Az élőket támogatom, nem a halottakat

2015-ben ismét Leopold Bloom díj, amely a művészi függetlenséget és a nemzetközi porondra való kilépést kívánja támogatni. A díj körüli változásokról beszélgettünk az alapító John Ward-dal.

The 2013 Leopold Bloom Art Award Winner announced

The Award Ceremony of the second Leopold Bloom Art Award took place in Ludwig Museum – Museum of Contemporary Art, on Friday evening, the 6th of September 2013. Prior to the event the Jury of The Leopold Bloom Art Award – Katia Baudin (art historian, Deputy Director and Senior Curator of the Museum Ludwig Cologne), Annie Fletcher (Curator of Exhibitions at the Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven, and tutor at De Appel, Amsterdam), Tihomir Milovac (art historian, Head of the Experimental and Research Department at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb) – visited each shortlisted artist’s studio, in order to get a wider picture of the finalists’ work.

According to their decision, the 2013 Leopold Bloom Art Award went to Csaba Nemes.

Exhibition of the artists shortlisted for the Leopold Bloom Art Award

Exhibition of the artists shortlisted for the Leopold Bloom Art Award
John Ward, the founder of the Leopold Bloom Art Award and ACAX | Agency for Contemporary Art Exchange cordially invite you to the exhibition of the artists shortlisted for the Leopold Bloom Art Award.

The exhibition will be on view in the Ludwig Museum – Museum of Contemporary Art between September 7 – September 29, 2013 in Budapest.

Address: Komor Marcell u. 1, Budapest, H-1095

Opening hours: Tuesday: 10.00-20.00, Wednesday-Sunday: 10.00-18.00 (closed on Mondays)




 

LEOPOLD BLOOM ART AWARD 2013

Shortlisted artists

The Jury of The Leopold Bloom Art Award – Katia Baudin (art historian, Deputy Director and Senior Curator of the Museum Ludwig Cologne), Annie Fletcher (Curator of Exhibitions at the Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven, and tutor at De Appel, Amsterdam), Tihomir Milovac (art historian, Head of the Experimental and Research Department at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb) – have selected nine artists for the finalists’ exhibition.

The shortlisted artists are:

Adamkó, Dávid
Alpern, Bernadett
Fabricius, Anna
Kerekes, Gábor
Nemes, Csaba
Péter, Ildikó
Puklus, Péter
Szabó, Eszter
Szigethy, Eszter

Gyakran Ismételt Kérdések - Leopold Bloom Képzőművészeti Díj 2013

A Ludwig Múzeum, ACAX | Nemzetközi Kortárs Képzőművészeti Iroda és az ír Maurice Ward Group együttműködésének eredményeképpen 2013-ban második alkalommal hirdetjük meg a Leopold Bloom Képzőművészeti Díjat.

A pályázat teljes szövege itt olvasható.
 
A díjjal, a pályázattal, a pályázás módjával, és a pályázati eljárással kapcsolatos Gyakran Ismételt Kérdéseket és a válaszokat itt gyűjtöttük össze.

Amennyiben itt sem kapnak választ felmerült kérdéseikre, kérjük írjanak a leopold.bloom@ludwigmuseum.hu címre.

The second edition of the Leopold Bloom Art Award

supported by the Maurice Ward Group

The Leopold Bloom Art Award supports progressive contemporary visual artists in Hungary and their presence on the international art scene. In spring 2013, the award will be granted for the second time as a result of the co-operation between the Ludwig Museum, ACAX | Agency for Contemporary Art Exchange and the Ireland's Maurice Ward Group.

Leopold Bloom Díj először

Miközben egyes művészeti díjak megszűnnek (Aviva-díj) vagy átmenetileg kivonulnak Magyarországról (Strabag-díj), szerencsére érkeznek új versenyzők. A legígéretesebbnek az irodalmi nevű Leopold Bloom Képzőművészeti Díj tűnik.

"Project of the Year": The Leopold Bloom Art Award

winner of the Summa Artium Award in the Project Category

We are proud to announce that the Leopold Bloom Art Award is the winner of the 2011 Summa Artium Award in the Project Category. The Leopold Bloom Art Award was founded in 2011 in co-operation between the Ludwig Museum | ACAX and the Irish Maurice Ward Group with the aim of supporting progressive contemporary visual artists in Hungary and their presence in the international art scene.  

The first Leopold Bloom Art Award Winner announced

The Award Ceremony of the first Leopold Bloom Art Award took place in Museum Kiscell - Municipal Picture Gallery, on Saturday evening, September 3 2011. Prior to the event the jury of 3 international art professionals visited each shortlisted artist’s studio, in order to get a wider picture of the nominees’ work.

According to their decision, the 2011 Leopold Bloom Art Award went to Róbert Batykó.

Video interviews with the finalists

The video interviews recorded in the studios of the finalists are now available under "artists".