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The Krisztina Palace Contemporary Art Exhibition Series is an exeptional and unconventional series of events, by which the developer of the building, Codic Hungary offers space for the works of outstanding contemporary artists in the organisation of professional art galleries. The Molnar Ani Gallery is the organisator of the first exhibition.
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Matching perfectly with the surroundings’ cityscape, the Krisztina Palace office was built according to the plans of Dezső Ekler, its facade was designed by Dominique Perrault, the acknowledged Paris architect. The office building became one of the main immobile-innovation projects of the Buda side. Behind its characteristic facade constructed of metal and glass elegant and light surfaces offer themselves as a space of exhibition within the peculiar scene of business life. Thus a fruitful encounter is realised between contemporary art and business enterprise, since the exhibitions also own a communicative or contacting function, communal experience and inspirative working condition and add to create the positive image.
The two renowned artists of the Molnár Ani Gallery are exhibiting together under the title Southern slope, also referring finely to the determining character of the location (The building is close to one of the main centres of Buda, the Southern Railway station).
It is a rare occasion that the works of a painter and a sculptor can coexist and show themselves together in such a harmony. Szilard Cseke (1967) and Balázs Csepregi (1974) both draw on the subjects of the observed nature surrounding them, catching different motives of it, but conveying the same pure strength of expression and freshness.
The rich layers of paint and the precisely worked aluminium and wood surfaces are reflecting each other. The simultaneously present naturalness and the purpose of abstraction is typical both of Szilárd Cseke’s painting and Balázs Csepregi’s sculpture. One of them creates forests of abstract layers of paint, the other landscapes or certain pieces of our surroundings out of spatial elements. The sculptures and the paintings are co-operating with each other, neither is dominating the other although both are dynamic.
The artworks shown at the exhibition Southern slope – forest-compositions saturated with light and landscape-sculptures of our everydays – are not only capable of reflecting on each other but also answering effectively on the innovative and elegant surroundings.
The two renowned artists of the Molnár Ani Gallery are exhibiting together under the title Southern slope, also referring finely to the determining character of the location (The building is close to one of the main centres of Buda, the Southern Railway station).
It is a rare occasion that the works of a painter and a sculptor can coexist and show themselves together in such a harmony. Szilard Cseke (1967) and Balázs Csepregi (1974) both draw on the subjects of the observed nature surrounding them, catching different motives of it, but conveying the same pure strength of expression and freshness.
The rich layers of paint and the precisely worked aluminium and wood surfaces are reflecting each other. The simultaneously present naturalness and the purpose of abstraction is typical both of Szilárd Cseke’s painting and Balázs Csepregi’s sculpture. One of them creates forests of abstract layers of paint, the other landscapes or certain pieces of our surroundings out of spatial elements. The sculptures and the paintings are co-operating with each other, neither is dominating the other although both are dynamic.
The artworks shown at the exhibition Southern slope – forest-compositions saturated with light and landscape-sculptures of our everydays – are not only capable of reflecting on each other but also answering effectively on the innovative and elegant surroundings.
The exhibition can be visited from 24 March until 6 May 2010, weekdays between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Location: Krisztina Palace, 1123 Budapest, Nagyenyed u. 8-14.
Further information: Krisztina Palace http://kpoffice.hu/
THE SUMMA ARTIUM PRIZE
On this years' Maecenas Day the cooperation of the Molnár Ani Gallery and the MOM Park - the Park Gallery - contemporary fine art exhibition series - has won the SUMMA ARTIUM PRIZE, in the Projekt cathegory.
The Summa Artium Prizes are given to honour of those companies or private entrepreneurs who are collaborating with and prominently supporting culture and arts. The Project Prize can be received by a remarkable cooperation, whose means are used to support, popularize and integrate contemporary culture.
Through the Park Gallery series the past two years’ work is a recognizable example how a shopping centre and a private gallery can collaborate in order to convey the values of contemporary art and hereby enriching the local society, too.
The Summa Artium Prizes are given to honour of those companies or private entrepreneurs who are collaborating with and prominently supporting culture and arts. The Project Prize can be received by a remarkable cooperation, whose means are used to support, popularize and integrate contemporary culture.
Through the Park Gallery series the past two years’ work is a recognizable example how a shopping centre and a private gallery can collaborate in order to convey the values of contemporary art and hereby enriching the local society, too.
 GALLERY NIGHT
21 November 2009
6 p.m. - 10 p.m. |
The Molnár Ani Gallery participated again on the Budapest Art Fair in 2009 Date: 19-22 november, 2009 Location: Art Hall (Műcsarnok), Budapest The two main artists represented at the Molnár Ani Gallery's stand are Ágnes Lőrincz and Éva Martus. Further artists represented: Róbert Borsos, Szilárd Cseke, Balázs Csepregi, András Ernszt, Veronika Jakatics-Szabó, Katharina Roters, Zsolt Nyári, Attila Rajcsók 23 contemporary art galleries are open for all visitors at unusual late opening hours on Saturday evening. The Molnar Ani Gallery also participates in this extraordinary program to give a broader picture of contemporary art in Budapest. |
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The Molnár Ani Gallery participated in the Budapest Art Fair, an International Art Fair in the Műcsarnok, Budapest, from 20 to 23 November, 2008. Budapest Art Fair is a market of Hungarian contemporary and classic art and antiquities, that was organized for the fifteenth time in 2008. The Molnár Ani Gallery introduced itself for the first time at the fair and showed the works of its represented and professionally well-acknowledged artists, among them two young talents as well: Veronika Jakatics-Szabó, painter and Róbert Borsos sculptor. |
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Program for children attached to the exhibition of Robert Borsos: The animal's pre-school Run by: artist Ágnes Szabics Date: 12 April, 2008, from 2 p.m till 6 p.m. |
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Park Gallery - Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition Series organized by the Molnár Ani Gallery from October 2007 Location: MOM Park, 1st floor, entrance from Forum square (12th district, Alkotás street 53.) www.mompark.hu Opening hours: daily from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. |
| The Molnár Ani Gallery is organizing an outstanding exhibition series called Park Gallery initiated by MOM Park in order to introduce contemporary art. Those visiting the commercial center will get a special „space-experience”: every third month a new artwork will be exhibited, offering an insight into the different trends of Hungarian sculpture. The primary aim of the initiative is to bring contemporary sculpture closer to the people who are interested in it, this way the works will be seen even by those who otherwise would not visit museums and galleries. The initiative is modern in the sense that the exhibitions will be organized in a place rarely touched by art, that is in a shopping center. Our aim is to spread contemporary art and to serve as a good example promoting its natural place in our everyday life. | |