FISE Tagfelvétel 2025.

A FISE 2025. évi tagfelvételének időpontja: július 4., péntek 14.00 -18.30-ig
Bármely iparművészeti ággal vagy művészetelmélettel foglalkozó érdeklődő jelentkezhet. Diploma nem feltétel, de ha művészeti hallgató vagy, akkor még várj egy kicsit...

Jelentkezés a tagfelvételre az alábbi űrlapon: https://forms.gle/gYhXJkLvMvVRVmBG8
Időpontfoglalás a tagfelvételre https://fise-tagfelvetel.reservio.com/
(A nevedet, mint személyes adatot add meg.)

Megkérjük a jelentkezőket, hogy a 10-15 perces beszélgetésre hozzanak magukkal:
- egy A4-es lapon életrajzot az elérhetőségekkel (végzettség, postacím, e-mail cím, telefonszám)
- pendrive-on portfóliót
- néhány eredeti (nem nagyméretű) alkotást, rajzot, amely rögtön el is vihető
- háromezer forintot, eljárási díjra, - amely felvétel esetén egyben az idei tagdíj is.

További felvilágosítás, és információ: iroda@fise.hu, és a www.facebook.com/FISE.art.craft.design -on.”

Pár szó az Egyesületről:
A FISE független szakmai szervezet 43 éve segíti az iparművészek pályáját: kiállítási lehetőség biztosításával, folyamatos tájékoztatással, érdekképviselettel. A tagság 10 szakma szerint szakosztályba tagolódik, az egyesületet választott vezetőség irányítja. A FISE irodája, 4 műterme, Mátranováki Alkotóháza mellett, Budapest szívében a Kálmán Imre utcában működtet egy galériát is. Itt háromhetente rendezünk kiállításokat, ahol a tagok bemutatkozhatnak a szakmai és a tágabb közönségnek. Időnként külföldi meghívásoknak is eleget teszünk, tanulmányutakat szervezünk. Segítünk megvalósítani tagjaink művészi célkitűzéseit, így egyre többen vannak, akik FISE tagként indultak el és mára a magyar kultúra és művészet nemzetközileg is elismert alkotói lettek.

Munkánkról honlapunkon többet is megtudhattok: www.fise.hu

FISE art·craft·design
Közhasznú Egyesület
H-1054 Budapest, Kálmán Imre utca 16.
E-mail: iroda@fise.hu web: www.fise.hu

SOMETHING CUBA - Exhibition by painter Ildikó Brauer

The exhibition will be opened by: director M. Nagy Richárd.

Opening on Tuesday, May 13, 2025 at 6 p.m.

On view: until May 30, 2025
Monday-Tuesday 2-6 p.m., Wednesday-Thursday 2-7 p.m., Friday 2-5 p.m.

The exhibition invites the viewer to travel through time. Ildikó's snapshots, based on her own experiences, take us back to a bygone era. Havana, its colourful glitter, the maintenance of the American dream appears in her paintings through Oldsmobile cars. In this milieu, the people of today's society are "statisticians" in the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Women dressed in distinctive Cuban folk costumes who respect traditions and women who experience the lightness of today can coexist side by side.
We see a strange mixture, a world full of illusions that is lovable and very human.

Kérünk, a FISE javára ajánld fel személyi jövedelemadód 1%-át!

Mint minden évben, közhasznú Egyesületünk idén is fogadja az 1%-os felajánlásokat!
Kérjük, ne feledkezzetek meg erről a lehetőségről, hogy ilyen módon is támogassátok működésünket!

Mindenkit arra kérünk, az szja adóbevallás során a FISE javára ajánlja fel személyi jövedelemadója 1%-át, és mivel nagy kampányt nem áll módunkban folytatni, kérjétek erre ismerőseiteket is!

A felajánláshoz az Egyesület nevét és adószámát kell megadni:
A Fiatal Iparművészek Stúdiója Egyesület adószáma: 19638744-1-41

"Az egyesület célja, hogy iparművészek (kézműves és ipari tervezők) pályáját, a kulturális és művészeti életbe való beilleszkedését, jelenlétét és továbbfejlődését, a művészeti munka kibontakozását segítse. Lehetőséget teremtsen bel- és külföldi kiállításokon való szereplésre, művésztelepeken való részvételre. Naprakész információs bázist képez, vizuális nevelési, szervezési és kommunikációs feladatokat lát el. " ( FISE Alapszabály 1.2.1. pont)

Köszönjük!

Homage to the East II. (Oriental Practices) exhibition at the David Fine Arts Free Workshop

Opening Tuesday, June 10, 2025 at 6 p.m.

The exhibition will be opened by:
Ágnes Németh, Munkácsy Prize-winning artist,
Director of the Dávid Free Workshop of Fine Arts

Guided by: Ágnes Németh
Music: Béla Ágoston (Laotian mouth organ-khaen) and Masato Okazaki (singing saw)
Exhibitors: Katalin Banai, Ildikó Czifra, Gabriella Grand, Cecília Kankovszki, Annamária Kaszás, Orsolya Kathi, Mariann Móricz, Ágnes Németh, Júlia Szlama, Móni Wilhelm

On view: until June 27, 2025
Monday-Tuesday 2-6 p.m., Wednesday-Thursday 2-7 p.m., Friday 2-5 p.m.

A copy of Júlia Szlama's artwork will be included in the invitation

In Eastern art, there is a natural familiarity with a way of being that contemplates the universe, time, the inner dimensions of the human being, and the experience of unity among these connections. This perspective on existence is not linear but based on a partnership with
both earthly and cosmic nature.
Why is an Eastern image so captivating? Even through the tiniest micro-worlds, we can sense the all-pervading system of the greater whole. It speaks to us by evoking something hidden within ourselves about light, space, time, and meditative silence-offering an opportunity to experience these connections. The pictorial space and our living space are, in a way, the same; therefore, it can serve as a practice in self-awareness. This ego-free world conveys messages without words, communicating abstract concepts.

