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ZÁBORSZKY, Gábor
ZÁBORSZKY, Gábor
painter
(17 April, 1950, Budapest - )
Professional Background:
1970-1974: College of Fine-Arts, Budapest; 1974-76: Further education in the field of graphic and mural art at the College of Fine-Arts; masters: György Kádár, Ignác Kokas, and Imre Kocsis. 1977-1980: Derkovics scholarship; 1982: the Award of the International Jury at the International Graphics Biennale of Norway, in Fredrikstad; 1995: Munkácsy Award. From 1980 he taught at the Fine- and Industrial-Arts High School and was the senior lecturer of the Industrial-Arts College of Budapest. In 1984 he partook in the conference entitled Grafika Fémlemezről /Metal Sheet Graphics/ held in Grado; in 1989 he was the guest of the Kunstgewerbe Schule and the Graz Academy in Basel; in 1992 he participated in the LAMPA- Congress in Budapest; in 1994 he worked in Bonn, as a scholarship holder of the city. Záborszky was the participant of the International Paper Symposium in Kyoto in 1995. In 1996 he was the scholarship holder of the city of Munich, then, in 1998, he was the guest of the University of Arts in Philadelphia. The questioning of traditional art forms and conventions and the vindication of his reformative intentions characterize his art from the middle of the 1970’s. The photograph was a significant element of his early graphical works, and in many instances pieces of soil and sand were incorporated into his paintings. His intention of breaking away from the flat surface and emerging into the space surrounding the canvas became more and more rigorous during the course of the 1980’s. His earliest grand-scale ‘animal figures’ were displayed at the exhibition entitled Új Szenzibilitás III for the first time, in 1985. His relief pieces produced of natural and man made materials, and his formations, which took space into their possession with an almost sculpturing intention, were produced through the synthesis of geometric design and have an organic and inscrutable nature. During the 1990’s, besides the utilization of gold and silver in the composition of his works, the usage of materials such as paper and papier-mâché gained greater significance. The relief works produced from these materials were arranged into sets of successions or coherent exhibition units through the unification of a single motif (e.g.: gate) or around one sole idea. Transcendental and mystic elements, recollections implicating day-to-day or veritable material concepts and abstract conceptual and factual form bearings dissolve into one another with a sense self-evident naturalness. He was the guest of the University of Fine Arts in Philadelphia in 1999. The City Art Museum of Győr published a book collecting his 25-year career in 2001, and put on a retrospective exhibition of his art in 2002. He has been working at the MEO Contemporary Art Gallery since 2004, where he has produced his thus far largest paper moldings.
Selected Awards, Grants:
1977–1980: Derkovits Scholarship
1982: Award at the 6th Norwegian International Biennial of Graphic Art for the innovative use of an old technique.
1993: Working in Bonn on a municipal scholarship
1995: Munkácsy-díj (Munkácsy Award)
1996: Scholarship awarded by the city of Munich
Selected Lectures and Presentations:
since 1980: Teacher at the Arts and Crafts Secondary School
1983: Participation in the “Graphic work from sheet metal” congress at Grado
1989–1995: Senior lecturer at the Hungarian Academy of Applied Arts
1989: Guest at the Kunstgewerbe Schuke Basel and the Akademie Graz
1992: Participation in IAPMA congress in Budapest
1995: Participates in the International Paper Symposium at Kyoto
1999: Guest at the University of Art, Philadelphia
1987: Founds Z/ART Foundation, together with Katalin Bodó
2004: Works in the building of MEO Contemporary Art Collection. Completes largest paper casts ever made by him. One-Man Shows:
1976 • Academy Kálmán Kandó
1977 • Studio Gallery, Budapest • G. Sztuki, Torun • G. Wola, Warsaw
1978 • Fészek Gallery, Budapest • Uitz Terem, Dunaújváros (HU)
1980 • Hungarian Cultural Institute, Warsaw • International Press Club, Częstochowa (PL) • Studio Gallery, Budapest
1981 • Aktuel Art G. [with Ádám Kéri and István Nádler], Stockholm • Gallery of Pécs [with El Kazovszkij], Pécs (HU) • Youth House [with Klára Borbás, Károly Halász and El Kazovszkij], Paks (HU) • Galerie Slavia, Brema • Szombathely (HU) [with Aladár Almássy ] • Six new ~ pictures, FMK - Club of Young Artists, Budapest • Madách Gallery [with Márton Barabás], Vác (HU)
1982 • Bástya Gallery, Budapest
1985 • Gallery of Lágymányos, Budapest (cat.)
