Galeria Tipografia, (Str. Băiculesti 29, Combinatul Fondului Plastic) şi editura Bookart

vă invită marţi 14 octombrie 2014 orele 18 la vernisajul şi lansarea albumului Nightfall de RÉSZEGH BOTOND şi GYÖRGY DRAGOMÁN

Vernisajul va fi deschis de:

KELEMEN HUNOR, Viceprim-ministru, Ministrul Culturii,

PAVEL SUŞARĂ critic de artă

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Botond Reszegh artist

(b. 1977. Miercurea Ciuc , Romania)

www.reszeghbotond.ro

represented by Lena & Roselli Gallery Budapest

 

1996-2001: University Of The Fine Arts, Bucharest,

2004-2008: Doctor of Liberal Arts studies at the HungarianFineArtsUniversity.

 

Selection of solo show’s:

2014: VOLTANY, Volta Show- New York,

360 Gallery- Boston (catalogue)

Hungarian General Consulate- New York

2013: Joella Gallery, Turku, Finland,  Galeria IX- Budapest (Hungary),  Galeria 26, Bucharest

2011: Galeria IX- Budapest (Hungary) (catalogue),  Léna&Roselli Gallery – Budapest (Hungary), Galeria IX- Budapest (Hungary) (catalogue)

2010: Northeastern University- Boston (catalogue)

2009: Skanzen Gallery – Szentendre (Hungary) (catalogue), IngeborgZweymüllerGallery-

Baden (Austria), Galeria IX- Budapest (Hungary)

 

 

György Dragomán  writer

(b. 1973. Tirgu Mures, Romania)

www.gyorgydragoman.com

lives and work in BudapestHungary

 

”…Dragomán, who now lives in Budapest, writes in Hungarian, and his prose is scintillating and acrobatic, featuring serpentine sentences that bend with each turn of Djata’s mind. Disregarding standard punctuation, the novel’s language acquires a kind of trudging exuberance — part exhaustion, part frenzy — that amply conveys the boy’s mood. Dragomán, who is 34, recounts the Eastern European experience from a fresh point of view. In his late teens when the Berlin Wall fell, he left childhood behind and became a free adult at the same time…”

Danielle Trussoni New York Times book review 2008.06.29.