Collector’s Selection 2024

Thursday January 25th, 2024

As in previous years, the 2024 Collector’s Selection will continue to represent high quality and exclusivity, but this does not mean that it is exclusively for collectors. Rather, it is a matter of personal choice, as we have selected only those works that are important to us and that would be worthy of being included in any prestigious collection. Our exhibition will be divided into three different sections of works: […]

As in previous years, the 2024 Collector’s Selection will continue to represent high quality and exclusivity, but this does not mean that it is exclusively for collectors. Rather, it is a matter of personal choice, as we have selected only those works that are important to us and that would be worthy of being included in any prestigious collection.

Our exhibition will be divided into three different sections of works:
In the first, we present foreign and domestic graphic rarities not yet included in the domestic art trade: Karel Appel, Fernandez Arman, Max Bill, Corneille, Sandro Chia, Maurice Estève, Luis Feito, François Fiedler, Hans Hartung, André Lanskoy, Antoni Tàpies, Günther Uecker, Wolf Vostell, etc. That is, the abstract artists of the second half of the 20th century that regularly made lithographs, serigraphs, and engravings. However, these have not been sold in Hungary until now. It is important for the Hungarian public to become familiar with them, as knowledge of the international context is essential for the interpretation and positioning of Hungarian works.

The second section presents works by contemporary artists who can already be considered classics. These include paintings by János Aknay, Imre Bak, Márton Barabás, Zsófi Barabás, László feLugossy, Péter Földi, István Haász, Tamás Hencze, Gábor Kerekes, Károly Klimó, Tamás Lossonczy, László Mulasics, Árpád Szabados, Dávid Szentgróti, József Szurcsik and András Wahorn.

In our third section, we present an outstanding, curated work by each of the artists represented by the Resident Art gallery. You will find works by Ákos Bánki, Barnabás Benkő, András Braun, Endre Hortobágyi, Konrád Kaszás, Attila Kondor, Panni Marosi, Enikő Márton, Sándor Molnár, Stefan Osnowski, Eszter Ronga, Attila Stark, Barbara Szlávik, Andrea Csekő, Gyula Valkó and Ágnes Verebics.

Catalogue is available by clicking on the image below:

25 January – 10 February 2024 (1085 Budapest, Horánszky street 5. I. floor)
Open: on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays 1 – 6 pm, on Saturdays 10 am – 1 pm

Further information:
János Schneller +36 30 590 5327
Ákos Bánki +36 70 223 9166
[email protected]

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New Kids on the Wall – Christmas Resident Art Fair catalogue published for 2023

Monday December 4th, 2023

New Kids on the Wall – Christmas Resident Art Fair 2023 14-22 December 2023 (1085 Budapest, Horánszky street 5. I. floor) open: Monday-Friday 12 am – 7 pm, Saturday & Sunday 10 am – pm curators: János Schneller & Ákos Bánki Browse online the catalogue >> HERE Download pdf >> HERE Debuting in 2018, the Resident Art Fair is now in its ninth year. As the title of the fair suggests, the […]

New Kids on the Wall – Christmas Resident Art Fair 2023
14-22 December 2023 (1085 Budapest, Horánszky street 5. I. floor)
open: Monday-Friday 12 am – 7 pm, Saturday & Sunday 10 am – pm
curators: János Schneller & Ákos Bánki

Browse online the catalogue >> HERE
Download pdf >> HERE

Debuting in 2018, the Resident Art Fair is now in its ninth year. As the title of the fair suggests, the curators, Ákos Bánki and János Schneller, have focused on emerging artists. In addition to the regular exhibitors, they have invited nearly 40 new exhibitors, most of whom have never been to a fair before and most of whom are making their debut in the contemporary art market, i.e. just starting their careers. The fair is an opportunity for young people to showcase their work and sell it.
In contrast to previous years, the 250-page online catalogue clearly features a greater number of figurative tendencies this year, although in many cases abstraction and figuration cannot be clearly separated on canvas. In addition to grotesque figures, visions inherited from the world of street art and bizarre imagery, many reflect on the visual phenomena of technical innovations in digital imaging, while others make use of the vision of familiar trends in art history. Many of the works are characterised by a strong, sometimes garish use of colour, fragmentation, collage-like composition and a strong presence of intervisuality. Taken as a whole, the catalogue is a very diverse selection, characterised most of all by a boldness of exploration and a sense of quality.

