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Société Réaliste Is a Paris-Based Cooperative Created by Ferenc Gróf Société Réaliste is a Paris-based cooperative created by > Patterns of Time, acb Gallery, Budapest. 2nd Athens Biennial, Athens. > La chispa que incendia la llanura, CAC, Quito. > Wouldn’t be easier for the government to dissolve the Ferenc Gróf (1972, Pécs, HU) and Jean-Baptiste Naudy (1982, > Creative experiences, ICA-D, Dunaújváros, HU. people and elect another, Gallery Nova, Zagreb. Paris, FR) in 2004. > Atlas Critique, Parc Saint Léger, Pougues les Eaux, FR. > The man behind the curtain, Mission 17, San Francisco. > Enacting Populism, Kadist Art Foundation, Paris. > Katowice Biennial, Silesian Centre of Culture, HTTP://ACBGALERIA.HU + HTTP://GALERIEPOGGI.COM > One sixth of the Earth. Ecologies of Image, MUSAC, León. Katowice. > Art in the Parking Space, PST, Los Angeles. > The Inescapable Experience of Transition, Le Magasin, > Where do we migrate to?, Sheila C. Johnson Design Grenoble. SOLO EXHIBITIONS (selection) COLLECTIVE EXHIBITIONS (selection) Center, New School, New York. > Living Together, Marco, Vigo. > State of affairs, AMT Project, Bratislava. > Les frontières invisibles, Tri Postal, Lille. 2014 2014 2011 > Living Together, Montehermoso, Vitoria-Gasteiz. > x~torsions, SIZ gallery, Rijeka. > Private Nationalism, Kunsthalle, Kosice. > Ai Weiwei is in China, Fichtebunker, Berlin. 2008 > Mottopsy, Tenderpixel, London. > And I laid traps for troubadours who get killed before > Drifting Identity Station, Open Space, Vienna. > Try again, fail again, fail better, Kunsthalle, Budapest. > ‘amal al-ğam‘, acb Gallery, Budapest. they reached Bombay, Clark House Initiative, Bombay. > Architecture Film Festival, Rotterdam. > Pancevo Republic!, 13th Biennale of Pancevo, Serbia. > Universal Anthem, Tranzit.ro, Cluj. > Helsinki Photography Biennial, Finnish Museum of > User Friendly Society, Galženica Gallery, Velika Gorica. > The Aesthetic Center, 6th Gyumri International Biennial 2013 Photography, Helsinki. > Lost Stories, BWA Sokol, Nowy Sacz, PL. of Contemporary Art, Gyumri, Armenia. > The shape of orders to come, Salon de Vortex, Athens. > Get up, Mains d’Oeuvres, St-Ouen. > Hybridity in the Carpathians, MODEM, Debrecen, HU. > Positive Critical Imagination, Edinburgh Sculpture > A rough guide to Hell, P!, New York. > Too much money…, MuseumsQuartier, Vienna. > Alter///scrinium. 10 Theses Of The Architecture, Workshop, Edinburgh. > Thelema of Nations, Galerie Jérôme Poggi, Paris. > Report on the Construction of a Spaceship Module, Vladivostok International Film Festival, Vladivostok. > The Mechanics of the Canvas, Ernst Museum, 2012 New Museum, New York. > Trickster, European Culture Congress, Wroclaw. Budapest. > Empire, State, Building, MNAC, Bucharest. > Get up, KCB, Belgrade. > My Communism, TOP Contemporary Art Center, > Pro Eto, National Centre for Contemporary Arts, > Komfortkampf, Lokal_30, Warsaw. 2013 Shanghai. Moscow. > Empire, State, Building, Ludwig Museum, Budapest. > Rendez-vous, galerie Jérôme Poggi, Paris. > Speaks for itself, Hungarian National Gallery, > Be A Happy Worker: Work-to-Rule!, g-mk, Zagreb. > Monotopia, Galerie Michel Rein, Paris. > Hyphology, Sanatorium, Istanbul. Budapest. > Na mi van?, Kunsthalle, Budapest. 