1986 • Atrium Hyatt, Budapest [with Márton Barabás and János Romváry]
1987 • County Library, Békéscsaba (HU) • Fables of the ground, Dorottya Gallery, Budapest (cat.)
1990 • Age of the Change, Vigadó Gallery, Budapest (cat.) • Pandora Gallery, Badacsonytomaj (HU)
1991 • Golden Age, INART Gallery, Budapest
1992 • Golden Age, Little Gallery of Pécs, Pécs (HU) • Spicchi dell Est G. d'Arte [with János Szirtes ], Rome
1993 • New Pictures, Pandora Gallery, Budapest
1994 • Soul and Nature [with Jiro Okura], Dorottya Gallery, Budapest (cat.) • Soul and Nature [with Jiro Okura], Community Centre, Nagyatád (HU) • Glass and Paper [with György Buczkó ], Fészek Gallery, Budapest
1995 • Paper Works, Galerie Gaudens Pedit, Lienz (A) • Christmas Gates, Pandora Gallery, Budapest
1996 • Collegium Hungaricum, Vienna • Soul and Nature [with Jiro Okura], V.A.M. Design Studio • Palmenhaus Atelie Villa Walberta, Feldafing (D)
1997 • Ca d'Oro [with Valéria Sóváradi], Fészek Gallery, Budapest • Rolls, Rozsics Gallery • Rátz Gallery, Budapest [with Barry Parker] • CRYC Galerie, Luxemburg
1998 • Municipal Picture Gallery, Budapest (cat.) • Rátz Gallery, Budapest (cat.)
2000 • Pantheist Existence, Rozsics Gallery, Budapest • Castle Gutenberg [with László Fehér and Marta Stamenov], Weiz • House of Hungarian Photographs, Budapest
2001-2002 • Retrospective exhibition organized by the Municipal Art Museum in Győr (HU) on works’ of 25 years (cat.)
2004 • The Water-colourist’s Dream, Műcsarnok, Budapest Selected Group Exhibitions:
1978 • Studio of Young Artists, Grand Palais, Paris • Jubilee Studio Exhibition, Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
1979-1991 • X-XVI. National Biennial of Graphic Art, Gallery of Miskolc, Miskolc (HU)
1978, 1981-1987 • International Biennial of Graphic Art, Moderna G., Ljubljana
1980, 1984 • International Graphic-Biennial, Cracow
1980, 1982, 1983, 1985 • International Impact Art Festival, Municipal Museum of Art, Kyoto
1980 • XXXIX. Biennial of Venice, Venice • Sculpturesque Pictures, Picturesque Sculptures, Gallery of Pécs, Pécs (HU)
1981 • European Graphic-Biennial, Baden-Baden • New Sensibility I., Fészek Gallery, Budapest
1982 • International Print Show, G. U, Nagoya • Photo Usage in Graphic Art, Gallery of Óbuda, Budapest • B de Paris, Musée d'Art Modern de la Ville de Paris, Paris
1983 • World Print Four, Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco • New Sensibility II., Cellar Gallery of Óbuda, Budapest • Hungarians at the Biennial of Paris, Műcsarnok, Budapest
1984 • VIII. British International Print Biennial, Bradford (GB) • Contemporary Hungarian Art, Espace Pierre Cardin, Paris
1985 • New Sensibility III., Budapest Gallery Lajos Street, Budapest • Eclectics '85, Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
1987 • Stamp Images, Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest • New Sensibility IV., Gallery of Pécs, Pécs (HU) • Small Gallery of Pécs • Contemporary Hungarian Art, Galerie der Künstler, Munich
1988 • Making Links, Off Centre D., Bristol • Fészek Gallery, Budapest
