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Why are we powerless?

What cannot a group of artists accomplish, and how will this turn into a movement?

How does irony and apathy help people get through the absurd ordinary days?

We can also choose from these at the powerless exhibition of the 27 fine arts group and movement, under the direction of the exhibition curator.

2024. 04. 13. Saturday 17:00.

Location: Godot Labor

The leadership is headed by: Cserhalmi Luca, esztéta

Ticket price: 3490,-

Tickets are available on site and online here: https://www.godot.hu/tickets

The admission ticket is valid on site. Koronczi Endre: “Please, shout, Mr Széchenyi!” for the exhibition.

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The artist group it’s fine, formed in 2022, defines itself as an anti‑superhero movement. They reject the positive evolution of the world, yet choose confrontation over anxiety. Their social critique is expressed through irony that springs from the depths – a raw bitterness, the depression that engulfs our world, hopelessness, and a yearning for blessed ignorance.

The members of the it’s fine artist group, in 2023, were the first to present their artistic statement in the underground, battle‑scarred spaces of Bunker Gallery, summarising the movement’s views in accordance with the exact manifesto of 10.

The four‑part domain of Godot Labor is being readied for amortisation with renewed agony and a modest acknowledgement of their bleakness. Refusing the audience’s request for a more optimistic tone, they continue along the laid‑out path, for the world has not become any happier, and absurdity has reached its apex.

The **it’s fine 2** is an ode to helplessness, a hymn to ineffectiveness, the unending despair to which they seek an audience. The exhibition aims to amplify the critical voice, to jolt the domestic artistic scene, and to unite the exhausted crowds that have grown weary of constant demand for motivation, all within the radical, fatigue‑baked disillusionment.

Members of the It’s Fine artist group: Balogh Gallusz, Barcza Réka, Gáspár Annamária, Gulyás Andrea Katalin, KristofLab, w. Horváth Tibor

Curator: Luca Cserhalmi

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Opening hours

Tuesday‑Friday 14:00–19:00

Saturday–Sunday 11:00–19:00

Tickets are available online and at the venue: https://www.godot.hu/tickets

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