Showing posts with label Exhibition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Exhibition. Show all posts

Saturday, August 3, 2013

RECOLLECTIONS - Solo Exhibition by Tunde Toth, KILKENNY ARTS FESTIVAL

I`m delighted to announce that my upcoming solo exhibition will be opened by 

Sylvia Thompson

feature writer with The Irish Times and author of `Hands On: The Art of Crafting in Ireland` (2012, Liberties Press).


RECOLLECTIONS      |     TUNDE TOTH

A solo exhibition of recent and new works in contemporary paper art and intaglio print – explorations of memories, reminiscence and recalling.
         
9 – 22 August 2013
Venue: `The Barracks`, Low Street, Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny


Tunde Toth exhibits an exciting selection of new and recent works dealing with memories and visual recollections of space, natural and built environment.


Opening Reception and Launch of New Website: 10 August (Saturday) 6.30pm

ALL WELCOME!!  I hope you can join us!!


Wednesday, July 24, 2013

THE BUTTERFLY PROJECT - August 2013

THE BUTTERFLY PROJECT     |      TUNDE TOTH

Take a creative part in this project, contribute to the ongoing, gradually growing installation by making striking, colourful butterflies!!

29 - 31 July 2013:
Fennelly`s, Callan, Co. Kilkenny - ABHAINN RI FESTIVAL


6 – 22 August 2013:
`The Barracks`, Low Street, Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny - during KILKENNY ARTS FESTIVAL

 


 


The BUTTERFLY PROJECT is an Interactive Installation Project - developed by visual artist TUNDE TOTH.
Inspired by workshops facilitated as part of the National Drawing Day events at the Butler Gallery in Kilkenny City in 2013, this programme is designed to take these workshops to a different level creating an ongoing, interactive, inclusive, participatory project `moving` between two venues and featured in two arts festivals in Co. Kilkenny. The project started at The Abhainn Ri Festival in Callan in July and continues at Tunde`s temporary exhibition space in Thomastown during the 40th Kilkenny Arts Festival.

Visitors and workshop participants are invited to contribute to the large scale, ongoing indoor/outdoor installation by making striking, colourful butterflies – using traditional Origami techniques, contemporary Silk Fibre Papermaking processes and plaster cloth sculpting/modelling.


CALLAN Programme - Phase 1:
29th - 30th - 31st July (Mon-Tues-Wed): 1 - 4pm
This programme is not a workshop schedule, it is run on a `drop-in, drop-out` basis through each afternoon. Visitors are invited to participate and add their own creations to the installation. 
Origami: € 5 per person
Silk Fibre Papermaking: € 9 per person - including materials and your own small butterfly to take with you.


THOMASTOWN Programme - Phase 2 - WORKSHOPS:
6th – 7th – 8th August (Tues-Wed-Thurs):  11am – 1pm
12th – 13th – 14th August (Mon – Tues – Wed):  11am – 1pm
€ 15 per participant per day, including all materials and your own unique butterfly to take with you!
This is a family oriented programme: all workshops are suitable for children from 7 years of age, young people and adults!

Contact and further info:
087-2543362

Monday, August 13, 2012


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OPENING RECEPTION of 'REMINISCENCE' as part of 'THREE SOLOS" Exhibition in Thomastown,Co. Kilkenny

Saturday, 11 August, 2012


Thank you to all who were there and made it happen - and for all the best wishes we received!! It was a wonderful start to the Arts Festival Week!

The THREE SOLOS Exhibitions run until 19th August, during Kilkenny Arts Festival, open 11am - 6pm daily.

'REMINISCENCE' by Tunde Toth
'Creme de Noir' by Jennie Castle
'UNDERCURRENT' by Amelia Peart

- SLIDESHOW TO FOLLOW - 


Monday, January 9, 2012

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Dear Everyone,

I hope you all had a great start to the New Year - wishing you a Happy, Healthy and Creative 2012!

I have had a very busy pre-Christmas time with the Christmas Village Fair at Mount Juliet, Co. Kilkenny and two group exhibitions that are still ongoing until the end of this month:
Winter exhibition at the Framewell Gallery, Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny
and
at the Centre For Creative Practices in Dublin 2 - www.cfcp.ie
So if you happen to be in these areas before the end of January - do call around to view these inspiring selections of works!


Our workshops are starting with a BATIK Weekend Course in January, followed by a PAPERMAKING Weekend  at the end of February OR on the first weekend of March - this is yet to be confirmed....
Workshops are held at The Studio in Bennettsbridge, Co. Kilkenny.
I hope this will inspire you to get (even more) creative this year!

Any questions - please contact me.

