránt | Zsuzsa Lóránt | Sándor Rácmolnár | Gábor Roskó | Eszter Ágnes Szabó | Tamás Szabó | Tibor Várnagy
] It is not for the first and presumably not for the last time that Gallery 2B stages an exhibition with gypsy implications. The works at this year’s show are all by Hungarian gypsy and non-gypsy artists, however, the goal remains the same. To look into the issues – in the field of aesthetics rather than politics – that are general talking points regarding gypsies.
Open until 8 November 2008.
Open >
Monday – Fiday between 4–6 pm, and weekends between 10 am –2 pm.

Out of Time

2008.10.10 18:00
AKKU


György Árvai, the most original Hungarian stage designer also known as an experimental theatre director and musician, brings to the stage much more than just visual design: his clay models are a great deal more important for him than the stage set they are turned into. In fact he cherishes quite a few models that have never begun their life on stage. Some of these will be there at the exhibition together with others that have been put on stage. All are works of art.
Supproted by Local Autorithy of City of Erzsébet | ELMŰ

The Shirt of the Painter
Hermann Nitsch [A] in Budapest

2008.10.11 17:00
Galery White

Hermann Nitsch 70 | opening ceremony
With >Giuseppe Zevola

Hermann Nitsch 70 | opening ceremony
With > Giuseppe Zevola

11 October | 7 pm | Kheiron Restaurant
The Shirt of the Painter.....
With > Ágens
Ceremonial dinner in honour of Hermann Nitsch

12 October | 11.00 am | Kheiron Restaurant
The Painter
Breakfast and talk with Hermann Nitsch


Hermann Nitsch is one of the most complex and controversial personalities in contemporary fine arts. In Hungary, most people will remember him for his scandal of an exhibition of the appurtenances of a six day orgy of a play that blew the fuse in Budapest.
The exhibition entitled The Shirt of the Painter offers a representative cross-section of an extraordinary lifework in which it is sometimes difficult to distinguish the creator from his work.