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'''László Szlávics''' (born August 11, 1959) a [[Hungary|Hungarian]] [[sculptor]] and [[medallist]]. He publishes his works under the names ({{lang-hu|'''ifj. Szlávics László''', or '''Szlávics László, ifj.'''}}) '''László, ifj. Szlávics''' or '''László, Szlávics Jr.''' or '''Laszlo Szlavics Jr.'''
'''László Szlávics''' (born August 11, 1959) a [[Hungary|Hungarian]] [[sculptor]] and [[medallist]]. He publishes his works under the names ({{lang-hu|'''ifj. Szlávics László''', or '''Szlávics László, ifj.'''}}) '''László, ifj. Szlávics''' or '''László, Szlávics Jr.''' or '''Laszlo Szlavics, Jr.'''


==Biography==
==Biography==

Revision as of 21:19, 31 July 2009

The native form of this personal name is Szlávics László. This article uses Western name order when mentioning individuals.
László Szlávics, Jr.
Born
Hungarian: Szlávics László
NationalityHungarian
Known forSculpture, Art medals, Coin, Kinetic art, Interactive art, Mobile

László Szlávics (born August 11, 1959) a Hungarian sculptor and medallist. He publishes his works under the names (Hungarian: ifj. Szlávics László, or Szlávics László, ifj.) László, ifj. Szlávics or László, Szlávics Jr. or Laszlo Szlavics, Jr.

Biography

László Szlávics, Jr.: Birds, 1988

Between 1973 and 1977 he attended the Specialized Secondary School of Fine and Applied Arts, Budapest. After graduation his training was supervised by his father László Szlávics Sr. in his goldsmith's and sculpture workshop and the sculpture workshop of Agamemnon Makrisz. Since 1973 he lives and works in the one of the oldest community of artists at Százados Street in Budapest. Since 1995 he often designs coins for the National Bank of Hungary.

His specialty is medal design.

Exhibitions (selection)

Collective exhibitions

Since 1975 his works have been exhibited in 15 countries. The most important collective exhibitions:

László Szlávics, Jr.: Cultic proto-money, 2004
  • 1995 – Email International 3, Coburg (Germany)
  • 1995 – Helyzetkép/Hungarian sculpture, Kunsthalle, Budapest, Hungary
  • 1995 – Műhelysarok – Idő-mérő, Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest, Hungary
  • 1996 – 9th Cloisonne Jewelry Contest, Tokyo (Japan)
  • 1996 – Műhelysarok – Ékszer, Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest, Hungary
  • 1996 – Lépés a jövőbe, Applied Arts Exhibition, Kunsthalle, Budapest, Hungary
  • 1997 – Magyar Szalon '97, Kunsthalle, Budapest, (Hungary)
  • 1997 – VII-th International Biennale of Small Graphic Form and Ex-libris, Ostrów Wielkopolski (Polish)
  • 2001 – Sculpture from here and beyond, Kunsthalle, Budapest, (Hungary)
  • 2002 – Masaccio 600 International Art Medal Competition, Ein Vered, (Israel)
  • 2004 – Dante Europeo XIV. Biennale Internazionale Dantesca, Ravenna (Italia)
  • 2005, 2008 – International Biennial of Contemporary Medals of Seixal (Portuguese)
  • 2005 – H. C. Andersen 200 International Art Medal Competition, Hadassa Neurim, (Israel)
  • 2006 – Az Út 1956-2006, National Fine Art Exhibition, Kunsthalle, Budapest, (Hungary)
  • 2008 – Znad Dunaju Wełtawy i Wisły. Medalierzy i ich dzieła Wroclaw Museum of Medals, Wrocław (Polish).
  • 2008 – 2009 Craft & Design, Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest, Hungary
  • 2009 – Dedukció – 1th National Biennial of Sculpture, Művészetmalom, Szentendre, Hungary

Major solo exhibitions

Since 1977 he had 26 solo exhibitions in Hungary and other countries. The most important are:

Awards (selection)

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László Szlávics, Jr.: Ont he road, 2005

2006 – Erika Ligeti prize

The most important awards of national exhibitions and international wide:

  • 1993 – Faces and Fates National Portrait Biennale, Budapest, Hungary, Golden Diploma, (Main Prize)
  • 1996 – 9th Cloisonne Jewelry Contest Tokyo, Japan, Encouragement Prize
  • 1996 – Fej Vagy Írás, Art medall exhibition, Budapest, Hungary, Main Prize
  • 1997 – 11th National Biennial of Medal Art, Sopron, Hungary, Civitas Fidelissima-prize (Prize of the Municipal City Government of Sopron, Silver Medals)
  • 2000 – 7 th National Wood Sculpture Exhibition, Nagyatád, Hungary, Prize of the Nagyatád city.
  • 2002 – Masaccio 600 International Art Medal Competition, Ein Vered, Israel, Special Mention
  • 2003 – 14 th 11th National Biennial of Medal Art, [5] Sopron, Hungary, Civitas Fidelissima Prize (Prize of the Municipal City Government of Sopron, Silver Medals)
  • 2003 – Jenő Rejtő Memorial Exhibition, Budapest, The Museum of Literature Petőfi, First prize
  • 2006 – II. Articum International Biennial, Szolnok, Hungary, Sculpture Prize
  • 2007 – 16 th National Biennial of Medal Art, [6] 16th Hungarian Biennale of Medal Art, Sopron, Hungary, Béni Ferenczy Prize, The Grand Prize awarded by the Municipal Government of Győr-Moson-Sopron County
  • 2007 – Art Medal World Congress FIDEM XXX,[7] Colorado Springs, USA, „Honorable Mention” [8]