2011 > Skills of Economy, Finnish Academy of Fine Arts, > Parallel Chronologies. Invisible History of Exhibitions, > L’Argent, Le Plateau, Paris. > Archiscriptons, Anne Mosseri-Marlio Galerie, Zürich. Helsinki. Latvian Centre for Contemporary Art - LCCA, Riga. > World-ex-position, Open Space, Vienna. > The city amidst the buildings, Akbank Sanat, Istanbul. > Bookmarks, B55 Gallery, Budapest. > Where do we migrate to?, Center for Art, Design and > MOBY Hosting, Museums of Bat-Yam, Israel. > Empire, State, Building, Jeu de Paume, Paris. > Get up, Fabrica de Pensule, Cluj. Visual Culture, University of Maryland, Baltimore. > Utopia Transfer, Kiscelli Muzeum, Budapest. 2010 > L’art dans les chapelles, Chapelle de La Houssaye, > For love not money, 15th Tallinn Print Triennial, Kumu, > Economie 0, La Ménagerie de Verre, Paris. > Xenolalia, kisterem, Budapest. Pontivy. Tallinn. > Transmediale 08: Conspire, HKW, Berlin. > The Fountainhead and other artworks, Platform3, > Footnotes to breakup, Motorenhalle / riesa efau, 2010 2007 Munich. Dresden. > Hyper Real, MUMOK, Vienna. > Living Magazine, Kunstverein in Hamburg, Hamburg. > One-Way World, Skuc Gallery, Ljubljana. > The Gift of Betrayal, Delire Gallery, Bruxelles. > Flagpole, Platforme, Paris. > The Other City, Hungarian Cultural Center, New York. 2009 > By Any Means Necessary, acb Gallery, Budapest. > Transient Spaces - The Tourist Syndrom, NGBK, Berlin. > AtL(e)As(T.) CoMpleX, Studio Gallery, Budapest. > Transitioners: London View, uqbar, Berlin. > Arte: Affari, Lavoro o Perditempo, Furini Gallery, Rome. > Pre-specifics: Access X!, Onomatopee & Röda Sten > Un_Space / Paraflows, MAK, Vienna. > Transitioners: London View, Hold & Freight, London. > I have a dream, Contemporary Art Center of Kulturförening, Göteborg/Eindhoven. > Democracy? DIY!, Mains d’Oeuvres, St-Ouen. > Pligatures, Galerie Martine Aboucaya, Paris. Thessaloniki. > Cooperation, not corporations, ITS, Belgrade. > The Embassy / Apocalypse Now, &nbsp, Paris. > Over the counter, Buy-Sellf Art Club, Marseille. > Outer Space, actions in front of Mûcsarnok, Budapest. > Hostipitality: Receiving Strangers, Muzeum Sztuki, > Between white & black, MKTTK, 2nd Moscow Biennale. 2008 > How high is the Moon?, galerie Jérôme Poggi, Paris. Lodz. 2006 > Transitioners: Le Producteur, your-space / Van Abbe- > The Beginning, continued, Roonroom, Aachen. > Chisinau-Art, Research in the Public Sphere, Chisinau. > The Other City, Trafó Gallery, Budapest. museum, Eindhoven. 2012 > Politique Zéro, Espace Niemayer, Paris. > Article Biennale, Sølvberget Kulturhus, Stavanger. > MA: Culture States, Labor Gallery, Budapest. > The Beginning, Wild West Active Space, Maastricht. > Wealth of Nations, Spike Island, Bristol. > Intrusion / Apocalypse Now, &nbsp, Paris. 