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The Art Salon Társalgó Gallery kindly invites you and your partner on the 7th of July 2021, Wednesday at 19:00 to
András Ferenc Pintér PAF DLA painter MATERIAL solo exhibition opening ceremony.

The exhibition is introduced by Prof. Mihály BALÁZS DLA architect
Curator of the exhibition: Dr. Mihály BORSOS

Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/265949515297511

The exhibition can be visited from 07. 07. 2021 to 17. 09. 2021.
Further information: kunstkonsult@kunstkonsult.hu   www.tarsalgogallery.com   www.facebook.com/artsalonbp
Art Salon Társalgó Gallery: Budapest, Keleti Károly u. 22, 1024, HUNGARY
The exhibition can be visited in according to the legal regulations at any given time.

The Art Salon Társalgó Gallery kindly invites you and your friends on the 19th of February 2021, Friday at 18:00
Perception 5. – Tactility exhibition opening ceremony.
The opening video will be presented here: YouTube Channel

Our exhibiting artists:
Barna Imre Balázs painter,
Sándor Benkő fine photographer,
Ákos Bánki Esse painter,
Évi Fábián photographer,
Kitti Kovács painter,
Iván Paulikovics sculptor,
PAF – Ferenc András Pintér painter,
Attila Rajcsók sculptor,
György Szabó sculptor,
József Zalakovács painter

Curator of the exhibition: Mihály Borsos

Conversation partners:
Loránd Bereczky
Ádám Kovács
Katalin Kovács
Miriam Eszter Rozslay 

All interested guests are welcome:
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The exhibition can be visited from 19.02.2021 to 12.03.2021
The exhibition can be visited in accordance with the legal regulations at any given time. Further information: kunstkonsult@kunstkonsult.hu

Art Salon Társalgó Galéria
1024 Budapest, Keleti Károly u. 22.
Tel: +36 1 212 56 48

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The career of the painter Ákos Esse Bánki is imbued with the spirit of experimentation. His works are mostly fine color dressed cityscape creations. It is governed by space, line, construction. He composes with engineering precision. Following his brushwork, fallen, lovable works are deburring. His curiosity wanders in the triangle of the human soul, material and painting tools.His latest works are influenced by a narrative that radiates geometric shapes.

István Csík was born in 1930, graduated from the Hungarian College of Fine Arts in 1954. His masters were János Kmetty, Gyula Pap and Gyula Hincz. The work of István Csík evokes traditional abstract painting – developed at the beginning of the twentieth century. The interaction of carefully painted shapes creates the structure of the images, the viewer can feel the order on the canvas before he understands the space. Csík often relies on landscapes and natural elements, which he then abstracts with the tools of non-figurative painting. The unity of nature is broken by the forms painted on it, which thus become the imprint of human intervention. However, István Csík’s paintings do not shed light on the incompatibility of the two, but create a new unity between the natural and the artificial.

Opening speech by Luca Cserhalmi esthete

The exhibit is open to visitors through October 22nd 2020.

NONHUMAN
2020. 02. 21. – 03.06.
Exhibiting Artists:
Tamás Eiter, Mátyás Fusz, Adrián Klájó, Tibor Kovács, Sándor Körei, Eszter Júlia Kuzma, Anna Peternák, Loránd Szécsényi-Nagy, Zoltán Vadászi and Adrienn Újházi

Curators: Dorka Keresztury, Róbert Lak and Zsófi Máté

Opening: February 21, 2020. Friday 19:00
Sounds: OOO

The automatization of everyday life and planetary meltdown all show that human-centric approaches to ecology, society and culture have become unsustainable. No longer can agency be restricted to the human. Communication networks, underground cables and artificial microparticles are all now a part of nature. The complexity of reality means that we cannot access things without the mediation of technology. Is Art, as something implicitly connected with an Artist or Creator, also out of date? In the post-anthropocentric era, can art have anything important to say about reality? The NONHUMAN exhibition is based on the recognition of the obsolescence of human artforms.
Every art object on display here is, in its own way, a variation on the theme of posthuman art. The goal of these objects is not representation or self-expression. There is no self to express. Rather, the function of nonhuman art is the creation of networks, meshes and flows in which human and nonhuman participants can co-create. No longer is any Creator needed. It is an impersonal process of decentered, spontaneous creation which takes center stage here. The artists are notable for their absence. Through the practice of nonhuman art, we recognize retrospectively that art was always already a complex combination of techniques, surfaces, materialities, tools and humans. The success of art depends on the coordination and harmonization of a wide range of agencies, not all of which are under the control of the artist. In spite of its negative connotation, „nonhuman” art need not estrange us to the potentials of these works. Creation is a sensual experience of blending with something else, something different from us. As the monotony of techno connects us into the electronic waves of music, so we may achieve a non-reflexive connection with our synthetic, more-than-human environment by experiencing this exhibition.
(Botond Szemes)

Program:
March 6th, 2020: Friday 18:00
The Nonhuman Turn in Art – A Talk with the members of the Poli-P posthuman research group

Exhibition of Ákos Esse Bánki, painter and Attila Rajcsók, sculptor

Art Salon Társalgó Gallery

Opening: Friday, November 29, 2019 at 7 pm

The exhibition will be open to visitors on weekdays from 11 am to 6 pm, or by appointment, through January 31 2020.

PAF I F(R)ACTURE

FRIDAY, 26 APRIL 2019, 7 PM

OPENING SPEECH BY DITTA TÓTH, AESTHETE

The exhibit will be open to visitors on weekdays from 11 AM to 6 PM, or by appointment, through 7 June 2019.

„The adventurous life of Giovanni Risi”, an exhibition by Zoltán Bánföldi painter at the Art Salon Társalgó Gallery.

Opening on Friday, 8 March 2019, at 6 PM
Opening speech by István Vörös poet, writer

The exhibit will be open to visitors through 13 April 2019 on weekdays from 11 AM to 6 PM, or by appointment.

Attila Mata: Space-Matter

pop-up exhibition

Friday, 22 February 2019, 7 pm

Dialogic opening

The exhibit will be open to visitors through 1 March 2019, on weekdays from 11 am to 6 pm, or by appointment.