Guided tour of the EXHALE [e-ksheɪ'l] exhibition
EXHALE [e-ksheɪ'l] | Drawings about anxiety
If you missed the opening or are curious to hear what the exhibitors have to say about their own work and how they see each other's, come to the Telep on Wednesday evening.
During the guided tour, Kitti Mayer, curator of the exhibition and director of the Telep Gallery, will talk about the concept of the exhibition, and some of the exhibitors will be there in person for you to ask them questions.
Schedule
The Telep Gallery's EXHALE [e-ksheɪ'l] exhibition focuses on one of today's absolute hot topics, anxiety, where visitors can examine through the lenses of ten artists what "coping strategies" a creative artist chooses, how he or she sometimes processes and makes visible the experience of anxiety with the help of his or her own artistic tools.
The expression (or release) of anxiety is often expressed in a variety of ways: each artist, through his or her own artistic "valve" - illustration, graphics, animated short film - speaks about the phenomenon of anxiety, its different forms, intensity, possible sources or release.
Exhibiting artists:
- RENATA BIACSICS
- RÁHEL GÁTI
- GÁÁÁRÁÁ RÁÁNÁÁRÁ MARCHÁÇÁ
- KISS FLOWER ELEONÓRA
- KOPASZ MILÁN
- LERCH JULCIA
- ROLAND MOLNÁR
- AT THE AGE OF RÁTKA
- IVÁN TAMÁS
- TUDISCO JULI
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