ANN LUNDIN KIÁLLÍTÁSA A SKANDINÁV HÁZBAN

A Skandináv Ház Alapítvány szeretettel meghívja Ann Lundin svéd képzőművész „Errefelé” című kollázs kiállításának megnyitójára 2009. szeptember 7-én, 19 órától a Skandináv Házba (Budapest, VII. kerület, Klauzál tér 4.).

A kiállítást megnyitja Botka Gabriella nyelvtanár és tolmács. Fellép az Endorfin Zajoskör Kamarakórus. A kiállítás 2009. szeptember 30-ig látható.

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Ann Lundin was born 1971 in Linköping, Sweden. After several years working with textiles as a seamstress she moved to Hungary in 1999 and soon started studies in painting at the Hungarian University of Fine arts in Budapest.

Beside oil paintings, pictures in collage techniques are widely represented among her art. Inspired by fashion magazines and other printed sources, shapes and silhouettes are cut out and put into a new context created by small pieces of paper in various colours and textures. At a first glance the pictures might give a flat impression because of the strong outer lines, but one soon realizes there are also humorous, dreamlike and slightly surrealistic dimensions added into them as well.

Since 2005 Ann lives and works in the beautiful area around the Danube bend north of Budapest together with her Hungarian fiancé.

Educations:

2000-2005 Painting, Hungarian University of fine arts, Budapest Master: Károly Klimó

1999-2000 Painting, Óbuda secondary school of Fine arts - Óbudai képzömuvészeti szakképzö iskola, Budapest. Master: József Baksai

1999 Drawing prepatory school, Hungarian University of fine arts - Magyar képzömüvészeti egyetem, Budapest

Selected solo exhibitions:

2007 - Kinnarps house, Budapest
2007 - Community centre of Veröce, Hungary
2005 - Artszem – Modern art gallery, Budapest
2004 - Cinemahall of Vasvár, Hungary
2004 - Batthyány castle exhibition hall, Körmend, Hungary
2002 - Meander Gallery, Budapest, Hungary


Selected group exhibitions:

2009 - Vizivárosi Gallery, Budapest
2008 - Inda Gallery, Budapest
2006 - Körzőgyár, Budapest Christmas exhibition
2005 - AL Gallery, Budapest (With Klimó Károly)
2004 - K-Petrys Ház, Budapest (”Artists from Europe”)
2003 - Community centre of Táborhegy, Budapest
2000-2005 - Hungarian academy of fine arts yearly exhibitions.

At present moment some works are also exhibited at "Kinnarp House" in Budapest, Váci Út 92. 

Opening hours: Mon-Thurs: 9.00-17.00, Friday: 9.00-15.00