An exclusive guided tour by Krisztián Nyáry of the Albert-László Barabási exhibition and the launch of the exhibition catalog
As part of the program, Krisztián Nyáry—a communications specialist, publisher, writer, and literary historian—will lead an exclusive guided tour of the exhibition *From Formula to Image | The Art of Dataism – Albert-László Barabási*.
Following the tour, the exhibition catalog will be presented with the participation of the exhibiting artist and the curator. At the end of the program, attendees will have the opportunity to purchase the publication and have it signed.
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The exhibition at the Műcsarnok introduces visitors to the concept of dataism. At the center of the exhibition is Albert-László Barabási, an internationally renowned network researcher whose work examines the functioning of networks emerging from data. Over the past five years, Barabási has embarked on large-scale fine art and painting projects, organized a studio (Barabási Atelier) around himself, and created a unique series of painting projects, each of which takes its starting point from some form of data or data analysis across three cycles: Fake News, Banned Books, Numbers—each of which individually processes a dataset related to contemporary culture, revealing different aspects of dataism.
Kunsthalle Budapest
The largest exhibition hall in Budapest, in Heroes Square, just the opposite the Museum of Fine Arts.