"OROSZ COWBOYS GO ..."

It turns out that you will soon have the chance to meet me in Russia. I would like to draw your attention to the following events. 

On September 30, from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM, we will hold the book launch for the Russian edition of my novel *Paternoster* at the "Podpisnye Izdaniya" bookstore in Moscow (address: 15 Leningradsky Prospekt, Building 11). Naturally, the translator, Yuri Pavlovich Gusev, will also be present. It would be an honor to see as many of you there as possible. 

On October 1, from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM, I will participate in a public discussion with my son, the art historian Márton, at Noodome (https://noodome.club/; address: 4 Romanov Pereulok, Building 2). The conversation will focus on optical illusions and visual paradoxes. 

On October 2, from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM, I will give a lecture at the Department of Design at the Higher School of Economics (HSE) in St. Petersburg. In addition, we will screen the film *With the Scientist’s Brain + The Painter’s Eye*, created by my son Márton about the Hungarian-American artist György Kepes. 

I look forward to meeting you.

(...pages from the Russian Paternoster.)

PROJECTOR HUNGARY

The new edition of PROJECTOR magazine – edited by Mitya Kharshak – is dedicated to Hungarian poster art. This issue features 10 Hungarian poster designers: Dóra Keresztes, István Horkay, Anna Korolovszky, József Árendás, Kata Kaldor, Dóra Balla, Péter Bence Simon, Andrej Tóth and László Nagy and István Orosz, The edition is available in printed and online formats.

More information about the PROJECTOR HUNGARY:  https://projector.international/projector42/

You can read the online version here: https://www.calameo.com/read/007581448d9e9fb03e37e

 

A NIGHT IN THE LENIN LIBRARY

The Lenin Library in Moscow, with 47 million books it is the fifth largest library of the world (by the way, they also have my "Chess Party on the Island", which puts them in front of the others, who just want to get them.) So I have an exhibition in the library. In the staircase hall my posters, in a long corridore hall the etchings, in an other room the anamorphoses and in the huge reading room the enlarged images of my skull illustrations are exhibited. As the highlight of the opening ceremony the members of the audience, following saxophonist Viktor Tóth, wandered through the secret corners of the night library and listened him in the large reading room at the foot of the big Ilyich's statue.