NEOGRÁDY LÁSZLÓ
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Love Letter. Antal László Neogrády (Hungarian, 1861-1942). Oil on cardboard.
Neogrády studied at the School of Model Drawing under Janos Greguss, then at the Munich Academy. He took part in exhibitions from 1888 mostly with his watercolours. Between 1893 and 1931 he taught watercolour painting at the Academy of Fine Arts.
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135 év krónikája, a Neográdi László helytörténeti gyüjtemény otthonában. Megtekinthető, H-P 10.00-18.00. Szombat: 10.00-14.00. https://www.instagram.com/p/CCx19amApzq/?igshid=2clbmwutk33y
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EIGHT WEEKS: HUNGARIAN PHOTOGRAPHERS DURING THE PANDEMIC
@Lilla Szász, Mask Fashion (2020)
Eight Weeks
Eight weeks. This is how long we followed the activities of contemporary Hungarian photographers in the virtual space during the pandemic. The eight selections published on the Capa Center blog from week to week will appear in the physical space now in the form of a pop-up exhibition, commemorating the events of the past few months.
We all went through and reacted to the period of the COVID-19 pandemic in different ways, gaining a wide array of experience. The pandemic and its consequences have considerably impacted the lives of photographers as well. Yet, they continued doing what they do anyway: they took pictures. Of course, not exactly the same pictures and not exactly in the same way as before: some of them stayed at home and created a visual diary of the lockdown, while others would still go out on the streets to record the changed living conditions and cityscape. The radically changed experience of space and time was evident both behind and beyond the windowpane: gloves and masks put on and thrown away; disinfected places and fruits; empty urban spaces and rediscovered corners of the home; festivities and everyday life intertwined.
Life is slowly returning to normal while the reminiscences and consequences of the virus are still with us. The presented photographs provide an opportunity to look back at and reflect on the memorable spring that has possibly altered our relationship with the future as well. The exhibition, which was compiled to present a varied selection of creative attitudes and viewpoints, showcases this period through the images published on the public Instagram profile of thirty-nine photographers.
Judit Gellér and Balázs Gáspár
curators of the exhibition
Robert Capa Contemporary Photography Center
Vernissage: July 07, 2020, 6pm
Opening remarks by Viktor Horváth, writer
Exhibiting artists: Vera A Fehér, Orsi Ajpek, Emese Altnőder, Máté Bartha, László Gábor Belicza, János Bődey, Sándor Csudai, Judit Dombóvári, Andi Gáldi Vinkó, Luca Gőbölyös, András D. Hajdú, Enikő Hodosy, Márton Kállai, Csilla Klenyánszki, Endre Koronczi, Dániel Kovalovszky, Gábor Arion Kudász, Péter Máté, Márton Mónus, Barnabás Neogrády-Kiss, Zsófia Pályi, Péter Puklus, András Ravasz, Bálint Rádóczy, Benedek Regős, Sára Révai, Bianka Rostás, Zsófia Sivák, Ákos Stiller, Bernadett Szabó, Krisztina Szalay, Gergely Szatmári, Katalin Száraz, Lilla Szász, Éva Szombat, Mátyás Szöllősi, Sára Erzsébet Timár, Dorottya Vékony, Boglárka Éva Zellei
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Neogrády László ( 1896-1962) magyar festő ✽ Greensleeves
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NEOGRÁDY LÁSZLÓ
Tanyasi udvar / Falusi életkép / Parasztudvar / Nagymosás a faluvégen
ezek egyszerűen megkülönböztethetetlenek, teljesen egyforma az összes
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