1989 • Primar Bildhauerei, Galerie Griss, Graz • Contemporary Hungarian Art, Neue Galerie-Sammlung Ludwig, Aachen • Meisterwerke der Ungarische Moderne, Schloss Plankenwarth, Graz
1989, 1990 • International Independent Exhibition of Prints, Prefectural Gallery, Kanagawa
1991 • Hommage à El Greco, Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest
1992 • Medium: Paper, Budapest Historical Museum, Budapest • Gallery Opening Exhibition, Pandora Gallery, Budapest
1993 • II. International Graphic Biennial, Győr (HU)
1994 • The Eighties – Fine Arts, Ernst Museum, Budapest
1995 • Contemporary Hungarian Art in the Albertina Collection of Graphic Works, Budapest Gallery, Budapest • Hungarian Sculpture , Műcsarnok, Budapest
1996 • Collection of the Artaria Foundation, Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest • Myth, Memory, History, Municipal Picture Gallery, Budapest
1997 • Galerie an der Brücke, Lienz (A)
1998 • Hungarian Presence, Za-henta, Warsaw
1999 • The Nineties, City Gallery, Győr • I. National Exhibition of Paper Art, Vaszary Gallery, Kaposvár (HU) • Gallery of Szombathely, Szombathely (HU) • Kunstgang, Karmeliterkloster, Frankfurt am Main • Ungarische Künstler in der Sammlung des Internationalen Kinderrettungsdienstes, Galerie Helhof, Kronberg
2000 • Etudes, The First Hungarian Spectacle Store is Ten Years Old, Csikász Gallery, Veszprém (HU) • The Nineties II., City Gallery, Győr (HU) • Dialogue. Painting at the Turn of the Millenium, Műcsarnok, Budapest
2001 • Sculpture, Műcsarnok, Budapest • Works from a Homeless Collection. Hungarian Art 1955-1995, Vasarely Museum, Pécs (HU). Works in Collections:
Albertina, Vienna
Artpool, Budapest
Library of County Békés (Graphic Collection), Békéscsaba (HU)
Bibliothek Fredrikstad Graphics Collecitons (NOR)
Déri Museum, Debrecen (HU)
Municipal Picture Gallery, Budapest
Frodell Analytikerna, Stockholm
Ottó Herman Museum, Miskolc (HU)
King Saint Stephen Museum, Székesfehérvár (HU)
Janus Pannonius Museum, Pécs (HU)
Collection of City Kamijamada-cso
Contemporary Museum, Skopje
Collection of City Cracow, Cracow
Museum of Contemporary Art / Ludwig Museum, Budapest
Kunstmuseum, Bonn
First Hungarian Spectacle Store, Diszel (HU)
Polish National Museum, Wrocław, Szczecin
Lützenburger-collection, Böblingen
Museum of Graphic Art, Giza
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
Municipal M., Kyoto
Gallery of Paks, Paks (HU)
Petőfi Literary Museum, Budapest
Prefectural G., Kanagawa
Gallery of Szombathely, Szombathely (HU)
T'Art Foundation
City Gallery, Győr (HU)
City Gallery, Zalaegerszeg (HU)
World Print Council, San Francisco
János Xantus Museum, Győr (HU)
Bibliography:
Hegyi, L.: ~, Mozgó Világ, 1978/4.
Lóska, L.: ~ kiállítása, Művészet, 1980/5.
Lóska, L.: Három magyar képzőművész Stockholmban, Művészet, 1981/6.
Földényi F., L.: Barabás Márton és ~ kiállítása, Művészet, 1981/7.
Németh, L.: Magyarok a XII. Párizsi Biennálén (cat., 1982)
Hegyi, L.: "Költõk szenvedése...", ~ grafikai lapjaihoz (cat., Gallery of Lágymányos, 1985)
Hegyi, L.: ~ újabb munkáiról (cat., Dorottya Gallery, Budapest, 1987)
Hegyi, L.-Lányi A.: ~, Budapest, 1988
Hegyi, L.: Rejtett érzelmek, Művészet, 1988/3.
