Four screens display a collage of synchronised images, which are sometimes meant to be viewed as a whole, and sometimes meant to be taken for their individual messages. The content is culled from 17 works by 12 artists. Curator Simon Morrissey will discuss the show 30 April at 6pm in the gallery. M3 Metro to Kalvin ter. More than 200 photographs, maps, monument rubbings and other images document the city the way Verschuren found it, and the way he changed it - for example, by setting up discrete rock circles, which can only be located by map, in the city park.
Opening night includes videos and a talk by the artist.
Hungarian women artists will give a weeklong exhibition at the Fono Club, featuring a video installation by award winning artist Kinga Kulcsar. The clips use humorous lyrics written by various performers, but also pay homage to the magical power of women performers. Other artists exhibiting include Eszter Deli, Patricia Matyus, Kata Totos, Emese Udvardy, Petra Kanocz, Agi Nemet and Krisztina Vigh. Tram 41 or 47 to Sztregova utca. Along with pieces by Hungarian and Austrian artists there are works by five contemporary British artists.