Deconstructing the systems of representation and information that pervade the contemporary media landscape, Muntadas posits a compelling discourse on the “invisible mechanics” that inform the production and reception of mass media texts.
Catalogue accompanying the exhibition 'God is Dead' by Dmitri Prigov.
Gia Edzgveradze creates his powerful but in the same time very ironic installations from plants, vegetables, everyday objects and black-and-white paintings where he uses lines, contours or texts only.
Catalogue accompanying an exhibition by Jean-Jacques Lebel.
Language: English, German
In his work Kolář conveys not only a sense of humour, a love of experimentation and a passion for creation, but also a profound reflection on the essence of our being, its meaning and the ways of revealing it.
Language: Hungarian, English
Catalogue accompanying The Painting Prize of Magyar Aszfalt 1998.
Catalogue accompanying the exhibition 'Ad Hoc. Recent Art from Romania'.
Catalogue accompanying the exhibition 'Articulations' by Tamás Körösényi.
Catalogue accompanying The Painting Prize of Magyar Aszfalt 1997.
Catalogue accompanying the exhibition 'Dóra Maurer. Quasi Pictures and Pictures 1990-1997'.
Artists: Jagdish Swaminathan, Jeram Patel, Manjit Bawa, Nagji Patel, Nasreen Mohamedi, Himmat Shah, Amitava Das
Language: Hungarian, English
Bak has become something else without changing spectacularly, without turning the ever same into something else. The paintings of the exhibitions are variations on the same substance.
Catalogue accompanying the exhibition 'Interior of the Planit' by IRWIN.
László Fehér’s art is an ethically deeply committed one, in which the realism of the motifs is not merely an aesthetical program and a display of technical virtuosity, but a gesture of emphasis and selection, of hierarchy and confrontation.
Texts in Hungarian by Achille Bonito Oliva, Christa Steinle, Marco Vallora, Peter Weibel, Giuseppe Zigaina.
Language: Hungarian
An exhibition by Julie Roberts, Douglas Gordon and Tracy Mackenna at the Ludwig Museum.
Fogel’s installation is a memorial to the Holocaust and the family he has lost through war.
Catalogue accompanying the exhibition by Károly Klimó, with a text by Alexander Tolnay.
The fiction about the African tribal chief who collects western art is a carefully elaborated story with gentle humour and the Ludwig Museum was an ideal location for the realization.
Hungarian supplement of the catalogue accompanying the exhibition 'Invisible Nature'.
Language: Hungarian
The familiar, Made Strange by the intervention of artists serves to extend our perceptions of the material and metaphysical worlds. In this exhibition a number of young sculptors from Britain effect this, through their examination and interpretation of our physical environment and spiritual experience.
Catalogue accompanying the exhibition 'Contemporary Art – A Selection from the Budapest Ludwig Museum and the Hungarian National Gallery'.
Catalogue accompanying the exhibition 'Selection of modern art from the Ludwig Collection' at the Hungarian National Gallery, 16 October 1987 – February 1988.
