EXHIBITION IN THE NETHERLANDS

Fotogalerie Objektief presents Graphic Works by Istvan Orosz  5th - 31 July. The exhibition is connected to the annual Bridges Conference held in Enschede. Address: Fotogalerie Objektief, Walstraat 33,  Enschede, The Netherlands. Opening Friday 5th July 2pm. 

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IN OUR GARDEN TODAY

ANAMORPHOSES IN MOSCOW

Every year for the Annual Shareholders' Meeting Sberbank Museum prepares a new art exhibition. In this year my works, mainly anamorphic etchings were selected to show. The exhibition was opened on 31st of May in the main headquarters of the bank. (The exhibition is not opened for the public.)  

CAMERA OBSCURA

Hommage á Albrecht Dürer

HONGAARSE SALON AMSTERDAM

Volgende bijeenkomst: zondag 10 maart 2013
Hongaarstalig podiumgesprek
met beeldend kunstenaar István Orosz

Hongaarstalig gesprek waarin beeldend kunstenaar Orosz István (1951- ) aan de hand van vragen van Zoltán Kruppa een indruk geeft van zijn veelzijdige werk. Je zou hem een renaissance-man kunnen noemen: naast het grafische werk maakt hij ook films en schrijft hij proza en poëzie. Daarnaast is hij auteur van een aantal historische en filosofische essays over meerduidige kunstwerken en optische illusies. Zijn grafische werk wordt vaak in één adem genoemd met dat van Escher.
WANNEER zondag 10 maart 2013, vanaf 14.00. Programma begint om 14.45!

WAT Zoltán Kruppa praat met grafisch kunstenaar István Orosz

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11 PRINTMAKERS FROM HUNGARY

Exhibition of Contemporary Prints from Hungary at Savannah Center for Fine Art. Included in the exhibition are works by: László Almásy, Peter Berentz,, Vera “Makina” Császár, Ilona Luca Decsi, Imre Kéri, Dóra Keresztes, Zoltán Kiss, György Olajos, István Orosz, Zsófi Varga, Csaba Zemlényi. Opening Reception on Friday the 1st of March (6 p.m. to 9 p.m.) The location of the gallery is 41 Drayton Street, Savannah, Georgia 30401. The exhibition will run through the end of March.

MAUK AND RENÉ

Maurits Cornelis Escher and René Magritte were born in the same year (1898) they lived in the same town (Brussels) and they never met. In this drawing I wanted to give a chance to them, or to the history to correct this mistake. Because I believe that all errors can be corrected.
(As I learned: Magritte lived in Jette district of Brussels (Rue Esseghem), Escher mooved from Switzerland to Brussels in 1938, he lived in Uccle district (Avenue de Saturne). He mooved from Brussels to Baarn in January of 1941.)