Works (selection)

László Szlávics, Jr.: Masaccio, memorial medal, 2002

Collections

Buildings

László Szlávics, Jr.: László Csány prize, small plastic, 2002

Medals ad small plastics (selection)

  • 1992 – Ferenc Flór Prize, memorial plaque and badge, Ministry of National Defence, Hungary
  • 1992 – János Hunyadi Prize, memorial plaque and badge, Ministry of National Defence, Hungary
  • 1992 – Miklós Zrínyiós Prize, memorial plaque and badge, Ministry of National Defence, Hungary
  • 1996 – Nemzeti Minőségi Díj, small plastic, Hungary's prime minister
  • 1998 – A világ gyermekeiért, UNICEF 2000–forint, silver memorial coin, Hungarian National Bank
  • 1999 – István Menyhárd Prize, Magyar Mérnöki Kamara
  • 2000 – Gejza Ferdinandy Prize, memorial plaque and badge, Ministry of National Defence, Hungary
  • 2000 – Szilárd Zielinski Prize, Magyar Mérnöki Kamara.
  • 2001 – Magyar ifjúsági irodalom alakjai sorozat, 200–forint, memorial coin, Hungarian National Bank
  • 2001 – Imre Pekár Prize, Hajdú–Bihar Megyei Mérnöki Kamara.
  • 2001 – László Csány Prize, Magyar Mérnöki Kamara
  • 2002 – Pál Hajnik Prize, memorial plaque and badge, Ministry of National Defence, Hungary
László Szlávics, Jr.: Mátyás Hunyadi, memorial coin, (Hungarian forint, 2008)
  • 2003 – András Hadik Prize, memorial plaque and badge, Ministry of National Defence, Hungary
  • 2004 – Pécsi ókeresztény sírkamrák, 5000-forint, silver, memorial coin, Hungarian National Bank
  • 2005 – Lázár Mészáros Prize, memorial plaque and badge, Ministry of National Defence, Hungary
  • 2006 – Gyula Andrássy Prize, memorial plaque and badge, Ministry of National Defence, Hungary
  • 2007 – Mátyás Hunyadi trónra lépésének 550. évfordulója, 50.000.–forint, gold, memorial coin, Hungarian National Bank
  • 2007 – Lajos Ordass Prize, small plastic and memorial plaque, Magyarországi Evangélikus Egyház Országos Prezsbitériuma
  • 2007 – Sándor Prónay Prize, small plastic and memorial plaque, Magyarországi Evangélikus Egyház Országos Prezsbitériuma
  • 2008 – John Calvin memorial medalls, Magyarországi Református Egyház

Members

  • 1984 – Association of Hungarian Creative Artists [10]
  • 1987 – 1992 Aurea Képző-és Iparművészeti Alkotóközösség.
  • 1991 – Association of Hungarian Fine and Applied Artists, Medal Section. [11]
  • 1995 – FIDEM, Fédération Internationale de la Médaille d'Art.
  • 1996 – 1998 British Art Medal Society (BAMS). [12]
  • 1997 – Százados úti Művésztelep Egyesület. [13]
  • 2007 – Association of Hungarian Fine and Applied Artists, Goldsmith Section. [14]
  • 2008 – Association of Hungarian Fine and Applied Artists, Sculpture Section. [15]

Literature (selection)

László Szlávics, Jr.: John Calvin, memorial medal, 2008

References

  1. ^ F.I.D.E.M., Fédération Internationale de la Médaille d'Art
  2. ^ "Time and Space in Recent Works by László Szlávics Jr."
  3. ^ Gallery Körmendi 20. jun. - 25. jul. 2009
  4. ^ 17th National Biennial of Medal Art
  5. ^ 14 th National Biennial of Medal Art
  6. ^ 16 th National Biennial of Medal Art
  7. ^ Art Medal World Congress FIDEM XXX
  8. ^ Art Medal World Congress FIDEM XXX, (Colorado Springs, USA) designated among the two selected artist, 2007
  9. ^ Sopron Music School,
  10. ^ Association of Hungarian Creative Artists
  11. ^ Association of Hungarian Fine and Applied Artists, Medal Section.
  12. ^ British Art Medal Society
  13. ^ Százados úti Művésztelep Egyesület
  14. ^ Association of Hungarian Fine and Applied Artists, Goldsmith Section
  15. ^ Association of Hungarian Fine and Applied Artists, Sculpture Section.
  16. ^ ART '95 Bt.
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