Nora Szirmai

The works of the artists from Budapest were collected by the Ludwig Museum and brought to Szombathely.

The central theme of the exhibition is the plant, which has recently been of great interest to philosophers and artists alike. Plants are thought of as even less than animals (hence the title: slow animals), and often we do not even perceive their existence in our environment.

Nóra Szirmai - STEADILY | Photo: Zsolt D. Mészáros

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SZOMBATHELYI KÉPTÁR (Szombathely Picture Gallery) - Slow Animals

• 16 June - 4 September 2022.
• H-9700 Szombathely, II. Rákóczi Ferenc street 12.
• http://keptar.savariamuseum.hu/

The exhibition presents works by 43 artists, reflecting three themes:

• Plant blindness
• What is it like to be a plant? - What is it like to be a plant?
• Slow animals

The artists in the exhibition: Áfrány Gábor - media artist, Baki Orsolya - visual artist, Bonyhády Károly - graphic artist, Buharov brothers - visual artists, Dániel András - graphic artist, Dénes Nóra - photographer, Deres Zsófia - poet, Farkas Imre - visual artist, János Géczi - visual artist, Gábor Gerhes - visual artist, Attila Grubánovics - visual artist, Dániel Horváth - visual artist, Zsófia Horváth - painter, László Karácsonyi - visual artist, Ferenc Kassai - graphic artist, Csaba Kis Róka - painter, Masszi Ferenc - visual artist, Módra Bettina - visual artist, Molnár Mercédesz - sculptor, Nagy Csaba - visual artist, Nagy Róbert - media artist, Navratil Judit - media artist, Pálfy Gyöngyvér - sculptor, Rasperger Dávid - visual artist, Söptei Eszter - applied artist, Süveges Rita - visual artist, Szabó Eszter Ágnes - visual artist, Szántó István - painter, Szirmai Nóra - visual artist, Sztranyák Zsófia - visual artist, Szurcsik János - visual artist, Szurcsik Walenta Andrea - visual artist, T. Tóth Kinga - visual artist-literary, Tóth Norbert - visual artist, Tóth Péter - architect, Veres Adrienn - visual artist and W. Horváth Tibor - media artist. The curators of the exhibition are Orsolya Baki and Imre Farkas.

The exhibition is organised by the Westwerk Art Workshop Cultural Association.