Ion GRIGORESCU: Önarckép a konyhában vasalás közben / Ironing Self-Portrait in the Kitchen, 1976
The new display of the Ludwig Museum`s collection derives from the dual role of the Artist, i.e. the phenomena that artists are often both the creators and the main characters of their own works. As different roles result in different aspects, the Artist can either be a creator with magical powers, a suffering human being, a socially accepted man or woman or a designer who approaches the society with a critical or a rather ironical eye. They present their topic from a subjective viewpoint, a distant perspective, or they even offer a complete social vision. Along these artistic positions and strategies the exhibition showcases a selection of both the emblematic and the lesser-known art pieces of the Ludwig Museum`s collection.
Exhibiting artists: Baranyay András • Beke László • Beöthy Balázs–Németh Hajnal • Joseph Beuys • Bukta Imre • Lourdes Castro • Chuck Close • Csákány István • Csáki László–Pálfi Szabolcs • Marta Deskur • Drozdik Orshi • El-Hassan Róza • Erdélyi Gábor • Fátyol Viola • Nat Finkelstein • Gérard Gasiorowski • Gémes Péter • Gerber Pál • Teodor Graur • Ion Grigorescu • Gulyás Gyula • Gyenis Tibor • Hajas Tibor • Alfred Hrdlicka • Piotr Jaros • Károlyi Zsigmond • Kele Judit • Kis Varsó • Komoróczky Tamás • Koncz András • Ladik Katalin • Maurer Dóra • Molnár Péter • Ciprian Mureşan • Németh Ilona • Nagy Kriszta • Tatjana Nazarenko • Marta Pan • Pablo Picasso • Dmitrij Prigov • Arnulf Rainer • Allan Sekula • St.Auby Tamás • Mladen Stilinović • Szalai Tibor • Tibor Zsolt • Tót Endre • Rosemarie Trockel • Jeanne van Heeswijk • Wolf Vostell • Andy Warhol