Who is the fair for? For all those who want to gain an insight into the world of contemporary painting and see a rich immersion in the art of the young and emerging generation. For anyone who wants to get in touch with contemporary art. For anyone who wants to experience original, contemporary artwork instead of dozens of posters, or who wants to give the gift of an original, life-changing Christmas experience.
“Our fairs are all about discovery, introduction and reaching a new generation of art lovers and art consumers. Over the past five years, we have discovered many emerging talents who have debuted and sold their first artwork here – many of whom are now important participants in the contemporary art scene. On the other hand, many young art lovers have bought their first artwork here. That is what we are most proud of.” – say the curators

 

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Collector’s Selection 2023 – Resident Art’s New Year’s fine art fair opens on January 18

Wednesday January 11th, 2023

Resident Art Fair │ Collector’s Selection 2023  Curators: artist Ákos Bánki & art historian János Schneller Online catalogue >> HERE Pdf to download >> HERE Opening: 18 January 2023 Location: Resident Art Gallery (1085 Budapest, Horánszky street 5.) The art fair runs until: 28 January 2023 Opening hours: on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays 1-6pm; on Saturday 10am-1pm; and by appointment ([email protected])

Resident Art Fair │ Collector’s Selection 2023 

Curators: artist Ákos Bánki & art historian János Schneller

Online catalogue >> HERE
Pdf to download >> HERE

Opening: 18 January 2023
Location: Resident Art Gallery (1085 Budapest, Horánszky street 5.)
The art fair runs until: 28 January 2023
Opening hours: on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays 1-6pm; on Saturday 10am-1pm; and by appointment ([email protected])

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Resident Art Fair │ Autumn Buzz 2022 │ contemporary Art Fair

Thursday October 27th, 2022

Contemporary art fair of the latest works of young and Up n’ Coming artists on Klauzál square, Budapest. Curators: artist Ákos Bánki & art historian János Schneller Online catalogue >> HERE Pdf to download >> HERE The concept of the Resident Art fairs: we offer freshly made works by young artists at affordable prices. More than 300 artworks by 70 invited artists on the Autumn Buzz 2022. Opening: 6pm, 10 November 2022 Opening speech: drMáriás […]

Contemporary art fair of the latest works of young and Up n’ Coming artists on Klauzál square, Budapest.

Curators: artist Ákos Bánki & art historian János Schneller

Online catalogue >> HERE
Pdf to download >> HERE

The concept of the Resident Art fairs: we offer freshly made works by young artists at affordable prices.
More than 300 artworks by 70 invited artists on the Autumn Buzz 2022.

Opening: 6pm, 10 November 2022
Opening speech: drMáriás
Location: Klauzal6 Project Gallery (1072 Budapest, Klauzál square 6.)
The art fair runs until: 20 November 2022
Opening hours: every day 1-7pm

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Blue Over Berlin – Enikő Márton’s exhibition opens at the Resident Art gallery on November 3

BLUE OVER BERLIN – solo exhibition of Enikő Márton  Opening: 6pm, 3 November 2022 Opening speech: esthete Andrea Bordács Location: Resident Art Gallery (1085 Budapest, Horánszky street 5.) The exhibition runs until: 8 December 2022 Opening hours: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 1-6pm; on Saturdays by appointment only ([email protected]) Enikő Márton is a hungarian contemporary abstract artist lives and works in Berlin. Born in 1980 Fehérgyarmat, Hungary. Studies DLA / Doctor of Liberal Arts 2015 University of Lapland, Faculty of […]

BLUE OVER BERLIN – solo exhibition of Enikő Márton 

Opening: 6pm, 3 November 2022
Opening speech: esthete Andrea Bordács
Location: Resident Art Gallery (1085 Budapest, Horánszky street 5.)
The exhibition runs until: 8 December 2022
Opening hours: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 1-6pm; on Saturdays by appointment only ([email protected])

Enikő Márton is a hungarian contemporary abstract artist lives and works in Berlin. Born in 1980 Fehérgyarmat, Hungary.