PRIMAVERA - The Art of Lost Delight
Goldsmith Boglárka Cselőtei, Fine Artist Krisztina Bóka and Floral Artist Dóra Légrádi

Opening on Wednesday, April 23, 2025 at 6 p.m.
Guests will be welcomed by Róbert Mascher DLA, President of FISE.
The exhibition will be opened by Szonja Rózsa, Artistic Director of ELLE Decoration magazine.

On view until May 9, 2025
Monday-Tuesday 2-6 p.m., Wednesday-Thursday 2-7 p.m., Friday 2-5 p.m.

PRIMAVERA – The (Lost) Art of Delight
How can a rigid, harsh metal object and a photo depicting a fleeting reality be enchanted into life? How can we slow down, even halt, the transience of a flower (rather, of life itself)? How can we reflect on a single theme through three different artistic mediums, and bring them closer together, onto a common ground? Is the right context essential for creating a successful artwork, or can we, in justified cases, rely on instinctual emotional connections? Exactly one year after the collaboration's inception, moving out of the digital realm, the partnership culminates in a joint curatorial effort, now in physical form. Fortuitous happenstances, old and new friendships, and a commonly spoken "language of flowers" characterize the genesis of the Primavera project. Self-expression, associative processes, the joy of free creation, rebirth in an art-for-art’s-sake movement, in the interpretation of visual artist Krisztina Bóka, floral artist Dóra Légrádi and jewellery designer Boglárka Cselőtei. 

Forms of touch - Exhibition by ceramicist Kála M. Kovács

Opening on Tuesday, April 1, 2025 at 6 p.m.
On view until April 17, 2025, Monday-Friday, 1-6 p.m.

The chimera seeks the boundaries not only of biological beings, but also of identity, and expresses the desire for transformation. In the works, hand movements and bird symbolism are combined as a means of gesticulation. Overt or unnoticed forms of non-verbal communication, unconscious reactions of our feelings. The half-bird, half-human creatures refer to the blurring of the boundaries of body and soul, providing an artistic language that encompasses not only the physical, but also the spiritual and emotional aspects of existence.
The objects record these moments.

Arthropod Elements - Exhibition of the 2024 Kozma Lajos Crafts and Applied Arts Scholarship Recipients

March 11, 2025, 6 p.m.

Guests will be welcomed by: Róbert Mascher, DLA designer, President of FISE
The exhibition will be opened by: Tünde Sipos, art historian

Organizers: Petőfi Cultural Agency and the Studio of Young Designer's Association.

The Kozma Lajos Crafts and Applied Arts Scholarship was established by the Hungarian government in 1987 with the aim of supporting the career start, creative work and artistic development of talented crafts and applied artists under the age of 35 who are engaged in independent artistic activity.
The main source of inspiration for this year's scholarship recipients is nature, the details of which they transform into various design objects in a captivating way. The concept of the Tasted Elements exhibition highlights how designers who think about object culture are able to recreate creative-complex systems from divided or articulated units found in nature and geometric structures. The costumes, jewelry, clothing accessories, ceramics, and furniture elements shown in the exhibition testify to the new dimensions of possibilities hidden in details.

Exhibiting artists: Anna Csenge Berkes, Angéla Bognár, Anna Horváth, Eszter Sára Kocsor, Anna Melegh, Valentin Szarvas
The exhibition can be viewed free of charge until March 28, 2025.

DIMENSIONS - A solo exhibition by ceramic artist Bernadett Kiss

Opening on Tuesday, February 18, 2025 at 6 p.m.
The exhibition will be opened by: Éva Csenkey, art historian
On view until March 7, 2025, Monday-Friday between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.

With the artworks in the exhibition titled DIMENSIONS, ceramic artist Bernadett Kiss researches and proves the interaction of materials and ideas, the organic connection between the past and the future. Her works are characterized by the absorption of lessons from the Far East, the harmonious connection between applied arts and fine arts. The colorfulness of the wood-fired ceramic cups renews traditions, and images of the future are drawn on the translucent lithophane porcelain sheets. The cat paw cups embody the combination of useful and lovely qualities. In the hope of the ever-expanding "dimensions" of the future, Bernadett Kiss asks for and welcomes the knowledgeable, friendly opinions of the visitors of the FISE Gallery.

17th Fresh FISHEs - the debut exhibition of the new members of FISE admitted in 2024

Guests welcomed by: Róbert Mascher, President of FISE
The exhibition will be opened by: Ildikó Fazekas, Design and Art Manager, Member of the FISE Board

On view until February 14, 2025, Monday-Friday between 2-6 p.m.

FRESH FISHES

This year, the season starts again with the debut group exhibition of the newly admitted members in the FISE Gallery. The artists who were admitted during last year's admission process will present themselves to the association's community and the wider public at their first joint exhibition.
The compilation in this case is exciting, as the works of artists from many fields and in many different situations are placed side by side, forming a collaboration open to new dialogue in the gallery space.
Our exhibitors: Dorina Ágoston, Ágnes Bercsényi, Kata Czinege, Csilla Csipkó, Márk Dávid, Dorina Bencsics, Kinga Fazakas, Andrea Erika Ispánovics, Virág Anna Kis, Beatrix Regina Kis, József Kovács, Fanni Nagy, Henrietta Pető, Pálma Sadecky, Alexandra Sebők, Zsófia Szász, Eszter Tábi, Diána Visnyei