Hegyi, L.: Utak az avantgardból, Pécs, 1989
Frank, J.: A változás kora (cat., Vigadó Gallery, Budapest, 1989)
Lóska, L.: Földképek, Belvedere, 1990/4.
Wehner, T.: ~, Playboy, 1991/3.
Prakfalvi, E.: Aranykor, Új Művészet, 1991/4.
Wehner, T.: Az arany mint előtérbe helyezett háttérelem. ~ festőművész kiállítása, Új Művészet, 1992/6.
Lányi, A.: ~ nyomai, Új Művészet, 1994/2.
Wehner, T.: A tér erőtere, Új Művészet, 1994/2.
Farmer, J. M.: Soul + Natur = Universal. ~ és Jiro Okura kiállítása (cat., Dorottya Gallery, Budapest, 1994)
Sinkó, I.: Lélek és természet - Lépésről lépésre, napról napra, Új Művészet, 1994/12.
Hegyi, L.: Alexandria, Pécs, 1995
Lóska, L.: Kapu-képek, Új Művészet, 1996/4.
Halasi, R.: Aranyfüstös Papírképek, Atrium, 1996/3.
Szegő, Gy.: Jiro Okura és ~, Élet és Irodalom, 1996. július 28.
Papp, T.: A van és a nincs határán, Liget, 1997/9.
Sinkó, I.: Kitinpáncél és levestészta, Élet és Irodalom, 1997. november 2.
Földényi F. L.: A gyökerek nyomában, Liget, 1997/5.
Borus, J.: ~, Budapest, 1998
Földényi F. L.: A testet öltött festmény, Pécs, 1998
~, Rátz Studio, 1998
Sinkó, I.: Puha, meleg álmok, Műértő, 1998/12.
Sagmeister, N.: Az aranykapu árnyékában, Elite, 1998/12.
Coleman, S.: The Keeper of The Gate, Budapest Style, 1998. nov-dec.
Fitz, P.: Karcolt felület, Élet és Irodalom, 1999. január 8.
Die zweite Öffentlichkeit, Kunst in Ungarn im 20. Jahrhundert, compiled: Knoll, H., Drezden
~ (cat., Municipal Picture Gallery, Budapest, 1999)
Magyar képzőművészet a 20. században, Budapest, 1999
Aspecte/Positionen 50 Jahre Kunst aus Mittel Europa 1949-1999, Wien, MMLSW
Hudra, K.: Fehér ragyogás, Dimenzió, 2000/2.
Záborszky, G.: Születésnapomra, Gyűjtők/Gyűjtemények, 2000/1.
~, Budapest, 2000
Időhíd - Zeitbrücke, Ungarische Kunst des 20. Jahrhunderts, Museum Moderner Kunst - Stiftung Wörlen, Passau
Földényi F., L.-J. Niklai: ~, Budapest, 2001.
TV-Films:
Fitz, P.-Soós, Á.: Írisz, MTV 1, 1988
Takács, Gy.-Diósi F.: ~, ATV, 1992
Czeglédy, N.: A papír művészei, MTV 1, 1992
Sólyom, A.: Dán-Magyar Kulturális Hét, Duna TV, 1993
Gulyás, J.: A türelmes papír, MTV 1, 1994
Takács, Gy.: Van vásár, Duna TV, 1995
Módos, P.: Európai Utas, MTV 1, 1996
Szemadám, Gy.: Harcképek, MTV 1, 1997
Gulyás, J.-Thermesz V.: A papiros, MTV 1, 1998
Szerényi, G.-Tobalik Z.: AKT, MTV 1, 1998
Gréczy, Zs.-Cs. Nagy S.: Stúdió '98, MTV 1, 1998
Fitz, P.-Kálmán J.: Itt Artunk, MTV 2, 1998
Éjszakai csevegés, MTV 2, 2001.