2007 > Time(less) Signs, Vienna Künstlerhaus. > Practicing Memory, Fondazione Pistoletto, Biella. > Transitory Operations, UMA, Ulaan Baatar, Mongolia. > Transitioners: Le Producteur, Synagogue de Delme. > The Organism, Open Systems, Vienna. > Over the counter, Mûcsarnok, Budapest. > How to do things? In the middle of (no)where..., > Transitioners, Galerie Martine Aboucaya, Paris. > One sixth of the Earth, ZKM, Karlsruhe. > Reasonable Force, Room Gallery, Auckland - Aotearoa. Kunstraum Kreuzberg/Bethanien, Berlin; Nikolaj, > Transitioners, Ze Dos Bois, Lisbon. > Where do we migrate to?, CACNO, New Orleans. > Ce qui vient, 2nd Rennes Biennial, Rennes. Copenhagen; CIAC, Bucharest; CCA, Kiev; Trafó > Transitioners, Kunstpavillon, Innsbruck. > The Collective Eye, SUBTE, Montevideo. > Geography of Trans-territories, Walter&McBean Gallery, Budapest. > MA: Deuxième contact, galerie Journiac, Paris. > Kritik und Krise, Situation Room / CHB, Berlin. Galleries of San Francisco Art Institute, San Francisco. > Version 06 : Parallel Cities, Iron Studios, Chicago. 2006 > Drifting Identities, Muzeul Zemstvei, Chisinau. > Hypotheses Verification, Laboratoria, Moscow. > Transitioners, Trafó Gallery, Budapest. > Reactivation, 9th Shanghai Biennale, Shanghai. 2009 COLLABORATIVE PROJECTS 2005 > United Nations Camouflage, public art project for > ID: Ideology of Design, Museum of Contemporary Art > IGM #3: Appendix, Espace En Cours, Paris. “Loving Art, Making Art”, at Einav , Tel Aviv. of Vojvodina, Novi Sad. > Whose water is it?, in collaboration with Ulay, public > IGM #2: Distal, Usine des Taillandiers, Paris. > The eye never sees itself, 2nd Ural Industrial Biennial, > Typopass - Critical design and conceptual typography, art project, Maribor, 2012. > IGM #1: MDCCLXX IX, Karton Gallery, Budapest. Ekaterinburg. Dorottya Galéria, Budapest. > Artist Pension Trust, The Institute of Social Hypocrisy, > The Vertigo of Freedom, Situation Room / CHB, Berlin. > The spectacle of the everyday, 10th Lyon Biennial, Lyon. Paris, 2011. PUBLIC SPACE PROJECTS > I have a dream, Wroclaw Contemporary Museum, > What Keeps Mankind Alive?, 11th Istanbul Biennial, > Manifesta 6.1: M6 D3 Abschlussball, WestGermany, > UN Camouflage, Gare de Bourget, Le Bourget, 2015. Wroclaw. Istanbul. Berlin, 2007. > Waiting for the mo(nu)ment, Jardin du chalet, Paris, > Chrématistique, Centre d’art 360m³, Lyon. > 28th Biennial of Graphic Arts, Gallery Jakopic, Ljubljana. 2014. (Nouveaux commanditaires) > Paper Jam #2, Cabaret Voltaire, Zurich, marke.6, > Splav Meduze, Likovni salon, Celje, Slovenia. > UN Camouflage, Passerelle Senghor, Paris, 2013. Weimar, Treize & Ygrec, Paris, and Messy Shop, > Rites de Passage, Schunck Glaspaleis, Heerlen, NL. PUBLICATIONS > Cosmopolites de tous les pays encore un effort, Bangkok. > Bertha von Suttner Revisited, Schüttkasten, MGLC/ Aksioma, Ljubljana, 2010. > Half a dozen of the other, Magma, Sfântu Gheorghe. Harmannsdorf. > The Best American Book of the 20th century, > The Golden Cage, KunstBüroBerlin, Berlin. > How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?, Onomatopee, Eindhoven, 2014. 2 3 > Empire, State, Building, Editions Amsterdam / Jeu n°141, London, 2011. de Paume / Ludwig Múzeum, Paris - Budapest, 2011. > ALKEMA Hanna, Empire of signs, Idea, No.38, Cluj, 2011. > SCHONWALD Cédric, Empire, State, Building, in Art21, > New Alphabetical Order, in Art Papers n°37/01, Atlanta, n°30, Paris, 2011. 2013. > KEREKES Anna, Palimpseste, in exindex.hu, May 2011. > Life, Domain, Kingdom, in Zootopia, London, 2012. > TREMEAU Tristan, Empire, State, Building, in Art Press,
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