Reporting exhibition of the fine arts scholarship awardees.
Welcome speeches:
György Szegő
,
art
director,
Tibor
Matiszlovics
, MANK service director.
Opening speech:
Gábor
Rieder
, art historian.
Curator:
József
Készman
Assistant:
Zsuzsa
Tulipán
Exhibitors:
Balázs
Antal,
József Tamás
Balázs,
János
Brückner,
József
Csató,
István
Felsmann, Gruppo Tökmag, Katinka
Hajas
, Patrícia
Kaliczka
, Dániel
Karsai
,
Diána
Keller,
Gábor
Koós,
Henrik
Martin,
Dia
Pintér,
Judit Rita
Rabóczky,
Ákos
Szabó,
Borbála
Szanyi,
Tamás
Szvet, Kata
Tranker
Established in
1955
and named after Hungarian painter and graphic artist
Gyula Derkovits
(1894–1934), the scholarship has contributed to creating ideal working conditions for young people embarking on a career in art. In its 60th year in 2015, the state scholarship grant is intended for young people who have completed their studies and are working as independent artists.
Opening times: Monday - Sunday 10-18 h, Thursday: 12-20 h.
