Délia Vékony- Lost in art

Price:4.300 Ft/ 14 €

The contemporary art world has become so complex that it is almost impossible to know what exactly is going on globally. Certainly, there are trends, influential artists and theories that shape the global artistic map, but the diversity continues to create confusion. Probably one of the most unsettling problems in this pluralism is the difficulty to circumscribe what a good work of art might be. 

Besides the contradictory theories, celebrity artists and art fairs make increasing amounts of money and attract an increasing number of people. The art world deals in billions of dollars, where artists emerge and become world famous while others never get any recognition. Who are the judges and what are judgments of quality based on? Who becomes famous and who does not? What sells and what does not and why? In answering these questions the art world hides behind the concept of 'good works of art', and it seems as if this category is a given. But what exactly constitutes a good work of art within the contemporary art world?

 

 


 

 


Bullás József- Works 2010-2012

Price: 3.500 Ft /12 €

Bullás József's newest catalogue presents the painters latest achievements and innovations between 2010 and 2012. Precision, awareness, and  accurate construction are characteristic for the works, which did not contains artistic gesture, neither the painter's fingerprints. The surface of the paintings are divided by geometrical forms, and sometimes randomly placed spots adverts another planes of the pictorial reality. The tones are deeper and low-keyed, supplementary blurry, looming flickering like. With the colours paintings even getting inner lighting which is borrowing extent for the works. The optical illusion is the effect of the surface braked into fragments by constructive structures.From the homogeneous background quadratic motifs coming up and apportion the space. With shifting the dimensions and the plurality of the levels the paintings stir, exhaust the eventuality of our sensory organs. The works possess hypnotic power, and the observer can't resist his eyes in one point, it's bound in newer and newer dimensions of the well structured pictorial world.