"Immersion / Jewelery Practices" FISE exhibition in Pécs, at the Nádor Gallery

The exhibition will be opened by Róbert Mascher DLA, Ferenczy Noémi award-winning industrial artist, president of FISE, and Eszter Zámori, visual artist, University of Pécs doctoral student, curator of the exhibition.
Márton Kovács on the violin and puppeteers László Rumi and Zsuzsa Szabó Pámpillás will take part in the opening.

Opening: October 26, 6 p.m
Duration of the exhibition: October 26 - November 17, 2023.
Opening hours: Mon-Fri: 14:00-18:00
Location: 7621 Pécs, 15 Széchenyi tér

The exhibition titled Immersion offers a larger cross-section of the works of the Young Industrial Artists Studio Association Collection. Since FISE represents all branches of the applied arts and extends into fine art border areas, the collection includes all important genres. In Merítés, we present works from the FISE Collection, which includes the works of more than 100 artists, from the fields of jewelry art, ceramics and porcelain, glass art, textiles, graphics and photography, and design.

The exhibition, titled Jewelry Practices, is an integral part of the larger Immersion featuring the works of art from the FISE Collection. Contemporary jewelry selected from the collection and student works reflecting on them are presented here.
A special thank you to the Subject Creation Department of University of Pécs!

G.O.A.T. // Notes from Yemen // Exhibition of jewelry designer Patrícia Harsány and design designer Nelli Szabó

Exhibition opening date: October 25, 2023, 7:00 p.m
The exhibition will be opened by: Márton Szentpéteri Phd habil.
It can be visited: until 10.11.2023, on working days between 13:00 and 18:00.

G.O.A.T. Greatest Of All Time.

The exhibition presents the time Patrícia Harsány and Nelli Szabó spent in Yemen, on the island of Socotra. For two weeks on the island, the creative couple held art workshops for young people at the local university and at the Socotra Festival. The island's curiosity is that it is a kind of marginal enclave within the Arab region, both culturally and in terms of its biodiversity. Traveling to the island is still a relatively new opportunity and working together with the locals, even though it has only recently become possible for certain professionals who are valuable to the island, so this was an exceptional opportunity for them both as a European woman and as a designer couple.
The exhibition will feature his own reflections, presenting daily life in Sokotra together with objects, notes and stories like a diary.

Visitors to the exhibition are welcomed with Socotra honey and Arabic coffee.

News from Mátranovák

The metalsmith section occupied the artist's house at Mátranovák again. 15 of them are and work there with liquid metals and other materials and tools - wich can be frightening for an ordinary person. They work with aluminium mostly.
And there is preparing a special weathercocok for our majer helper and supporter, László Borkovics!

"Here is cheer and the weather is fine! - informed us the team - as we can see on the photos too.
Keep it up guys!

Colourful_Ujszaszi

In this multicoloured series the colours are in the focus.
Every responder choose a colour and an object.
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Player: Tünde Újszászi, artist

Colour: black and white

Whys: this time is my "black era", but there is always the white next to it

Highlighted object: White knitting needles from my grandmother

The story: I was about 10 when my grandma 'from Pest', mother of my mother teached me to knit. I owe her my enquiry after the textile and I keep and use her knitting needles since then.

More about Tünde: http://tundeujszaszi.com

A kiállítást 2016. szeptember 13-án kedden 18 órakor,
Stomfai Krisztina ékszertervező, a Moholy-Nagy Művészeti Egyetem tanára nyitja meg.
Megtekinthető 2016. szeptember 21-ig, munkanapokon 13-18 óra között

2015. október 2-án a Design Hét keretében, a FISE Galéria által negyedik alkalommal megrendezett Design Párbajon (DESIGN FALAT / FALAT DESIGN), a FISE művésztanár tagjaiból és az ő diákjaikból összeállított csapatok mérték össze már másodjára kreativitásukat egy workshop keretén belül. A négyfős csapatoknak három óra alatt, kizárólag a helyszínen kapott anyagok, eszközök felhasználásával és bizonyos tervezési kritériumoknak megfelelve kellett a Kubizmus című fiktív kiállításunk megnyitójára olyan tálaló és szervírozó eszközöket tervezni és modellezni, amelyeket Góg Angéla food designert alkotásai és a kiállítás mottója inspiráltak. Az elkészült munkákat szakmabeli bírálókból összeállított zsűri értékelte.

