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Mon, 08 Apr
|Kápolnásnyék
International meeting, exhibition and round table discussion
The Community College of Art for the Carpathian Basin, in cooperation with a Transylvanian and a German organization, runs the project entitled Barns: quality spaces for housing and culture. The project deals with the design and promotion of innovative and green solutions for barn conversions.
Time & Location
08 Apr 2024, 17:00 – 18:30
Kápolnásnyék, Kápolnásnyék, Kazinczy u. 22-30, 2475 Hungary
About the event
The transformations are the result of the joint work of architects and visual artists.
The upcoming international meeting is part of the project funded by the Creative Europe program. During the two days event we organise an exhibition and a roundtable discussion and a one day field trip to visit some good examples of converted and unconverted barns in Hungary. Exhibition As part of the BarnCulture project, visual artists created works that were inspired by the barn. There are works that were installed in existing barns, and some that were inspired by experiences, materials, functions or techniques related to them. At our exhibition, visitors can enjoy the photo documentation of the works created and some of the originals will also be exhibited.
The exhibition will be opened by the leaders of the three project partner organisations
Eszter Rodics president of the Community College of Art for the Carpathian Basin
Werner Thumann director of the Landcare Association Neumarkt in der Oberpfalz
Gergely Rodics director of the Agri-Cultura-Natura Transylvaniae Association.
Roundtable discussion
"Cooperation between architecture and fine art"
What are the possible ways of cooperation between architecture and contemporary art today? What is the
place of art in minimalist designs? What is the place of organic architecture or nature art in it? And how are
traditions related to this in an age when the future of barns is not in farming, but in finding new functions?
We are looking for answers to these questions with the help of our invited contributors and the audience.
Moderator of the conversation:
Dénes Nagy President of the Committee for Folk Architecture of the Veszprém Center of the Hungarian
Academy of Sciences and President of the International Symmetry Society (Budapest, Melbourne)
Participants:
Leonhard Thumann architect and visual artist, member of the Berschneider + Berschneider Architecture
Office (Germany)
Florian Roth architect, Masters student at the Technical University of Munich (Germany)
Ernő Bogos architect, director of the Transylvanian Károly Kós Association (Transylvania, Romania)
Péter Alpár sculptor and visual artist, lecturer at the Sepsiszentgyörgy Department of Fine Arts of the
University of Pécs (Transylvania, Romania)
Gergő Radev architect, head of the Forest Model Engineering Office (Hungary)
Zoltán Berei Dada artist (Hungary)