painter
(17 April, 1950, Budapest - )
Professional Background:
1970-1974: College of Fine-Arts, Budapest; 1974-76: Further education in the field of graphic and mural art at the College of Fine-Arts; masters: György Kádár, Ignác Kokas, and Imre Kocsis. 1977-1980: Derkovics scholarship; 1982: the Award of the International Jury at the International Graphics Biennale of Norway, in Fredrikstad; 1995: Munkácsy Award. From 1980 he taught at the Fine- and Industrial-Arts High School and was the senior lecturer of the Industrial-Arts College of Budapest. In 1984 he partook in the conference entitled Grafika Fémlemezről /Metal Sheet Graphics/ held in Grado; in 1989 he was the guest of the Kunstgewerbe Schule and the Graz Academy in Basel; in 1992 he participated in the LAMPA- Congress in Budapest; in 1994 he worked in Bonn, as a scholarship holder of the city. Záborszky was the participant of the International Paper Symposium in Kyoto in 1995. In 1996 he was the scholarship holder of the city of Munich, then, in 1998, he was the guest of the University of Arts in Philadelphia. The questioning of traditional art forms and conventions and the vindication of his reformative intentions characterize his art from the middle of the 1970’s. The photograph was a significant element of his early graphical works, and in many instances pieces of soil and sand were incorporated into his paintings. His intention of breaking away from the flat surface and emerging into the space surrounding the canvas became more and more rigorous during the course of the 1980’s. His earliest grand-scale ‘animal figures’ were displayed at the exhibition entitled Új Szenzibilitás III for the first time, in 1985. His relief pieces produced of natural and man made materials, and his formations, which took space into their possession with an almost sculpturing intention, were produced through the synthesis of geometric design and have an organic and inscrutable nature. During the 1990’s, besides the utilization of gold and silver in the composition of his works, the usage of materials such as paper and papier-mâché gained greater significance. The relief works produced from these materials were arranged into sets of successions or coherent exhibition units through the unification of a single motif (e.g.: gate) or around one sole idea. Transcendental and mystic elements, recollections implicating day-to-day or veritable material concepts and abstract conceptual and factual form bearings dissolve into one another with a sense self-evident naturalness. He was the guest of the University of Fine Arts in Philadelphia in 1999. The City Art Museum of Győr published a book collecting his 25-year career in 2001, and put on a retrospective exhibition of his art in 2002. He has been working at the MEO Contemporary Art Gallery since 2004, where he has produced his thus far largest paper moldings.
Selected Awards, Grants:
1977–1980: Derkovits Scholarship
1982: Award at the 6th Norwegian International Biennial of Graphic Art for the innovative use of an old technique.
1993: Working in Bonn on a municipal scholarship
1995: Munkácsy-díj (Munkácsy Award)
1996: Scholarship awarded by the city of Munich
Selected Lectures and Presentations:
since 1980: Teacher at the Arts and Crafts Secondary School
1983: Participation in the “Graphic work from sheet metal” congress at Grado
1989–1995: Senior lecturer at the Hungarian Academy of Applied Arts
1989: Guest at the Kunstgewerbe Schuke Basel and the Akademie Graz
1992: Participation in IAPMA congress in Budapest
1995: Participates in the International Paper Symposium at Kyoto
1999: Guest at the University of Art, Philadelphia
1987: Founds Z/ART Foundation, together with Katalin Bodó
2004: Works in the building of MEO Contemporary Art Collection. Completes largest paper casts ever made by him. One-Man Shows:
1976 • Academy Kálmán Kandó
1977 • Studio Gallery, Budapest • G. Sztuki, Torun • G. Wola, Warsaw
1978 • Fészek Gallery, Budapest • Uitz Terem, Dunaújváros (HU)
1980 • Hungarian Cultural Institute, Warsaw • International Press Club, Częstochowa (PL) • Studio Gallery, Budapest
1981 • Aktuel Art G. [with Ádám Kéri and István Nádler], Stockholm • Gallery of Pécs [with El Kazovszkij], Pécs (HU) • Youth House [with Klára Borbás, Károly Halász and El Kazovszkij], Paks (HU) • Galerie Slavia, Brema • Szombathely (HU) [with Aladár Almássy ] • Six new ~ pictures, FMK - Club of Young Artists, Budapest • Madách Gallery [with Márton Barabás], Vác (HU)
1982 • Bástya Gallery, Budapest
1985 • Gallery of Lágymányos, Budapest (cat.)