Az öt csapat jó hangulatú párbaját a budapesti Kisképző (Képző- és Iparművészeti Szakközépiskola / Szakgimnázium és Kollégium) csapata nyerte meg. A párbajon az iskola felnőtt ötvös képzését képviselő diákok Németh Orsolya, Kovács Emese és Brada Hedvig voltak, Szilos András művésztanár irányításával.

A verseny díjaként a nyertes csapat lehetőséget kapott egy kiállításon való bemutatkozásra a FISE Galériában. A kiállítás keretében az iskola nappali és esti munkarendű ötvös szakos képzésének több évtized alatt kidolgozott, a mai kor igényei szerint aktualizált tanmenetének és feladatainak átfogó bemutatása valósul meg.

Tóth Zoltán, ötvösművész válaszai. Villámkérdéseket tettünk fel néhány tagunknak, hogy lássuk/lássátok, mi minden volt tavaly!

1. Mi volt számodra a 2015-ös év legpozitívabb élménye?
Az Ékszerek Éjszakája Budapest rendezvény nagyszerű volt. Remek pozitív pörgés volt a részvétel. Jól meghatározható irány, pont, "részcél" volt.

2. És mi volt a legnagyobb bosszúsága?
Természetesen voltak bosszantó dolgok, de nem tudom eldönteni melyik volt a "leg". A bosszantó, de már elmúlt dolgok egyébként is súlytalanok lesznek.

3. Mi volt a leginspirálóbb dolog, ami 2015-ben történt Veled?
Egy privát, de értő megrendelő. Sok szempontból jókor talált meg. Az ékszer még készül.

4. Mi okozta a legnagyobb meglepetést az elmúlt év során?
Itt is nehéz a leget megtalálni. Bizonyára a sokféle elfogultság is befolyásol, de a "KONTAKT" pályázat fődíja sokat jelent(ett).

5. Milyen újdonságot próbáltál ki az elmúlt egy év során, és milyen tapasztalatot szereztél általa?
Úszva jutottam el egy szigetre.

6. Fogadalom 2016- ra / üzenet magadnak és másoknak a következő évre:
Összeszedettség, gyorsabb döntéshozás.

Weboldal: www.tothzoltan.com

The PETHŐ-INSTITUTE is world-famous for its conductive-pedagogy for training and developing handicapped children. The exhibition presents a one-year-long creative project. Children were educated and inspired through fine-art. Their self-reflections were partly realised in particular painting, drawings and there are several space-objects made from natural materials. The creations are certainly interesting however the project was much more complex. The well-designed project offered a wide range of inputs actions for the participants and gained really deep breakthrough in remedial methods.

The project was supported by MOL / Hungarian Oil Company and Új Európa Alapítvány /New Europe Foundation.

Opening: 02.06.2015.
Dr. Bereczky Lóránd art historian, former director of the Hungarian National Gallery
Mascher Róbert DLA, professor of the Andras Pető College, the president of FISE

The participant children are:: Andrási Tamás, Kiss Viktor, Boczán Fanni, Farkas István, Puszta Barbara, Bódi Dávid, Fehér Vivien, Radics Enikő, Káté Dzsenifer, Fülöp Szabolcs, Simon Kinga, Pleter Mónika, Mészöly Vivien, Szűcs Gréta, Ignácz Pralád, Strasser Pál

Art teachers: Basa Anikó, Bánkúti István, Lakatos Ildikó, Máté Beáta, Vadász Zsuzsanna

The exhibition will be opened by:
KOÓS DANIELLA DLA is the curator of the jubilee Budapest Design Week and
MASCHER RÓBERT DLA is the president of the Studio of Young Designers Association

Opening: Tuesday, October 10, 2023 at 7 p.m
The exhibition can be viewed until 20 October 2023, from Monday to Friday between 13:00 and 18:00
At FISE Gallery: 1054 Budapest, Kálmán Imre utca 16.

This year, in connection with the 20th anniversary of the Budapest Design Week, the Association of Young Artists Studio recalls the design moments of the past 20 years in black and white. On this occasion, the gallery will feature objects and works of art that do not know the middle ground and move on the edge of the spectrum.

Exhibiting artists: Brigitta B. Horváth, Dóra Balogh, Ágnes Elek, Judit Grünfelder, Debóra Horák, Julis Dóri Katona, Bernadett Kiss, Róbert Mascher, Gyula Mihály, Mária Virág Molnár, Anita Monori, Orsolya Németh, Dóra Papp-Vid, Kriszta Sustik , Berta Ujváry, Szilvia Vágó

Playing through light - exhibition of glass artist Katalin Hermann and photographer Lili Sziráki

Opening: Tuesday, September 26, 2023, at 6 p.m.
The exhibition will be opened by: Róbert Mascher, DLA industrial artist, president of FISE

The opening will be attended by: Kriszta Kozma, Bianka Ney and Orsi Szabó
On view: until October 6, 2023, from Monday to Friday from 13:00 to 18:00.

