Artmagazin 105. - 2018/4.

Artmagazin's articles are published in the field of contemporary and classical art, focusing on Hungarian and international events, research, trends and trends. Our interest extends to border areas: fashion and design are as much a topic here as the connection points between theater, architecture and music. Here in the summer, schools take their hands off the children, which can now be marveled at by a lucky family member on weekday mornings. If you may not want to leave the apartment (and their cell phone has just been discharged and we have hidden its charger), we can now safely push this Artmagazine into their hands, because there are 8 pages in it that might be covered for a while. It is possible that after this creative period, we will find Naples trampled on the carpet or millet balls crackling under the slippers, but luckier parents can get away with having their child generate Malevich or play cards with Indian goddesses. Maybe it became Art Nouveau. Meanwhile, adults can rightly expect to finally have access to their spiritual food and read about, for example, the collapse of Slovak sugar production, an exhibition about it in Bratislava, or how the children of Swedish 68s living in communes have experienced a lack of traditional family frameworks. Then, if we still have the Wes Anderson pages, and no one has cut out the pictures, it will be revealed in connection with his latest film, Puppet Island, about what could be the only compulsion that, according to our author, is almost compelling. striving for symmetry, order, harmonious vision. You can also read about how the recording took place in the history of art history, what the job is in museum administration, what tensions and pleasures come with it - now in Győr, in the effervescence generated by Audi's presence. Then, in one of our interviews, our readers can think about when they fell in love with nonfigurative art or whether they were taken to a museum as a schoolboy, and if so, what they remembered what could be done there, what kind of wardens they met, and how much the situation changed. If it's a museum, let's see what kind of pictures hung on the wall of the Art Gallery, which was also visited by a freshly loving audience a hundred years ago, and what kind of children were featured on them. You can decide whether it is better to look at these pictures or those textless storybooks in which Piroska sometimes appears as a red circle among flowers and the wolf as a geometric wolf tooth pattern. If there are no more opportunities for calm reading at home, because the younger generation has to be entertained continuously, then despite the summer, it is worth going to a museum: countless museums offer countless children's programs, some of which we present from Esztergom to Balatonfüred, Kecskemét to Szentendre. Finally, once everyone is over everything, you can pick up the smart tools again and check out our third interviewee’s design pedagogy page, designped.com, and draw from it until it’s time to go to bed or get out at last. to the beach. We in the editorial office welcome shipments from children - see bottom of page 59! CONTENTS 6 - 7 ARTANZIX 8 - 13 Interview with Nóra Winkler: HOW IT WAS POSSIBLE ABOUT THE COUNTRYSIDE ... Interview with Bernadett Grászli, director of the Flóris Rómer Museum of Art and History in Győr 14 - 18 Exhibition in Zsanett Lépold: - 24 Exhibition Emese Mucsi: ARE THE CHILDREN OF THE REVOLUTION CHILDREN? 26 - 30 Film László Kolozsi: CROSSING THE SYMMETRY About the Island of Dogs, Wes Anderson 32 - 35 Artist and his audience Renátó Támba: LITTLE ADULTS, BEAUTIFUL ORPHANS, DEAR CHILDREN Internship NON-FIGURATIVE PAINTINGS ARE NOT generally liked Interview with Anik Illés, director of the Theoretical Institute of the Moholy-Nagy University of Arts 42 - 48 Circular question Gabriella, Hajnal Kassai 50 - 54 Interview Renáta Szikra: WE DRAW NOT ONLY WITH OUR HANDS, OUR HEADS Conversation with Zsuzska Mészáros, a drawing teacher-design teacher 55 - 62 Game Renáta Szikra and Róza Szilágyi Tekla: HELLÓ! Appendix for children 64 - 70 (anti) Gutenberg Galaxy Emese Révész: RED AND THE SQUARE Design storybook series