1986 • Atrium Hyatt, Budapest [with Márton Barabás and János Romváry]
1987 • County Library, Békéscsaba (HU) • Fables of the ground, Dorottya Gallery, Budapest (cat.)
1990 • Age of the Change, Vigadó Gallery, Budapest (cat.) • Pandora Gallery, Badacsonytomaj (HU)
1991 • Golden Age, INART Gallery, Budapest
1992 • Golden Age, Little Gallery of Pécs, Pécs (HU) • Spicchi dell Est G. d'Arte [with János Szirtes ], Rome
1993 • New Pictures, Pandora Gallery, Budapest
1994 • Soul and Nature [with Jiro Okura], Dorottya Gallery, Budapest (cat.) • Soul and Nature [with Jiro Okura], Community Centre, Nagyatád (HU) • Glass and Paper [with György Buczkó ], Fészek Gallery, Budapest
1995 • Paper Works, Galerie Gaudens Pedit, Lienz (A) • Christmas Gates, Pandora Gallery, Budapest
1996 • Collegium Hungaricum, Vienna • Soul and Nature [with Jiro Okura], V.A.M. Design Studio • Palmenhaus Atelie Villa Walberta, Feldafing (D)
1997 • Ca d'Oro [with Valéria Sóváradi], Fészek Gallery, Budapest • Rolls, Rozsics Gallery • Rátz Gallery, Budapest [with Barry Parker] • CRYC Galerie, Luxemburg
1998 • Municipal Picture Gallery, Budapest (cat.) • Rátz Gallery, Budapest (cat.)
2000 • Pantheist Existence, Rozsics Gallery, Budapest • Castle Gutenberg [with László Fehér and Marta Stamenov], Weiz • House of Hungarian Photographs, Budapest
2001-2002 • Retrospective exhibition organized by the Municipal Art Museum in Győr (HU) on works’ of 25 years (cat.)
2004 • The Water-colourist’s Dream, Műcsarnok, Budapest Selected Group Exhibitions:
1978 • Studio of Young Artists, Grand Palais, Paris • Jubilee Studio Exhibition, Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
1979-1991 • X-XVI. National Biennial of Graphic Art, Gallery of Miskolc, Miskolc (HU)
1978, 1981-1987 • International Biennial of Graphic Art, Moderna G., Ljubljana
1980, 1984 • International Graphic-Biennial, Cracow
1980, 1982, 1983, 1985 • International Impact Art Festival, Municipal Museum of Art, Kyoto
1980 • XXXIX. Biennial of Venice, Venice • Sculpturesque Pictures, Picturesque Sculptures, Gallery of Pécs, Pécs (HU)
1981 • European Graphic-Biennial, Baden-Baden • New Sensibility I., Fészek Gallery, Budapest
1982 • International Print Show, G. U, Nagoya • Photo Usage in Graphic Art, Gallery of Óbuda, Budapest • B de Paris, Musée d'Art Modern de la Ville de Paris, Paris
1983 • World Print Four, Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco • New Sensibility II., Cellar Gallery of Óbuda, Budapest • Hungarians at the Biennial of Paris, Műcsarnok, Budapest
1984 • VIII. British International Print Biennial, Bradford (GB) • Contemporary Hungarian Art, Espace Pierre Cardin, Paris
1985 • New Sensibility III., Budapest Gallery Lajos Street, Budapest • Eclectics '85, Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
1987 • Stamp Images, Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest • New Sensibility IV., Gallery of Pécs, Pécs (HU) • Small Gallery of Pécs • Contemporary Hungarian Art, Galerie der Künstler, Munich
1988 • Making Links, Off Centre D., Bristol • Fészek Gallery, Budapest