Glass is a particulary independent material. Katalin Hermann does not want to tame it, but to collaborate with this unique medium. Our 21th century world slowly caught up with the process of creating glass, which for centuries has left the master only moments to decide what she wants to see in the glowing, red object formed at the end of the blowpipe. His personality, the medium and the moment is embodied in each of his works.

What kind of glasses do you see the world through? How do we perceive the environment around us? What do we focus on? What filters do we use? What do we exclude, and what do we let through? The current series of photographs by Lili Sziráki is a new, experimental work, in which she plays with different transmissive spatial planes, extracted details, painted and drawn nature related elements in abstract effect images.

One day: Harmonic convergence - exhibition of textile artist Kinga Földi and graphic artist Marianna Lantos

The exhibition will be opened by the ceramic artist József Simon Zsolt.
Opening on Tuesday, September 12, 2023 at 6 p.m
It can be viewed until September 22, 2023, from Monday to Friday from 13:00 to 18:00

One day: Harmonic convergence
"One Day" presents the contemporary botanical paintings of Marianna Lantos Nagy and the sculptures of the textile artist Kinga Földi, celebrating the joyful, the fantastic and the deeply human. We recommend the exhibition to art lovers who are looking for something special.
Welcome to the transcendent alliance of two remarkable artists, a botanical journey into the realm of beauty, memory, and the profound connection between plants and humans.
Bright and colorful beauty is the leading star of this joint exhibition. Marianna Lantos' watercolor paintings capture the magical essence of plant life. With every delicate brushstroke, she breathes life into her subjects, revealing the awe-inspiring allure of nature's creations. Kinga Földi, on the other hand, shapes silk into sculptures that dance with colors and light, proving the beauty that emerges from the most unexpected materials. Together, they invite us to discover a world where beauty is not just an aesthetic experience, but a deep connection with the essence of life.

Földi Kinga:
Kinga Földi creates objects inspired by nature, but their messages are more complex than being mere natural forms. They talk to us on a deeper human level through a language that we all share: our feelings, desires and struggle. Her sculptures originate from the biological world and are made from silk dupioni using pin-tuck technique. Still, they are not naturalistic creations, but rather creatures and gestures of her imagination.

Nagy Lantos Marianna:
Botanical art is an invitation to a parallel world, where the delicate dance of flora and human souls becomes tangible on the surface of the paper. A passage where Marianna Nagy Lantos weaves a tapestry of beauty and memories. Her artistic journey, like a whimsical expedition through nature's playground, captures this magical connection, turning it into a joyous experience. Through its vivid depiction, we understand that we are not only observers, but also participants in the great fabric of life. Her art is a testament to the fascinating and ever-evolving relationship between humans and the botanical world, and fills our hearts with boundless joy.

At the end of the year 2020, with the support of the Hungarian Academy of Arts, the applied arts collection of the Studio of Young Applied Artists Association was created! There are currently 105 outstanding works by FISE members in the unique collection. In the future, we will make it visible to the general public both at home and abroad!

The FISE Galéria cordially invites you and your friends to become a student of the Department of Design/BA and Ceramic Design/MA at the PTE Faculty of Arts
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The exhibition will be opened by: Zsófia Karsai DLA, Ferenczy Noémi award-winning artist, assistant professor at PTE MK

Opening on Tuesday, August 22, 2023 at 6 p.m
It can be viewed until September 8, 2023, from Monday to Friday from 13:00 to 18:00.

Remember, until the opening of this great exhibition, the Gallery and the office will be closed for summer vacation!

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In June 2023, 18 students of BA in Object Design and MA in Ceramic Design defended their degrees at the Faculty of Music and Visual Arts, at the University of Pécs. The exhibition opening in the FISE Gallery is a selection of the graduates' work. The objects on display were made in the workshops of ceramic design, metalwork, and glass design specializations.
The exhibition will be opened by Zsófia Karsai DLA, Noémi Ferenczy Award-winning artist, senior lecturer at the Faculty of Music and Visual Arts, University of Pécs
Yue Lei

Exhibiting artists: Eszter Akácsos, Viola Bálint, Péter Baran, Dulguuntsetseg Dashkhishig, Borbála Farkas, Vivien Galcsik, Sára Keszthelyi, Boróka Pálfai, János Pengő, Réka Pető, Enikő Szabadi, Yue Lei