Hungary

Bea Kusovszky

France

Paris

193 Gallery

Painting

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Layered borders XVI 

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Selected fields XVI

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Eszter Poroszlai

Mixed Media

Insta(nt)llation - Basilica Szent Istvan, Budapest,

Insta(nt)llation - Completion. 1/ 3

Selected fields XVII

Insta(nt)llation - Cone in globe. 1/3

Insta(nt)llation - Globe in Cone. 1/2

Insta(nt)llation - Completion. 1/2

insta(nt)llation - Cone in globe. 1/2

Insta(nt)llation - Panthéon, Paris 1/2

Insta(nt)llation - Panthéon, Rome 2. 1/2

Insta(nt)llation - Guggenheim NYC. 1/2

Insta(nt)llation - Panthéon, Paris 1/3

Insta(nt)llation - Protection 1/2

Insta(nt)llation - Printemps, Paris

Since 2018, 193 Gallery's program has explored Southeast Asia, Africa, South America, the Caribbean and Oceania. It continues its epic journey with Abstraction Is Freedom, an explosive exhibition dedicated to the Hungarian art scene from January 7 to February 25 2023 and spanning the entire main space of 24 rue Béranger 75003.

193 Gallery's new group show features Zsofi Barabas, Judith Horvath Loczi, Bea Kusovszky, Marton Nemes and Eszter Poroszlai. Born during the period when an iron curtain divided Europe, these artists have nevertheless evolved in a post-Berlin Wall free world. With the exhibition Abstraction Is Freedom, the 193 Gallery invites you to discover the richness and diversity of Hungarian art, thirty years after a wind of freedom blew over Central and Eastern Europe.


Abstraction is Freedom

Abstraction is Freedom

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