Lokart
Programmes

Júlia Farkas, Melinda Kádár and Zsuzsanna Kreif are internationally renowned animation directors and multiplatform artists. The New Taxonomy of Illusions exhibition is a free-associative visual vision, in which we can splash around in the character world of three animation artists, where different intense and futuristic meanings are built upon each other. Their creations are shown together for the first time, amplifying and reflecting on the constant reinterpretation of reality and the constant revision of our changing illusions.

Eszter Salamon, choreographer, visual artist and performer, will present her performance for the first time in Hungary at the LokArt Festival in Pécs, Hungary, with the support of the National Performance Netz.

In the animation workshop, you can try out techniques that show movement through a series of successive drawings.

Media artist Dávid Szauder will guide visitors around the M21 Gallery and other exhibition spaces in the Zsolnay Quarter.

Screening of films on the history of animation.

Art historian László Százados talks to artist Sándor Pinczehelyi.

Art collaborations and collections in Pécs and Hungary.

During the guided tour, Adrienn Csepelyi will present a remarkable selection of shoes by foreign and Hungarian artists.

Lecture by György Gajzágó, founding director of the Academy of Contemporary Art Collectors, entitled "The contemporary art object as an investment".

Ábris Gryllus is a Budapest-based multidisciplinary media artist and musician. In his music, he moves on the border between known and unknown soundscapes, opening up space for associations and different perceptions of time. Balázs Kovács is a philosopher, sound artist, lecturer, associate professor and head of the Department of Design and Media Arts. He is responsible for Periscope Radio and several experimental electronics projects.

During the guided tour, we will show you the stages of the cartoon making process, from character design to film editing.

On the present and future of the Art NFT in the art market. Trade journalist Judit Jankó talks to Marcell Menyhárt, artist, Ottó Gilbert, programmer and Krisztián Tímár, director of Nick Gallery (https://nicknftgallery.com/)

Krisztina Maróy has been editor-in-chief of GLAMOUR since 2004. The Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design at Moholya University of Applied Sciences of of different media of fashion. It is from this perspective that she gives a subjective guided tour of the exhibition Shoe Fantasies.