How different our lives would have been without the pandemic that has been going on for almost the third year now! If everything had remained the same, there would have been no need to rethink our habits and there would have been no need to think up new routines. The complex and unprecedented circumstances confronted the art students with many difficulties, but perhaps what they missed the most was the opportunity to share their excitement of working and preparing together. The series of six exhibitions shown here take place in a weekly rotation in order to break the spell of focusing inward by opening up towards each other and to the public as well.
A graduating class is in some respects an occasional company, as in their final exhibition an eclectic collection of individual creative endeavors are placed next to each other, not assembled by the synergies of their contents, but by the necessity of their simultaneity. In the project space of Capa Center, new passages are created between the works of photographers who completed their studies during the pandemic years. Week after week, we bring into play a set of important topics that the youngest generation of photographers are concerned about: the cohesion of groups, the challenges of our future, questions around self-acceptance, social tensions, confronting the past, or creating a home.
Exhibitions
2022.09.07–11. ROLE PLAY
Emiroglu Aysel Idil, Bede Kincső Hilda, Molnár Levente, Tóth Richárd, Gajda Barnabás
2022.09. 13–18. METAMORPHOSIS
Nagy Izabella Réka, Bányász Anna, Asszonyi Eszter, Hevesi-Szabó Lujza
2022.09. 20–25. ON BODY AND SOUL
Szécsi Noémi, Kis-Kéry Anna, Máli Fanni, Miron-Vilidár Vivien
2022.09. 27.–10.2. THE POLITICAL IMAGE
Kovács B Tamás, Karácsony Ákos, Horváth Katalin Fanni, Gámán Zsuzsa, Taródi-Nagy Konrád Péter
2022.10. 4–9. SENSE OF PLACE
Olajos Ilka, Somorjai Balázs, Rédling Hanna, Juhasz Roxane Phylicia
2022.10. 11–16. HOME, AT LAST
Cora Sun Yuting, Koczka Viola, Novák Dorottya Daniella, Boldizsár Edit