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Peter Panyoczki
Panyoczki in his studio
Born (1953-10-30) 30 October 1953 (age 71)
Budapest, Hungary
NationalitySwiss, Hungarian, New Zealander
EducationUniversity of Zurich
Zurich, Switzerland
Known forVisual art

Peter Panyoczki (born 30 October 1953) is a Hungarian, Swiss, New Zealand artist based in Kaiwaka, New Zealand. Panyoczki has exhibited in Switzerland, USA, Germany, Italy, Hungary, France, and Japan.[1]

Career

Three-year-old Panyoczki escapes with his parents to Switzerland after the Hungarian Revolution of 1956. Between 1969 and 1974 he attends Kollegium Gymnasium Schwyz before he begins his studies at the University of Zurich (German language and literature, art history, and English literature) where he gets his master's degree in 1980.[2] A year earlier he started as an assistant for German language at the Purdue University in Lafayette, Indiana in the United States. During the two years he spent there he wrote and directed a film based on Samuel Beckett's short story First Love. Between 1982 and 1986 he makes various studies in Rotterdam, Florence, and Vienna and teaches classes of language and art. In 1990 he starts a project in Barcelona. The project "Hannibal" was a meditative travel and research on Vanitas through Northern Africa. During his travels he creates a poetic video the title of which was Hannibal.[3] In 1992 Panyoczki visits New Zealand for the first time. In 1993 he realizes the first part of the Babylon-Project which was an interactive artistic dialogue with János Kalmár and Joerg Spamer at the Goethe-Institut in Budapest.[4]

In 1995 Panyoczki moves to New Zealand and becomes a resident. The same year his son Janos is born.

In 1999 he starts a project in New Zealand. The Kaipara Foundation was aimed to create a platform, where artists, scientists, musicians etc. from NZ and overseas had a possibility to meet and to stay in residence, to work and communicate their ideas at seminars and symposiums. The Kaipara Foundation has been taken over by the Wallace Arts Foundation in 2014.[5][6]

Panyoczki was one of the five judges in the 2014 Wallace Art Awards, the biggest and longest-surviving art awards in New Zealand.[7]

Private Life

Panyoczki is married to Tatjana, a jewellery artist, and they have a son Janos. They reside in Kaiwaka, New Zealand.[8]

Bibliography

  • Monographie[9] - 1996
  • Distance and Proximity[10] - 2004

See also

References

  1. ^ www.kaiparalifestyler.co.nz - Art in a Museum Setting, 20 February 2008
  2. ^ http://www.panyoczki.ch - Biography on the official website
  3. ^ www.mke.hu - Kalmár János DLA
  4. ^ www.editionheads.ch - Edition 1991 – Peter Panyoczki
  5. ^ www.thebigidea.co.nz - The Kaipara Project, 25 November 2003
  6. ^ www.architecturenz.net - The Kaipara Project
  7. ^ www.wallaceartstrust.org.nz - The Annual Wallace Awards
  8. ^ www.avidgallery.co.nz - Tatjana Panyoczki
  9. ^ http://www.panyoczki.ch - Publications and References ISBN 3-7165-0979-5
  10. ^ http://www.panyoczki.ch - Publications and References ISBN 0-476-01102-7
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