1989 • Primar Bildhauerei, Galerie Griss, Graz • Contemporary Hungarian Art, Neue Galerie-Sammlung Ludwig, Aachen • Meisterwerke der Ungarische Moderne, Schloss Plankenwarth, Graz
1989, 1990 • International Independent Exhibition of Prints, Prefectural Gallery, Kanagawa
1991 • Hommage à El Greco, Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest
1992 • Medium: Paper, Budapest Historical Museum, Budapest • Gallery Opening Exhibition, Pandora Gallery, Budapest
1993 • II. International Graphic Biennial, Győr (HU)
1994 • The Eighties – Fine Arts, Ernst Museum, Budapest
1995 • Contemporary Hungarian Art in the Albertina Collection of Graphic Works, Budapest Gallery, Budapest • Hungarian Sculpture , Műcsarnok, Budapest
1996 • Collection of the Artaria Foundation, Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest • Myth, Memory, History, Municipal Picture Gallery, Budapest
1997 • Galerie an der Brücke, Lienz (A)
1998 • Hungarian Presence, Za-henta, Warsaw
1999 • The Nineties, City Gallery, Győr • I. National Exhibition of Paper Art, Vaszary Gallery, Kaposvár (HU) • Gallery of Szombathely, Szombathely (HU) • Kunstgang, Karmeliterkloster, Frankfurt am Main • Ungarische Künstler in der Sammlung des Internationalen Kinderrettungsdienstes, Galerie Helhof, Kronberg
2000 • Etudes, The First Hungarian Spectacle Store is Ten Years Old, Csikász Gallery, Veszprém (HU) • The Nineties II., City Gallery, Győr (HU) • Dialogue. Painting at the Turn of the Millenium, Műcsarnok, Budapest
2001 • Sculpture, Műcsarnok, Budapest • Works from a Homeless Collection. Hungarian Art 1955-1995, Vasarely Museum, Pécs (HU). Works in Collections:
Albertina, Vienna
Artpool, Budapest
Library of County Békés (Graphic Collection), Békéscsaba (HU)
Bibliothek Fredrikstad Graphics Collecitons (NOR)
Déri Museum, Debrecen (HU)
Municipal Picture Gallery, Budapest
Frodell Analytikerna, Stockholm
Ottó Herman Museum, Miskolc (HU)
King Saint Stephen Museum, Székesfehérvár (HU)
Janus Pannonius Museum, Pécs (HU)
Collection of City Kamijamada-cso
Contemporary Museum, Skopje
Collection of City Cracow, Cracow
Museum of Contemporary Art / Ludwig Museum, Budapest
Kunstmuseum, Bonn
First Hungarian Spectacle Store, Diszel (HU)
Polish National Museum, Wrocław, Szczecin
Lützenburger-collection, Böblingen
Museum of Graphic Art, Giza
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
Municipal M., Kyoto
Gallery of Paks, Paks (HU)
Petőfi Literary Museum, Budapest
Prefectural G., Kanagawa
Gallery of Szombathely, Szombathely (HU)
T'Art Foundation
City Gallery, Győr (HU)
City Gallery, Zalaegerszeg (HU)
World Print Council, San Francisco
János Xantus Museum, Győr (HU)
Bibliography:
Hegyi, L.: ~, Mozgó Világ, 1978/4.
Lóska, L.: ~ kiállítása, Művészet, 1980/5.
Lóska, L.: Három magyar képzőművész Stockholmban, Művészet, 1981/6.
Földényi F., L.: Barabás Márton és ~ kiállítása, Művészet, 1981/7.
Németh, L.: Magyarok a XII. Párizsi Biennálén (cat., 1982)
Hegyi, L.: "Költõk szenvedése...", ~ grafikai lapjaihoz (cat., Gallery of Lágymányos, 1985)
Hegyi, L.: ~ újabb munkáiról (cat., Dorottya Gallery, Budapest, 1987)
Hegyi, L.-Lányi A.: ~, Budapest, 1988
Hegyi, L.: Rejtett érzelmek, Művészet, 1988/3.
