Artists



Rádóczy Gyarmathy, Gábor

Biography:

He was born in 1943, in Budapest. He finished his secondary school studies in the Grammar School of Fine Arts, Budapest. He graduated from the College of Fine Arts, in Poznan. In 1980 he studied at the Academy of Arts in Parma. His masters were: Endre Bálint, Tihamér Gyarmathy, Tesseyer and Brzozwsky. He is a freelance artist, he has had exhibitions in Hungary and abroad since 1967. He is a member of the Fine Arts department of House Europe.

His individual exhibitions:

1967 College of Fine Arts, Poznan
1967 Gallery ob Nowa, Poznan
1969 Attila József Club, Budapest (opened: László Beke art historian)
1969 KFKI Club, Budapest (opened: Sándor Weöres poet)
1970 Madách Theatre, Budapest
1972 „Gallery Joso” Toronto, Canada
1973 Gallery Osaki Kosalin, Poland
1974 Stúdió Gallery, Budapest (opened: Dr Lajos Németh, contributed: Adrienn Jancsó, poems and Laura Faragó, songs)
1974 Józsefvárosi Hall of Public Education, Budapest
1976 Berlin, former DDR, Germany (with Béla Tassy)
1980 VOLÁN Company No 17, Szombathely (opened: Dr Loránd Bereczky)
1982 Szilády Gallery, Kiskunhalas
1987 Berlin, former DDR, Germany
1987 Képcsarnok Company, Nagykanizsa (opened: Sándor B.Varga)
1995 Pallas Lodge, Budapest (opened: Péter Legéndy)
1995 Kálvária Gallery, Szeged (opened: Mátyás Giricz)
1996 Józsefvárosi Hall of Public Education, Budapest (opened: László Tahi Tóth, actor)
1997 Körmendi Gallery, Budapest (opened: Balázs Feledy arts critic)
1998 Budapest 14th district Local Government Gallery (opened: Attila Csáji, fine artist)
2001 „Erotika 2001” Budapest, Budapest International Fair
2001 Mihály Táncsics Grammar School, Budapest (opened: Klára Koltayné Zolder, Dr Imre Merics)
2002 Foundation for Hungarian Culture (opened: Oszkár Papp (Japi), contributed: Dávid Somfai Kara)
2003 House of Hungarians (opened: Klára Koltayné Zolder, Dr Imre Merics)
2003 Corvin Centre of Public Education (opened: Dr Balázs Feledy arts critic)
2007 Olof Palme House, Budapest (opened: Dr Edit Rusz)
2007 Forrás Gallery, Budapest (Opened: Dr Balázs Feledy arts critic)

Most important international and collective exhibitions:

