- Dates
- 19 January 2011 – 5 March 2011
- Venue
- Godot Galéria · 1114 Budapest, Bartók Béla út 11.
- Press contact
- [email protected]
Short listing
An exhibition revived from the original WordPress archive of the Godot Gallery.
Full exhibition text
The Godot Gallery has moved!
After eleven years of operation, the Godot Gallery is moving from Madách Street to Bartók Béla Street. We will continue to run with the same commitment; the gallery’s artist roster will remain unchanged, still representing progressive, constantly renewing yet still high‑standard, inquisitive creators. In a larger exhibition space we look forward to welcoming both old and new visitors, fans, and collectors!
At our new venue we are launching with a group exhibition entitled “Zacc?”. With our selection we sample from the very best of Hungary’s contemporary art market, while the prices for the show are set to match a “post‑Christmas devaluation” mood. The works on display come from a mixed pool: aside from the artists the gallery normally represents, we have chosen pieces by young artists, and we have also asked collectors to bring in works they are offering for sale. Thus the following list of names has emerged:
Imre Bukta
Borbála Blahó
Kim Corbisier
István Zámbó
El Kazovszkij
Erdei Krisztina
feLugossy László
Peter Földi
József Gaál
Győrffy László
Kinga Hajdú
Halász Péter Tamás
Kopasz Tamás
Kósa János
Misetics Mátyás
Nagy Kriszta – xT
Palkó Tibor
Swierkiewicz Róbert
Szikora Tamás
Monika Sziládi
Szirtes János
József Szurcsik
Attila Szűcs
Tamási Claudia
Tinei, Alexander
Peter Ujházi
Dezső Váli
Wächter Dénes
Opening: 2011 January 19 at 20 o'clock.
During the opening of the exhibition we fondly treat document collectors with a special treat: we pull a selection of pieces from all our previous invitations.
Viewable: until March 5 with the new opening, from Tuesday to Friday 14 and 19, and on Saturday between 10 and 13 hours.
Our new address: 1114 Budapest, Bartók Béla Street 11.
We offer for sale, among others:
- Bukta Imre's 2006-titled painting (Lajcsi at the Gate), the sketch prepared for it and the photograph of the moment when Bukta photographed its model for the painting
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Nagy Kriszta’s portrait of one of x‑T (Tereskova)’s best friends, painted last year.
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‑ Hajdú Kinga's early conceptual painting 1992‑from
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- Gaál József 1988 painting (Mazochista bálvány), which was re‑introduced this year, appears in the monograph written by Szabó Noémi and is one of his five canvas paintings produced in the 80 years.
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- Szikora Tamás 1995‑es painting on old photographs, which appears in the monograph published two years ago.
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- The work of László Győrffy, with which he made his breakthrough into the artistic world in 2000 (Keep smiling)
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- The photograph of Krisztina Erdei, which this year was reproduced in connection with the Paris Photo in the French publications Beaux Arts and Photo, as well as the German magazine Photographie.
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In addition, visitors can meet Peter Földí’s works, István ezZámbó’s drawing, El Kazovszkij’s canvas from the 90 years, the early gesture of Tamás Kopasz, the small‑scale landscape by Attila Szűcs, and one of the most recent creations by Dezső Váli.