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Zustand: New. The book shed lights on the artistic practice of renwoned Hungarian artist Sandor Krizabai known as Alex. It includes the works which produced from mid 1980s until recent days and these works exhibited at 'Mystical Dreams' exhibition - artist's first solo show in Turkey - at Güler Sanat Gallery, Ankara. The artist's practice in the genre of abstract expressionism, mystical realism as social and psychological content embraces the reader. The authors are Hungarian art historian Tihamer Novotny and Turkish curator and art historian Kemal Orta. Editors: Translator: 72 pages.

Zustand: New. The book is published on the occasion of Turkish contemporary artist Hakan Esmer's first solo show abroad. The exhibition took place at MANK Gallery of Szentendre, Hungary - a prestigious public gallery of Hungarian Human Resources Ministry. The book includes the works by Esmer produced during the artist's residency in Szentendre in 2016 - which Esmer was invited as a guest artist for three months. It indicates Esmer's artistic progress and provides the reader with Esmer's outlook upon the idea of 'scape'. Curated and edited by Turkish art historian Kemal Orta, the book is also accompanied by renowned Hungarian art historian and curators Brigitta Muladi and Emma Zsofia Szabo's texts as well as a foreword by the director of MANK Gallery Janos Hovari. Editors: Translator: 76 pages.

Zustand: New. The book shows the works by emerging Slovene artist Peter Gaber, which he produced during his residency in Turkey. Wake Up My Loneliness, curated by Kemal Orta, is the artist's first solo show in Turkey. Inspired by his close surroundings and experiences in Turkey, the artist brings forth a critical approach upon today's modern societies in big metropoles such as Ankara and Istanbul through his works which possess traces of abstraction, cubism and neo-expressionism. Art historical texts written by Kemal Orta and Slovene curator and art historian Bostjan Soklic. Editors: Translator: 28 pages.

Zustand: New. The book shed lights on renowned contemporary Turkish artist Ahmet Günestekin's exhibitions which simultaneously have been held at three prestigious museums in Pecs city of Hungary: Janus Pannonius Museum, Vasarely Museum and Zsolnay Museum. The book, which reflects the largest survey exhibition of a Turkish artist abroad to date, includes images from exhibition installation, full list of artworks and two art historical texts by art historians Kemal Orta and Jozsef Sarkany - the curators of the show. Editors: Translator: 48 pages.