Details of the BATIK Course as follows:

28 - 29 January (Saturday, Sunday) 10am - 5pm
Batik Techniquesfor beginners and participants with some previous experience
in Batik and fabric dyeing processes

This is a weekend programme designed to give you the option to choose a

one day introductory level course (on Saturday only) or a two-day course (full weekend).

Saturday's workshop introduces basic and contemporary processes of BATIK - an ancient fabric dyeing and decorating technique where hot wax is used as a resist on cloth. Participants will work on approximately 2 - 3 images/designs, using pure beeswax, paraffin wax and fibre reactive dyes on cotton cloth and will complete works with 2 - 3 layers of wax drawing and topical dyeing (up to 3 colours)
 
Sunday's workshop takes these processes further, allowing for more colours as well as covering various combinations of wax, introducing scratched and crackled textures, copper stamps and alternative tools. This programme also introduces batik on handmade papers.

 Fees:
€   75 - for Saturday  including all materials used during the day
€ 135 - for the full weekend  including all materials needed

For advice and bookings please contact me on tundetune@gmail.com

All best wishes

Tunde

Friday, July 29, 2011

LAYERS - Exhibition by Tunde Toth - Kilkenny Arts Festival











New Solo Exhibition by Tunde Toth: 'LAYERS' - opens in Thomastown








as part of Thomastown/Kilkenny Arts Festival





You are cordially invited to the official opening of 'LAYERS'



at 4pm on Sunday 7th August



'Logan Street Gallery', Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny



The exhibition is open 6th - 14th August, 11am - 6pm daily


Contact: 087-2543362


Wednesday, March 30, 2011

"A Journey - Layers & Readings" - New Solo Exhibition by Tunde Toth @ Cork Vision Centre


“A Journey - Layers and Readings” An exhibition of Experimental Paper Art and Print by Tunde Toth

at Cork Vision Centre St. Peter's, North Main Street, Cork



2nd - 26th April 2011 Tuesday – Saturday 10am – 5pm Opening reception: The exhibition will be officially launched on Friday 8th April 2011 at 6pm by Mr Ferenc Jári, Ambassador of the Republic of Hungary, followed by a musical performance by the Bolero Wind Ensemble of the city of Győr, Hungary. Marking the Hungarian Presidency of the Council of the European Union, the exhibition is a selection of works in the media of experimental paper art, fibre and combined media intaglio mono print. Inspired by surfaces, layers and textures of landscapes and urban environments, Tunde's work is also a 'reading' process: an exploration and investigation of traces, marks, imprints, space and distance, fragmentation and disappearance. Her current practice evolves around the observation, collection and transformation of a visual material, unearthed form natural and built environments, fragmented forms and the changing images of land/city scapes. Multi-layered, dream-like visions of landscapes and strong images emerge through her journeys in Hungary ('Enchanted Hills'), Italy ('Bologna series'), Egypt (desert scapes), Ireland ('Horizons'; 'Woodstock Daydream') and Tasmania ('Wilderness'). The finished art work also references and shows its own evolution: the raw material – often collected on location –, the unpredictable elements, the incidental changes that all leave their own marks on the creative process. As a paper artist and paper maker Tunde has been working with natural plant fibres, i.e. cotton, abaca, esparto, bamboo, rush, straw, grass etc, various handmade papers, raw silk fibres, textiles, found objects and old fabrics, lace and soil etc for the past 15 years. She uses techniques and processes which are rooted in the rich traditions of hand papermaking but she continually develops and changes these processes through an experimental approach to the medium, exploring and pushing the boundaries of hand papermaking. She also combines re-used materials with techniques of painting and dyeing – through an exciting process of layering and sculpting fibres. The use of calligraphy and drawing inks, watercolours, fibre reactive dyes – often in combination – allows for the ‘unpredictable’, ‘unrepeatable’ and 'unforseen' in this process. Tunde has introduced intaglio (dry point and carborundrum) print processes into her practice during the last few years – by printing onto silk and plant fibre papers as well as the traditionally used Fabriano. Her prints are experimental, 'mixed media' mono prints where fibres, paper, painting and printed image are layered upon each other creating dynamic, textured works. Tunde Toth's artwork has been selected for a number of solo and group exhibitions in Ireland and abroad including her solo show in the Kilkenny Arts Office ('Land – Scripts' 2009) and the international paper art exhibition "New Paper - Old Land" in Tasmania in 2009. She was awarded the Artlinks Bursary award for Kilkenny in the same year and also undertook a residency at the Ars Longa International Artists Retreat in Cered, Hungary, enabling her to further explore the medium of print making. Tunde was invited to participate in the 20th IAPMA (International Association of Hand Papermakers and Paper Artists) Congress in Tasmania, Australia where she taught workshops on Silk Fibre Papermaking. On her return to Ireland she founded the Irish Network of Paper Artists (INPA)– a network that aims to bring together and assist artists who make or work with handmade papers in various contexts. Tunde has been extensively involved in arts education, arts facilitation and participatory arts projects in Ireland since 2003. She is teaching workshops and courses on various papermaking processes and experimental paper and textile art forms for adults at studio venues and museums in Dublin and Co. Kilkenny. She was selected as artist in residence in a number of primary schools in Co. Kilkenny and Dun Laoghaire and has been developing and managing regular and ongoing arts education programmes at Kozo Studio and Gallery and at The Watergarden Gallery, Thomastown. Her work with children and young people was recently awarded and further encouraged by an Arts Council Bursary Award (2010). For further information please contact: The Cork Vision Centre @ St. Peter’s, North Main Street, Cork Tel: 353-21-4279925 Email: visioncentre@eircom.net www.corkvisioncentre.com Tunde Toth Artist Inistioge Co. Kilkenny Ireland M: 087-2543362 E: tundetune@gmail.com W: www.kozogallery.com B: http://www.tundetothpaperart.blogspot.com

