Two upcoming exhibitions will highlight the works of contemporary photographer Tibor Zátonyi and animator Ágnes Háy. Zátonyi’s transporting and evocative black and white prints are questions and stories rolled in one.
Háy first came to serious attention with her film titled Plasticine (1971-1972) by pioneering the use of plastics, a technique that has become widely imitated. This time her most important “moving” works can be seen in the Pixel Gallery, and will be accompanied by workshops in the educational studio next door. See www.ndr.hu/HAfor more information.
Entry to both exhibitions is free.
Tibor Zátonyi: White Shadows
Dates: Jan. 4-24
Place: Red and Black Gallery
Open daily 11am-7pm, closed Monday
Ágnes Háy: Moving Pictures
Dates: Jan. 9-Mar. 2
Place: Pixel Gallery
Open Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Sat-Sun 10am-6pm
1024 Budapest, Fény utca 20-22.