Hegyi, L.: Utak az avantgardból, Pécs, 1989
Frank, J.: A változás kora (cat., Vigadó Gallery, Budapest, 1989)
Lóska, L.: Földképek, Belvedere, 1990/4.
Wehner, T.: ~, Playboy, 1991/3.
Prakfalvi, E.: Aranykor, Új Művészet, 1991/4.
Wehner, T.: Az arany mint előtérbe helyezett háttérelem. ~ festőművész kiállítása, Új Művészet, 1992/6.
Lányi, A.: ~ nyomai, Új Művészet, 1994/2.
Wehner, T.: A tér erőtere, Új Művészet, 1994/2.
Farmer, J. M.: Soul + Natur = Universal. ~ és Jiro Okura kiállítása (cat., Dorottya Gallery, Budapest, 1994)
Sinkó, I.: Lélek és természet - Lépésről lépésre, napról napra, Új Művészet, 1994/12.
Hegyi, L.: Alexandria, Pécs, 1995
Lóska, L.: Kapu-képek, Új Művészet, 1996/4.
Halasi, R.: Aranyfüstös Papírképek, Atrium, 1996/3.
Szegő, Gy.: Jiro Okura és ~, Élet és Irodalom, 1996. július 28.
Papp, T.: A van és a nincs határán, Liget, 1997/9.
Sinkó, I.: Kitinpáncél és levestészta, Élet és Irodalom, 1997. november 2.
Földényi F. L.: A gyökerek nyomában, Liget, 1997/5.
Borus, J.: ~, Budapest, 1998
Földényi F. L.: A testet öltött festmény, Pécs, 1998
~, Rátz Studio, 1998
Sinkó, I.: Puha, meleg álmok, Műértő, 1998/12.
Sagmeister, N.: Az aranykapu árnyékában, Elite, 1998/12.
Coleman, S.: The Keeper of The Gate, Budapest Style, 1998. nov-dec.
Fitz, P.: Karcolt felület, Élet és Irodalom, 1999. január 8.
Die zweite Öffentlichkeit, Kunst in Ungarn im 20. Jahrhundert, compiled: Knoll, H., Drezden
~ (cat., Municipal Picture Gallery, Budapest, 1999)
Magyar képzőművészet a 20. században, Budapest, 1999
Aspecte/Positionen 50 Jahre Kunst aus Mittel Europa 1949-1999, Wien, MMLSW
Hudra, K.: Fehér ragyogás, Dimenzió, 2000/2.
Záborszky, G.: Születésnapomra, Gyűjtők/Gyűjtemények, 2000/1.
~, Budapest, 2000
Időhíd - Zeitbrücke, Ungarische Kunst des 20. Jahrhunderts, Museum Moderner Kunst - Stiftung Wörlen, Passau
Földényi F., L.-J. Niklai: ~, Budapest, 2001.
TV-Films:
Fitz, P.-Soós, Á.: Írisz, MTV 1, 1988
Takács, Gy.-Diósi F.: ~, ATV, 1992
Czeglédy, N.: A papír művészei, MTV 1, 1992
Sólyom, A.: Dán-Magyar Kulturális Hét, Duna TV, 1993
Gulyás, J.: A türelmes papír, MTV 1, 1994
Takács, Gy.: Van vásár, Duna TV, 1995
Módos, P.: Európai Utas, MTV 1, 1996
Szemadám, Gy.: Harcképek, MTV 1, 1997
Gulyás, J.-Thermesz V.: A papiros, MTV 1, 1998
Szerényi, G.-Tobalik Z.: AKT, MTV 1, 1998
Gréczy, Zs.-Cs. Nagy S.: Stúdió '98, MTV 1, 1998
Fitz, P.-Kálmán J.: Itt Artunk, MTV 2, 1998
Éjszakai csevegés, MTV 2, 2001.
