A visit to the Ludwig Museum of Contemporary Art - the museum focuses on Eastern and Central European art with an emphasis on presenting Hungarian art from the 1960s to the present day.
The massive building is indeed an example of contemporary art in itself - with wonderful negative spaces taking the visitor on a relaxing journey over three floors of avant-garde art.
Gallery view ...
Untitled - Zdzistaw Jurkiewcz - 1970
Continuum - Zdzistaw Jurkiewcz - 1970
You can live like this too - Grupa Luxus - 1993
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Arrest Warrant - Natalia LL - 1970
History Lesson 2 - Zbigniew Libera
from another angle ...
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I like a gallery that has windows looking out onto a moving scene -
- this gives the eyes a new focus and the senses a rest from the art within ...
in this case I am looking across the Ziggurat to the Danube ...
... and across to the National Theatre for the Performing Arts ...
Who are you ? - Maya Gordon
Phantom Quartz - Olga Mokrzycka-Grospierre 2014
... prints on concrete tiles ...
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Three Prints from the Parade - Norbert Delman
- printed reflections on fabric -
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Ritual Haircut - Tomasz Gornicki - 2016
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Stage 2 - Dora Maurer - 2016
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Guided Lines - Tamas Konok - 2008
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Symptom - Eva Koves - 2016
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Craved from Lines - Vera Molnar - 2016
installation - nails and thread ( and shadows )
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Microcosm - Denes Farkas - 2016
installation of b&w photos
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Untitled - Adam Csabi - 2016
another view ...
Graphite Relief I to IV - Levente Balvanyos - 2014
another view ...
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Macro Cosmos - Gabor Palotai - 2016
A wonderful space and an interesting exhibition - beautifully curated ...
We might look at more "conventional" art in my next blog post ...
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