Studies
DLA / Doctor of Liberal Arts 2015
University of Lapland, Faculty of Art and Design, Rovaniemi, Finnland / Prof. Juhani Tuominen 2012
University of Pécs, doctoral studies in the fine arts (PTE MK) Hungary / DLA Péter Somody; 2009 – 2012
Academy of Fine Arts Munich, Art Therapy (AdBK) Germany / Prof. Dr. Gertraud Schottenloher; 2004 – 2006
Academy of Fine Arts Munich, fine art/painting (AdBK) Germany / Prof. Jerry Zeniuk; 2002 – 2003
University of Pécs, Faculty of visual Arts (PTE MK) Hungary / DLA Péter Somody; 1999 – 2004

Scholarships
Doctoral Scholarship, PTE MK DI, Pécs 2009-2012
Erasmus Scholarship, University of Lapland, Faculty of Art and
Design, Rovaniemi, Finnland 2012
Hungarian State Scholarship, Pécs 2004
Socrates-Erasmus Scholarship: Academy of Fine Arts Munich, (AdBK)
Germany 2002 – 2003

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Patterns in Piles – Anna Eszter Tóth’s exhibition opens at the Resident Art gallery on September 28

Wednesday September 21st, 2022

Patterns in Piles │ solo exhibition of Anna Eszter Tóth Opening: 28th of September 2022, 6pm Location: 1085 Budapest, Horánszky street 5. Opening speech: art historian Zsófia Kiss-Ványa “I observe those visual situations surrounding me, which are created by human activities and by nature and which contain some kind of artistic qualities or problems. I look at these marks which tell stories of their own formation, and they always conserve […]

Patterns in Piles │ solo exhibition of Anna Eszter Tóth

Opening: 28th of September 2022, 6pm
Location: 1085 Budapest, Horánszky street 5.
Opening speech: art historian Zsófia Kiss-Ványa

“I observe those visual situations surrounding me, which are created by human activities and by nature and which contain some kind of artistic qualities or problems. I look at these marks which tell stories of their own formation, and they always conserve something unknown and hidden which is beyond their own existence.
My aim is to capture, preserve and recreate these found situations. I materialise them in different media based on the character of the subject. I leave marks on the diverse surfaces by printing, pouring, gestural painting, the building and destroying of collage-layers, sculpting and by taking photographs.
Through my artistic practices, I look for art in reality and reality in art, which leads to the intersection of art and the aesthetic reflection on everyday visual happenings. The examined spectacle and the depiction becomes interchangeable. With this intermedia approach, my art continuously shifts between art and life.”

The exhibition runs until 26th of October 2022.
Opening hours: 1-6pm on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 10am-1pm on Saturday

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The catalog of the Garten Balaton Art Fair 2022 has been published!

Friday July 22nd, 2022

Colorful, melancholic, nobody-understands, abstract, in love, realistic, naked, geometric, minimalist, nihilistic, it fits your furniture, the color of your eyes, a good gift, investment… whatever topic you’re looking for, we have an artwork for it! 50 invited artists, 200 artworks… overwhelming genre diversity at Balaton’s largest art fair! Catalogue for download >> HERE Catalogue for online preview >> HERE Artists: Balogh Kristóf József, Benkő Barnabás, Bodolóczki Linda, Borsándi Balázs Boci, Csatlós […]

Colorful, melancholic, nobody-understands, abstract, in love, realistic, naked, geometric, minimalist, nihilistic, it fits your furniture, the color of your eyes, a good gift, investment… whatever topic you’re looking for, we have an artwork for it!

50 invited artists, 200 artworks… overwhelming genre diversity at Balaton’s largest art fair!

Catalogue for download >> HERE
Catalogue for online preview >> HERE

Artists: Balogh Kristóf József, Benkő Barnabás, Bodolóczki Linda, Borsándi Balázs Boci, Csatlós Asztrid, Csekő Andrea, Czanik Mátyás, David Sutherland, drMáriás, Gyarmati Zsolt, Hajgató Terézia, Hermann Zsófia, Horváth Lóczy Judit, Jánosi Anna, Jenei Anita, Kaszás Konrád, Koczka Viola, Komár Sabrina, Kóródi Zsuzsa, Kósa Péter, Kovács Petra, Marosi Panni, Márton Enikő, Matisz Richárd, Merényi Dávid, Mészáráos László, Nagy Zsófi, Naomi Devil, Németh Ábel, Olah Ana, Pataki Lluca, Péterfy Ábel, Polónyi Fáni, Robitz Anikó, Ronga Eszter, Soós Kata, Stark Attila, Szax Olivér, Szlávik Barbara, Szőke Gáspár, Szőke Lili, Szöllősi Géza, Tóth Anna Eszter, Töttös Kata, Üveges Mónika, Valkó Dávid, Verebics Ági, Verebics Kati, Zámbó Attila

Opening: 5 August 2022, 5pm
Curators: Ákos Bánki artist and János Schneller art historian
Location: Nagy Gyula Gallery (8228 Lovas, Fő street 12.)
Opening hours: 5-14 August 2022, 2pm – 10pm every day • Entry free

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