Saturday, January 9, 2010

Images from the LAND SCRIPT project and workshops - Solo Exhibition at Kilkenny Arts Office




































Dear Fiends and All,


Finally I got the chance to select a few images - from a large number of photographs - taken during the Land - Script workshops and art project in Kilkenny.

Truly beautiful pieces and an unusual exhibition space had been created!
A big Thank You to all who have participated!












Tuesday, November 3, 2009

'Land - Scripts' Exhibition - programme update! Artist's Talk, Workshops and Project!

'Land- Scripts' - the exhibition was officially opened last week by Cathaoirleach Michael O'Brien, Mary Butler Kilkenny County Arts Officer and by Mr Ferenc Jári the Ambassador for Hungary at No.76 John Street, Kilkenny Arts Office.

Many Thanks to all of you who have traveled for the opening despite the terrible weather conditions we had on the day!!

The following upcoming events are organized as part of the exhibition programme and my residency at no. 76 John Street - I hope you can come around and join us!


Illustrated talk on my participation and experience at the 20th IAPMA Congress in Tasmania earlier this year. (International Association of Hand Papermakers and Paper Artists Congress)
Date and time: Friday November 6th at 1pm at no. 76 John Street.

Collage Project and Workshops on the 13th - 14th November (Friday – Saturday). This is an unusual combination of workshops and a community projects, involving small groups of participants being introduced to basic and experimental techniques of Hand Papermaking in a workshop setting in the actual exhibition space.
Some of the works created at these events by the public will then form a large collage piece that will become part of the 'Land – Scripts” exhibition. This collage will be ultimately formed and shaped collaboratively by the participants and the artist throughout the two days. You will also bring handmade paper pieces home with you!
Participant's fees: € 20 per workshop including all materials
€ 25 for Family Workshop
Collage installation process Saturday 14th, afternoon: free
Workshops times:
13th November (Friday): 10am – 1pm and 2 – 5pm
14th November (Saturday) Family Workshop: 10am – 1pm
Collage installation: 14th November (Saturday): 2 – 5pm
To book for any of the above events please call me on 087 254 3362 or e mail
tundetune@gmail.com

Thursday, October 15, 2009

'Land - Scripts' - Solo Exhibition of New Work in Paper Art by Tunde Toth

You are cordially invited to visit

"Land - Scripts" - an exhibition of my new works of experimental paper art and prints at Kilkenny County Council Arts Office no. 76 John Street.

My recent work is inspired by the surfaces and textures of landscapes, by rough and ragged seasides - exploring traces, marks, imprints in natural environments.
While working on this new body of work I was awarded the 2009 Artlinks Bursary Award.

Opening Reception: The exhibition will be officially opened by Mary Butler Kilkenny County Arts Officer on Friday October 30th at 6pm.

"Land - Scripts" also features an illustrated talk on my participation and experience at the 20th IAPMA Congress in Tasmania earlier this year.
The talk takes place on Friday November 6th at 1pm at no. 76 John Street.

The exhibition runs from the 22nd of October until the 20th of November, opening times: 9am - 6pm from Monday to Friday, 10am - 5pm on Saturdays of 31st of October, 7th and 14th of November. I will be there on many of the days, so do call in to see me and let me know what you think!!
For further info please contact me on 087-2543362

I hope to see you all there!