Creators and Performers: Anna Biczók, Gyula, Cserepes, Emese Cuhorka, Dóra Furulyás, Patrik Kelemen, Varga Csaba
Music: Zoltán Mizsei
Light: Orsolya Pete
Sound: Vince Varga
Costume: Emese Kasza / Mei Kawa
Choreographer: László Fülöp
Producer: SÍN Cultural Center

How could the feeling of summer stroll be re-created in winter, without time-travelling? Or how could an illusion of sunny summer day promenade be created? How do we memorize moments of our lives? Especially if they were pleasant, we consciously come back to them again and again to sensate all those feelings.

Associative art helps to revitalize that kind of memories. Painting was always that associative art that allowed to plunge into the forgotten sensations. Precisely painting was the media that created visual illusion of presence. But progress does not stand still, and the new forms of reproductions of images were created. Contemporary technologies of printing on lenticular lenses and multimedia give an opportunity to create a visual illusion that gives birth to our memories. The Summer Garden series is printed in stereo vario technique and amazes with the accuracy of rendering of sensations through the shifting holographic picture.

The artist Olga Tobreluts is a pioneer in media art. She experiments succsessfully with new media and techniques for a long time. Her solo show in the UVG Art Gallery is a the long-awaited event. From the only beginning of Olgas artistic career she experimented with different mixes of photography and cinema, video and paintings, and only after 25 years technologies and techniques are overtaking her ambitions and intentions, and became her reliable assistants in case of creating illusions for the audience.

The Summer Garden exhibition helps spectators to move to Saint-Petersburg (Russia), and to feel the fleeting tickle of tender breeze, to squint from the sunbeams while strolling in the garden on a summer day. The exhibition at the UVG Art Gallery is like an island of calmness in bustling megapolis, where art pieces are just like fairy images – like portals in time, that give an opportunity to take rests and to calm for everyone who joins the show.

The 5-day long event takes place between 15-19 May at Bethlen Téri Színház, offering more than 14 solo act performances presented by well-known Hungarian and foreign artists, such as Tomas Danielis, Miroljuba Petrova, Lee in Soo and Ayumi Toyabe. Bethlen Gallery gives home to János Eifer’s dance photo exhibition on the festival’s first day, and as a specialty, Krisztián Gergye invites everyone to witness his dance performance at Roth Miksa Museum’s garden every day at 6 PM.

Are you in for a cultural treat? Find out more about the festival’s schedule on THIS website!

Dr. Peter Mayer’s Photo Exhibition entitled Ode to Our Hands

is opening on 7 November at 3 pm

in the Art Gallery of the Budapest XIII District City Hall (1st floor).

The exhibition can be visited between 7 November and 1 December 2017 during normal, weekly office hours.

Zadam Association’s newest performance focusing on the road of self-exploration leading to the realization of our dreams premieres this fall with four of the most gifted dancers. Don’t miss out on their premiere held in Bethlen Téri Theatre on 13 September, 19pm.

For more info, visit their website: zadam.hu

Similarly to last year the event will take place at AnKERT, there will be screening, music and game, but the best part is that we can cheer together for Sing (directed by Kristóf Deák), which is nominated for Best Live Action Short Film!

More info coming soon!