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Budapest-born media artist Anna Fabricius lives and works in Budapest. She received her doctoral degree at Moholy-Nagy University in 2015. The core of her art is based on photography, video, texts and mixed media, exploring the concept of a “group” or a “community”, their construction, how they form, and the role of an individual within it. Fabricius’s works have been showcased in a great number of domestic and international exhibitions and institutions, including Ludwig Museum Budapest, the Hungarian National Gallery, PhotoEspaña, Paris Photo, Lodz Photofestival, and the Rijeka Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, in collaboration with various renowned curators such as Jovana Stokič, Roman Babjak and Walter Seidl. She is one of the most-traveled artists of the Hungarian media-art scene, partaking in residency programs like Vienna MQ21, RU Residency New York, Lodz Residency Program, Taipei Resident Artist Project or Ostrale21 Dresden. Fabricius also runs courses at the Moholy-Nagy University Budapest. Her works are present in several private collections.
IG Anna Fabricius
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Academic studies
2015 Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design (MOME), Budapest / photography DLA
2008-2011 Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design (MOME), Budapest / DLA scholarship
2003 Glasgow School of Art, Glasgow / scholarship
2000-2005 Hungarian University of Arts and Design (now MOME), Budapest / photography BA
Academic activity
2020 Metropolitan University, Budapest / External lecturer, photo department
2010 Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design (MOME), Budapest / External lecturer, photo department
Solo and duo exhibitions
2024
– Here is work, where is home? – KASSÁK Museum / Budapest
2023
– 12 Gestures – TOBE Gallery / Budapest
2022
– A Hundred Words and Seven Things – TOBE Gallery / Budapest
2021
– LET’S PLANT Capazine ’21 in collaboration with Réka Bohus – CAPA Center 8F Gallery / Budapest
2018
– The Hero, the Loser and The One With Three Lives – Jurányi Ház / Budapest
– Mandarin Woman – Robert Capa Contemporary Photography Center / Budapest
2017
– Cselgáncs | joint show with János Lackfi writer – Petőfi Museum of Literature / Budapest
– Desired Reveals the Planned – EIKON Schaufenster – Museums Quartier / Vienna
– Immaterial | joint show with Janek Tomza – Platán Gallery – Polish Institute /Budapest
2016
– Forgotten Footnotes about Non-existent Factories – Wschodnia Galerie / Łódź
– Subject, Predicate, Non-subordinate Names – Faur Zsófi Gallery / Budapest
2013
– Public Time – Faur Zsófi Gallery / Budapest
– Unpredictable Events of the Future – Photon Gallery / Ljubljana
2012
– Unpredictable Events of the Future – Faur Zsófi Gallery / Budapest
2011
– Menotrentuno III. / Ghilarza, Sardinia
- Hungarian Standard / Falkenstein Smitt’n
2010
– Cavalrymen and Equestrienes – Photomonth2010 / Bratislava
2009
– „A“ Group – Ráday Gallery / Budapest
2007
– Hungarian Standard – FOTOFESTIWAL International Photo Festival / Łódź
Selected group exhibitions
2024
– Meijburg Art Commission – UNSEEN Fair / Amsterdam (upcoming)
– CERCHIO SPACE QUADRATO – Mostra annuale dei borsisti dell’Accademia d’Ungheria – Accademia d’Ungheria / Roma
– IV. Portrait Triennale – PROSŌPON, curated by Krisztián Kukla – Liptov Gallery of Peter Michal Bohúňa / Liptov
2023
– TO BE continued – TOBE Gallery / Budapest
– Like You and Me – Young Hungarian Photography. Curator: Zita Sárvári — Hungarian House of Photography / Budapest
– Experience of the World – Vízivárosi Gallery / Budapest
– Winter Show: FCKN LOVE – TOBE Gallery / Budapest
2022
– Monuments of Impermanence – UMWELT / Kisapáti Szent György-hill
– ARE YOU SURE YOU WANT TO LEAVE? Selection from the OSTRALE Biennale O21 “Breathturn” – Art Quarter Budapest
– Time Machine-A new selection from the collection of the Ludwig Museum – Ludwig Múzeum / Budapest
