Hornyik Sándor exindexen megjelent publikációipublications on exindex Motes or Nanobots? Posthumanism and Biopolitics at dOCUMENTA (13) → Ideological crossfire Representation and performativity at Manifesta 8 → A ‘post-neo-avant-garde’ utopia realized On Miklós Erdély’s art pedagogy → (Magyar) A képi fordulatról → megnyitó személykéntas an opening speaker 07. September 2024. ‒ 27. October Trafó Gallery Ghost bone → Technologie und das Unheimliche (T+U) 11. June 2021. ‒ 16. July Szikra Art Gallery Pólya Zsombor Measure → 13. September 2014. ‒ 14. September Knoll Gallery Birkás Ákos The Prisoner → 19. June 2011. ‒ 29. July Institute of Contemporary Art, Dunaujvaros Csáky Marianne Delete → 19. June 2011. ‒ 29. July Institute of Contemporary Art, Dunaujvaros City of Culture Photo Competition → kurátorkéntas a curator 16. December 2016. ‒ 19. February 2017. Ludwig Museum – Museum of Contemporary Art Szűcs Attila Specters and Experiments → 13. July 2014. ‒ 05. October MODEM Modern and Contemporary Arts Centre The Geometry of Sublime → Selection from the Antal– Lusztig and from the Vass Collections 17. November 2013. ‒ 16. February 2014. MODEM Modern and Contemporary Arts Centre Czene Márta, Fülöp Gábor, Győrffy László, Karácsonyi László, Kis Róka Csaba, Kovách Gergő, Magyarósi Éva, Horror Pista, Moizer Zsuzsa, Nyári István, Barna Péli, Szabó Eszter, Szöllősi Géza, Verebics Ágnes Deathly nature → Naturalism and humanism in the 21. century 28. April 2013. ‒ 28. July MODEM Modern and Contemporary Arts Centre Roskó Gábor The Burden of History → Retrospective 04. November 2012. ‒ 24. January 1970. MODEM Modern and Contemporary Arts Centre Revolutionary, prophet, worker → Art of Béla Kondor 05. November 2011. ‒ 09. December Institute of Contemporary Art, Dunaujvaros Gábor Imre, Gerber Pál, Gerhes Gábor, Hejettes Szomlyazók, Gyula Július, Kicsiny Balázs, Kungl György, Thomas Mulligan, Sugár János Heavy Industry → Visual traces of the system change 11. September 2011. ‒ 01. January 2012. MODEM Modern and Contemporary Arts Centre Hybridity in the Carpathians → The Irokéz Collection and the Regime Change
