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Selected Solo Exhibitions Awards 2016 Art Market Budapest, Güler Sanat (with Hakan 2015 National Scientiﬁc Student Council of Hungary, Golden Brooch Award Esmer and István Orosz), Budapest 2010 László Mednyánszky Award Castles and Fortresses in Croatia, Zagreb 2009 Tivadar Csontváry Kosztka Award 2015 Following the Traces of the Past: Castles, Ruins, Pécs Schönwiesner Medal Faces; Hungarian Cultural Center, Istanbul 2004 Association of Hungarian Creative Artists Award 2014 The Alchemist, Güler Sanat Gallery, Ankara (Hommage a Salvador Dali) Archeology, Anatomy, Architecture; Hegyvidek 2003 Dénes Deák Award Gallery, Budapest 2002 Hungary Presidential Award 2013 Colonnade, King St. Stephen Museum, 1998 Mihály Munkácsy Award Székesfehérvár 1990 Barcsay Award 2012 Columns, Gallery Bačva, Zagreb 1989 Ministry of Culture, Award for Excellence Imagination and Continuity, Árkosi Cultural Center, Sepsiszentgyörgy Memberships and Positions 2010 Bunkers, Csontváry Museum, Pécs 2014 - Vice President of Hungarian National 2009 Mixtura Picturalis II, Oktogon Art Gallery, Doctorate Council Budapest 2013- President of Doctoral Council, Hungarian 2008 Time Jump, Vaszary Gallery, Kaposvár University of Fine Arts 2006 Gorsium, Hungarian Academy, Rome 2010 - Hungarian Rectors’ Conference - Member of Talent Management Committee Harmonia Perturbata, Chemiakin Foundation, St. Petersburg 2006 - 2008 President of Art Universities Rector’s Committee (MERSZ) 2005 Heaven and Earth, Volksbank Gallery, 2005 - 2013 Rector, Hungarian University of Fine Arts Székesfehérvár 2002 - Head of Department, Professor, Hungarian 2003 Retroactive, Ernst Museum, Budapest University of Fine Arts, Department of Artistic Anatomy, Drawing and Geometry 2002 Castles, King St. Stephen Museum, Székesfehérvár Bathers, Ludwig Museum of Contemporary Art, Works in Public & Private Collections Budapest Kiscelli Museum, Budapest 2000 Towards a New Atlantis, Venice Biennale, Janus Pannonius Museum, Pécs 7th International Architecture Exhibition, Venice, Italy Attila József Museum, Makó 1998 TCU Art Gallery, Fort-Worth, USA Ludwig Museum of Contemporary Art, Budapest 1995 XL, King St. Stephen Museum, Székesfehérvár Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest Miskolc City Gallery, Miskolc 1991 Quodlibet, Herman Lipót Szalon, Budapest Somogyi Museum, Kaposvár Hungarian Authors - Literary Portraits, Petőﬁ King St. Stephen Museum, Székesfehérvár Museum, Budapest Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Budapest 1989 Monuments of Childhood, Dorottya utca, Budapest Kogart Contemporary Art Collection, Budapest 1985 King St. Stephen Museum, Székesfehérvár Sepsiszentgyörgy Gallery.

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