2025. April 29. Tuesday
Ferenczy Museum Center - Szentendre Gallery - Szentendre
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Address: 2000, Szentendre Fő tér 2-5.
Phone number: (20) 779-6657
E-mail: info@muzeumicentrum.hu
Opening hours: Thu-Sun 10-18
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The exhibition has closed for visitors.
2005.02.04. - 2005.02.27.
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Ticket for adults
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3000 HUF
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4000 HUF
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Group guide
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14000 HUF
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Group guide
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22000 HUF
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Tamás Petőcz, the director of Duna Television, presents his works at the exhibition of the Gallery of Szentendre.
After graduating at the visual communication department of the University of Szeged, the young artist began to study drawing. He considers the painter Ferenc Puha his mentor. His present exhibition includes his paintings and graphics made in the near past.
He dynamically associates the armchair-like and the angular forms. The motifs with symbolic core, umbrella, padlock, window, and sunflower appear in abstract surroundings. He often inserts his photos as collages.
Most of his pictures are ruled by wide scale of warm red and orange. The casement is transformed into an independent artwork. He creates compositions with figurative elements on the surface of windows. His abstract graphics are charcoal drawings built on differentiated shades of grey .
He experiments with conforming the abstract and symbolic to individual motifs in most of his works.
Schenk Lea, art historian
After graduating at the visual communication department of the University of Szeged, the young artist began to study drawing. He considers the painter Ferenc Puha his mentor. His present exhibition includes his paintings and graphics made in the near past.
He dynamically associates the armchair-like and the angular forms. The motifs with symbolic core, umbrella, padlock, window, and sunflower appear in abstract surroundings. He often inserts his photos as collages.
Most of his pictures are ruled by wide scale of warm red and orange. The casement is transformed into an independent artwork. He creates compositions with figurative elements on the surface of windows. His abstract graphics are charcoal drawings built on differentiated shades of grey .
He experiments with conforming the abstract and symbolic to individual motifs in most of his works.
Schenk Lea, art historian
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