Szkok, Iván
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Biography
Szkok attenden the Academy of Fine Arts in Budapest from 1963-70, his teachers were Sebestény Ferenc and György Kádár. In 1992, He graduated in painting and teaching. He is a member of the Art Association DunaP’art, founded in 1987. Since 1992, he is a member of the Hungarian Society of Artists. In 1999 he was the chairman of the Society of Hungarian Fine and Applied Arts.
Iván Szkok freely combines in his works different styles and techniques with the means of painting and sculptures. The figurativity can always be found in a motive or symbol of concrete meaning. At the same time, we discover in his paintings captured by emotions, in the bodies, which are constantly in motion, in a gesture or an expression a certain tension. Through the play of positive and negative forms the „paintings in motion” are created and arise the fantasy of the observer. Everything is changing and the original painting is constantly in development, gains a new meaning. Szkok uses for his relief works clay, plaster or polyester and tempera or oil colours.
Year | Biography |
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16232 | He was born in Szombathely |
1963-1970 | Hungarian College of Fine Arts. |
His teachers: György Kádár, József Somogyi | |
1987 | member of the DunaP'art Art Society |
1999 | President of the Hungarian Fine and Applied Artists Association |
Awards | |
1971 | Derkovits-scholarship |
Single exhibitions | |
2013 | Koller Gallery, Budapest |
2011 | Attila József hall, Budapest |
Viszák, Cultural Shed | |
2010 | Szombathely Gallery |
Semmelweis Salon, Budapest, | |
2009 | Balatonszárszó |
2008 | István Csók Gallery, Budapest |
2007 | Szolnoki Gallery, Szolnok, |
Galerie Portheimka, Prague | |
Gellért Hotel, Budapest | |
2005 | Buda Klub Gallery |
2004 | Castrum Gallery, Vasvár |
Keve Gallery, Ráckeve | |
Trinitarian Church, Eger | |
Koller Gallery, Budapest, | |
2003 | Westend City Center, Budapest |
Szombathely | |
2002 | Médium Gallery |
2001 | House of Hungarian Wines, Budapest |
Origo Gallery, Budapest | |
Aulich Art Gallery, Budapest | |
2000 | Atrum Hyatt, Balassagyarmat, |
1999 | Csók Gallery, Budapest |
1998 | Bank Center Gallery, Budapest |
King Matthias Community Centre, Visegrád | |
1997 | Castle Museum, Simontornya |
MOL Gallery, Szolnok | |
1996 | Csontváry Hall, Budapest |
1991 | Kiskőrös |
World Trade Center, Vienna | |
1990 | Castle Gallery, Szirák |
County Cultural Center, Szombathely | |
1989 | Atlantic Fine Editions, Houston (USA) |
Vigadó Gallery, Budapest | |
Allen A. G., Lake Tahoe (USA) | |
1988 | Atrium Hyatt Hotel, Budapest |
1987 | Youth House, Eger |
1986 | Csontváry Hall, Budapest |
Atrium Hyatt Hotel, Budapest | |
1985 | Művelődési Ház, Komárom |
1984 | Atrium Hyatt Hotel, Budapest |
1982 | Atrium Hyatt Hotel, Budapest |
Fisherman's Bastion, Balatonkenese | |
Public works | |
Mother with her child (tapestry, 1970, Budapest, Buda Pediatrics) | |
Water (tapestry, 1974, Szombathely, Water Directorate of the Western Transdanubia) | |
Gypsy Family (fresco, 1975, Rakacaszend) | |
Cable Harness-decorated facade [with Targe Laszlo] (hard colored polyethylene, 1982, Kecskemet, Post) | |
Girls' head with pillows (terracotta, 1987, Budapest, Elizabeth Hotel) | |
Annunciation (relief, 1987, Budapest, Park Hotel) | |
Catering (plastic wall picture, 1988, Szombathely, Orlay School) | |
Energies (plastic wall picture, 1990, Budapest, Institute of Geophysics) | |
Muses (plastic wall picture, 1994, Budapest Artisjus Headquarters) | |
St. John of Nepomuk Church repainting (1994-97, Mosonmagyaróvár) | |
St. Stephen designate Moson at the seat of the county (altarpiece, 1996, Mosonmagyaróvár) | |
Maria Theresa donate a church (secco, 1996, Mosonmagyarovar) | |
St. Emeric, St. John of Nepomuk and St. Gotthard (secco, 1996, Mosonmagyarovar) | |
Holy Cross Church repainting (1996 Ménfőcsanak). |