Vision Image and Perception

Budapest Kunsthalle, Budapest

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Vision Image and Perception, the exhibition organised as the opening event of the Budapest Autumn Festival by the C3 Foundation and the MÃ»csarnok/Kunsthalle Budapest, aims to present the active process of human vision as approachable through historical, cultural, technical and neurobiological methods, with the aid of artworks, demonstration charts and apparatus, as well as the potentials of interactive multimedia.
Works on view within the contemporary art section include those by:
Rosa Barba, BalÃ¡zs BeÃ¶thy, Luchezar Boyadjiev, MiklÃ³s BÃ¶lcskey, MÃ¡ria Chilf, Attila CsÃ¶rgÃµ, Hans H. Diebner - Sven Sahle, RÃ³za El-Hassan, MiklÃ³s ErdÃ©ly, Roland Farkas, Harun Farocki, Joachim Fleischer, Ivan Ladislav Galeta, GÃ¡bor GyÃµrfi, Katalin GyÃ¶rgy, Norman Muller Thomas Tirel - Sven Hahne, Folke Hanfeld, GyÃ¶rgy JovÃ¡novics, BÃ©la Julesz, GÃ¡bor Kerekes, Zsolt Keserue - TamÃ¡s Enyingi, Ilona KeserÃ¼, Andrea Kirkovits, Szabolcs KissPÃ¡l, TamÃ¡s KÃ¶rÃ¶sÃ©nyi, DÃ³ra Maurer, FranÃ§ois & Vera MolnÃ¡r, Antal Ã–rkÃ©nyi, GÃ¡bor Palotai, AndrÃ¡s Ravasz, LÃ¡szlÃ³ LÃ¡szlÃ³ RÃ©vÃ©sz, JÃ¡nos SugÃ¡r, MiklÃ³s SurÃ¡nyi, PÃ¡l Szacsva y, ZoltÃ¡n Szegedy-MaszÃ¡k, IPUT, Keiko Takahashi - Shinji Sasada - Seiji Hori, Anja Theismann and PÃ©ter TÃ¼rk.

The exhibition is curated by MiklÃ³s PeternÃ¡k and Nikolett ErÃµss.

Their aim is to establish a comprehensive, scientific and technological historical context, through the organisation of lectures and the screening series, as well as the production of various publications, in connection with the show. vision.c3.hu

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Vision Image and Perception
dal 18/10/2002 al 17/11/2002