László Taubert
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Biography
László Taubert was born in 1966 in Budapest. He attended the College of Fine Arts for seven years. The first three years consisted of classical sculptural studies, under the conduct of an older, well-educated master with figural tendencies. The following years gave room for Taubert's artistic formation.
Taubert sees the similarity between concepts conventionally categorized as separate or opposite entities. In his art there is no rigid differentiation between individual and individual, past and future, or man and woman. In Taubert's sculptures classical and modern forms meet in a single work. He breaks the traditional classical forms with his modern technique, without taking away any of the original value and meaning they carry ("King and Queen").
His sculptures are witnesses of the past and present at the same time. The past is represented by artistic and sculptural forms, while a sense of present time is achieved through personal, subjective elements and perceptions. Taubert's figures form an entity, despite their gender differences and lack of direct contact.
His bronze and marble sculptures combine the three basic elements of sculpting: material, form, and thought.
Év | Életrajz |
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1966 | Born in Budapesten |
1985 | Kerényi Jenő-award |
1986-1990 | B.A., Scool of Fine Arts, Budapest |
Teacher: József Somogyi | |
1990-1993 | M.A., Scool of Fine Arts, Budapest |
Teacher: István Bencsik | |
1996 | Advanced Artistic Studies JPTE, Pécs, Hungary |
Awards | |
2009 | Koller Foundation Prize, Budapest |
2007 | Béla Endre Prize, Autumn Exhibition of Hódmezővásárhely, Hungary |
2004 | EuCeCo 1st European CeramicsCompetetion, Bronze Prize, Athen, Greece |
1996 | Workprize, Autumn Exhibition of Hódmezővásárhely, Hungary |
1995 | Prize of the József Kótai, Biennial Exhibition of Medals, Sopron, Hungary |
1994 | Derkovits Scholarship, Budapest |
1993 | Herman Lipót-award, Budapest |
1991 | Ludwig Foundation Scholarship, Budapest |
Selected Exhibitions | |
2010 | Iliad Gallery New York Art Fair |
2010 | Művészetek Háza, Tatabánya, |
Hungarian Arts in Paris group exhibition, Erdész Gallery, Szentendre | |
Belvedere Gallery Budapest | |
2008 | Iliad Gallery, Fall Antique Show, San Francisco, CA |
Iliad Gallery, Spring International Art & Antique Show, New York, NY | |
2007 | Smelik & Sokking Gallery, Den Haag, Hollandia |
Gabrielle Laroche Gallery, Paris | |
2006 | Henrietta Lerner, Baden-Baden, Germany |
2006 | Erdész Light & Loft Gallery (with Barbara Sipos), Budapest |
Aulich Art Gallery, (with Morph group), Budapest | |
2006 | Hegyvidék Gallery, Budapest |
2004 | Jézus Kápolna, Chaumont, France |
2004 | V.th. District Mayor Office, Paris |
2003 | Zinko Gallery, Paris |
2002 | Institute Hungary, Paris. |
Trienale internationale d’art contemporain, Paris. | |
2001 | Kunsthalle, Budapest. |
Le Salon des Artistes, Paris. | |
1998 | Smelik and Stokking Gallery, Den Haag, Holland |
1997 | Museum of Hatvan |
Lahr. | |
Köln. | |
1996 | X.th. Biennial Exhibition of Medal's exhibition, Sopron, Hungary |
43.th. Autumn Exhibition of Vásárhely, Tornyai János Museum, Hódmezővásárhely. | |
Galerie Eremitage, Göttingen. | |
1995 | XIV. National Statuette Biennial, Pécs. |
Freiburg. | |
Milánó. | |
Kunsthalle, Budapest. | |
1994 | Erlin Gallery, Budapest. |
Charlotte Heming Galerie, Darmstadt. | |
Vigadó Gallery, Budapest. | |
1993 | The Torso and Sculpture in Hungary, Városi Gallery, Miskolc. |
XIII. National Statuette Biennial, Pécs. | |
1992 | Foundation MHB Exhibition, Kunsthalle, Budapest. |
Public Statues | |
Monument of Grover, 2006, Pécs | |
1956 -os Forradalom Emlékmű, 2006, Nagykanizsa | |
1956 -os Forradalom Emlékmű, 2006, Pusztaszabolcs | |
King and Quenn 2001, Páty | |
Bridge, 2001, Geneva, Svájc | |
Millennium Statue, 2000, Székesfehérvár | |
Odyseus, 1997, Tangermünde, Németország | |
Monument of the Heros, 1996, Tata. | |
Kurosz, 1996, Pécs. | |
Pihenő nő, 2000, Genf. | |
Millennium Statue, 2000, Székesfehérvár, Zichy-liget. |