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New Budapest Gallery - Budapest
Address: 1056, Budapest Bálna-Budapest, Fővám tér 11-12.
Phone number: (1) 426-4714
Opening hours: Tue-Sun 10-18
The exhibition has closed for visitors.
2012.06.07. - 2012.07.29.
temporary exhibition
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Museum tickets, service costs:
Ticket for adults
1000 HUF
/ capita
Ticket for students
500 HUF
/ capita
Ticket for pensioners
500 HUF
/ capita
At the exhibition, I deal with teaching work through a special art project, as a conceptual work of art. For me, teaching is a creative artistic work the core of which is personation where creator and medium are in communication with one another, the continuous interaction of teacher and students shapes both active participants.

I review teaching processes through selected examples; I show answers my teachers gave to issues I raised, or solutions that are interesting for me. Even though the examples I chose may feel like having a good idea of teaching, while reality is that the core of real educational work is a well-structured and long process. Because it is in the framework of an exhibition, I did not organize the work I have done in the past years on scientific bases; instead I put it as a metaphor.

It is somewhat more and otherwise less than a scientific or classifications based showing. More in that it offers a chance to grasp it all, less in that it describes a long period as a coherent, finished one.

Space structures displayed in the exhibition room is really a construction the structure of which was made for this occasion only. I felt that a flexible, fragile, net-like structure would suggest the improvisation-based ideas, the continuity that serious education requires. On the surface, however, what we find is pictures I collected in the past years, pictures I inspired or I was inspired by them. This space-collage came to being during the exhibition indicating that it is not a final, finished work of art.

István Bodóczky