1969 5th Hungarian Graphics Biennale
1970 Exhibition of Hungarian Artists, Lodz, Sopot, Poznan, Poland
1971 3rd International Sports Biennale, Barcelona, Spain
1971 E. Jaguar’s PHASE collective exhibitions, Poland, France, Italy
1971 World Exhibition of Hunting, Műcsarnok (Palace of Art) Budapest
1971 4th Graphics Biennale, Miskolc
1972 „Copernicus” International Biennale, Krakow, Poland
1972 Days of Hungarian Graphics, Krakow, Poland
1972 Europe House, Vienna, Austria
1973 7th Exhibition of the Technical University, Budapest, Berlin
1973 Gallery Edition, Studio Lückmann, Düsseldorf, Munich, former BRD, Germany
1973 Hungarian Week, Rome, Italy
1974 Hungarian Exhibition of Graphics, Hermitage, Leningrad, Soviet Union (now: Saint Petersburg, Russia)
1974 5th International Biennale, Krakow
1974 Graphics Exhibition, Cuba
1974 „Ibizagrafic 74” Ibiza, Spain
1974 International Graphics Exhibition, Aachen, former BRD, Germany
1975 2nd Hungarian Graphics Biennale, Ljubljana, former Yugoslavia
1975 7th Hungarian Graphics Biennale, Miskolc
1975 „Bellas Artes” 5th International Biennale, Barcelona, Spain
1976 Contemporary Hungarian Graphics and Statuette Exhibition, Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
1976 „Premio Internationales Biela” Biela, Italy
1976-1977 „Italia 2000” Naples, Italy
1977 7th International Biennale of Modern Graphics, Ljubljana, former Yugoslavia
1977 Gallery Manfred, PHASE collective exhibition, Dundas, Ontario, Canada
1977 “Monzanares el Real”, Madrid, Spain
1977 9th Hungarian Graphics Biennale, Miskolc
1976-1977 „Italia 2000” Naples, Italy
1979 International Biennale of Modern Graphics, Ljubljana, Yugoslavia
2003 Episcopal Palace, Krakow, Poland
2004 Vojvodin Gallery, Ljubljana, former Yugoslavia
2004 Varnemunde, Germany
2004 Budapest, Körmendi Gallery, Tihamér Gyarmathy and his family: Ágnes Gyarmathy, Gábor Rádóczy Gyarmathy, Máté Giricz
2005 Hungarian Institute, Paris
2007 Rippl-Rónai Museum, Kaposvár - 3 Generations – exhibition of Tihamér Gyarmathy, Gábor Rádóczy Gyarmathy, Máté Giricz
2008 Forrás Gallery, Budapest – exhibition of Tihamér Gyarmathy and Gábor Rádóczy Gyarmathy
2010 Exhibition Boldogasszony - Forrás Gallery, Budapest
2011
Exhibition "Magyar művészet", National Art Museum of China, Beijing
2012 "We belong together" group exhibition, Forrás Galéria, Budapest

Since 1998 he has annually partaken in the exhibition of EU’s Hungarian Painting Fraction, “Frekvenc”. He regularly takes part in collective exhibitions in Hungary and abroad.

Awards, Orders:

1970 Young Artists’ Studio, “New Form, New Matter” competition, 2nd prize
1971 Naples, silver medal
1971 Sport Museum “Silver Javelin” competition, special prize of the jury
1971 Young Artists’ Studio “Our World” competition, 2nd prize
1972 “Janus Pannonius” competition, Pécs, bronze medal
1972 Award of Stúdió Gallery
1973 World Festival of Youth and Students, 1st prize
1975 International Federation of Journalists, graphic competition, gold medal
1976 Naples, “Itália 2000” international competition, silver cup, Italy
1977 Naples, “Itália 2000” international competition, silver medal
1980 Calabria’s “Honoris Causa” Cultural Order of Merit, Italy
1980 member of the Academy of Arts, Parma
1985 1st prize of the jubilee exhibition of the 14th district City Council, Budapest
1987 International Fine Arts Biennale, 1st prize, Seoul, Korea
1987 Certificate of Merit of Fine Art exhibition, European House, Brussels
1990 Budapest 14th district, special prize of the jury

His Artworks in Public Collections:

Hungarian National Gallery
Kiscelli Museum
Rippl-Rónai Museum, Kaposvár
Museum of Modern Hungarian Arts
City Exhibition Hall – Deák Collection, Székesfehérvár
Munchener Gaphische Sammlung
Hermann Ottó Museum, Miskolc
Petőfi Museum of Literature, Budapest

Most Important Literature, Portray Films:

1974 MTV1, portray film, “TV Gallery” (directed: Gabriella Kernács)
Encyclopaedia of Arts
“Who’s Who?” Contemporary Biographic Encyclopaedia
Artist Biographies (Contemporary Hungarian Artists)
New Hungarian List of Artists I-II Volume, Hungarian Graphic Art
2003 Klára Koltayné Zolder: Memories, Symbols, Myths
2003 ATV, portray film, “Artist Portrays” (directed: Dávid Putnoki)
2006 Balázs Feledy : Gábor Rádóczy Gyarmathy, album
2007 HírTV, “Family Tales”

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