2021
– Flowing Connections – OSTRALE Biennale O21 / Dresden
– 20 years, 20 artworks, 20 artists – Gallery Faur / Budapest
2020
– 30-Experimental Art Education Project – MODEM / Debrecen
2019
– The Way We See It – self-objection – Ybl Budai Kreatív Ház / Budapest
– Ukiyo-e – Duna Museum / Esztergom
2018
– Group Show – Taipei Artist Village / Taipei
– Future Skills – Austrian Cultural Institute / Budapest
2017
– Economize! – Ludwig Museum / Budapest
– Leopold Bloom Award – shortlisted – Budapest Gallery / Budapest
2016
– Texte in Fotografischen Bildern – Fotoforum / Innsbruck
2015
– Socially Acceptable – InCubeArt Gallery / New York
– Motherhood – Visual Cultural Research Center / Kiev
2014
– Lockout – Visual Cultural Research Center / Kiev
– Backlight Photofestival / Tampere
2013
– Leopold Bloom Award – finalist – Ludwig Museum / Budapest
– STILL-Photography in the museum – MODEM / Debrecen
– Contemporary Hungarian Photography after the years 2000 – Hungarian National
Gallery / Budapest
2012
– What is Hungarian? – Kunsthalle / Budapest
– XY Generation – Ludwig Museum / Budapest
2011
– Out of Left Field – Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art / Rijeka
2010
– Modernización – Festival Europe / Barcelona
– Modernización – PHotoespana Openphoto / Cuenca
– Live Sync – Museum of Contemporary Art / Shanghai
2009
– EUROPE: In between document and fiction / Bucarest
2008
– BACKLIGHT’08 – Galerie FLUSS / Wolkersdorf
– Stalking Utopia – Institute of Contemporary Art / Dunaújváros
– Men at Work – Dom Fotografie / Liptovsky Mikulas
– Zeitgenössische Fotokunst aus Ungarn – Neuer Berliner Kunstverein / Berlin
2007
– Imaginary Paradise – IMPEX / Budapest
– Lodz Photosensitive Space – Lodz Art Center / Łódź
– Contemporary Fineartist from Hungary – Art Center / Moscow
2006
– Privat matter? – Kunsthalle / Budapest
– I Image / Bratislava
2005
– Fieldworks – Írokéz Gallery / Szombathely
2004
– Dokumentum6 – Month of Photography – Hungarian House of Photography /Budapest
Presence in Art Fairs
2024
– UNSEEN Photo Fair – TOBE Gallery / Amsterdam (upcoming)
– MIA Photo Fair | Main sector – TOBE Gallery / Milan
2022
– Paris Photo | Main sector – TOBE Gallery / Paris
– Photo Basel – TOBE Gallery / Basel
2013
– Scope Art Fair – Faur Zsófi Gallery / New York
2010
– Paris Photo – State section – Faur Zsófi Gallery / Paris
Awards, scholarships, residencies
2024
– Meijburg Art Commission – shortlisted / Amsterdam
– Rome Residency program – Collegium Hungaricum / Rome
2023
– Kassák Award – winner / Budapest
2021
– Ostrale21 – A.I.R. program / Dresden
2018
– A.I.R. program – Taipei Artist Village / Taipei
2017
– Leopold Bloom Award – finalist / Budapest
– Derkovits Gyula Fineart Scholarship / Budapest
2016
– A.I.R. program – Wschodnia Gallery / Łódź
2015
– A.I.R. program – Residency Unlimited/ACAX / New York
– Derkovits Gyula Fineart Scholarship / Budapest
2014
– Plat(t)form 2014 – Fotomuseum / Winterthur
2013
– Leopold Bloom Award – finalist / Budapest
- Member of the Association of Hungarian Photographers
2012
– MQ21 A.I.R. programme / Vienna
2011
– A.I.R. program – GuestRoomMaribor / Maribor
2009-2008
– Art-Universitas Programme with Gyenis Tibor – www.camra.hu
2007
– Lodz Photosensitive Space – residence programme – invited artist / Łódź
– Thessaloniki International Photobiennale Awards – finalist / Thessaloniki
– A.I.R. program – Budapest Gallery / Budapest | Gallery Gjutars / Helsinki
– Pécsi József Photography scholarship / Budapest
2006
– Sittcomm Award – finalist
2005
– Pécsi József Photography scholarship / Budapest
Works in collections
Ludwig Museum – Contemporaryphotography Collection / Budapest
Ambre and Alain Moueix – Private Collection / Paris
Jozef T. Baio – Bowdoin College Museum of Art – public Collection / Brunswick
Miskolci Galéria – Collection / Miskolc
Kogart – Collection / Budapest
Béla Horváth – Private Collection / Budapest
Selected PRESS
2014
– Interview with Anna Fabricius, Brigitta Muladi / Artportal