Gyula Kosice (Fernando Fallik)
| Type | Male Artist |
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| URLs | Wikipedia German Wikipedia English Artist's page Museo Kosice |
| Awards | |||||
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| Award | 1997 | Di Tella Prize | Buenos Aires, Argentina | ||
| Award | 1997 | Konex Award | Konex Foundation | Buenos Aires, Argentina | |
| Award | 1994 | Prize for the Trajectory of Plastic Arts | National Museum of Fine Arts of Buenos Aires | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| Exhibitions | |||||
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| Solo exhibition | 2016 | Homenaje | Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes | Buenos Aires, Argentina | |
| Group exhibition | 2007 | Merrill Lynch Arteaméricas, G. Kosice special guest representing Latin America | Merrill Lynch Arteaméricas | Miami, United States | |
| Solo exhibition | 2006 | Tribute to Master Gyula Kosice in Culture and Art | Nation’s Senate | Buenos Aires, Argentina | |
| Solo exhibition | 2005 | Pequeña Sala Kosice | Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Austin | Texas, USA | |
| Retrospective | 1991 | Retrospective Exhibition, 1944 - 1990 | Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes | Buenos Aires, Argentina | |
| Solo exhibition | 1982 | Kosice | Hakone Open Air Museum | Tokyo, Japan | |
| Solo exhibition | 1974 | Kosice | Israel Museum | Jerusalem, Israel | |
| Solo exhibition | 1967 | Kosice, Sculpture: water, light, movement | Galería Bonino | New York, USA | |
| Solo exhibition | 1960 | Kosice | Galerie Denise René | Paris, France | |
| Solo exhibition | Modernités plurielles, 1905-1970, Kosice y el arte concreto | Centre Pompidou | Paris, France |
| Artworks in Collections | |||
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| Daros Latinamerica Collection | Zürich, Switzerland | Röyi, 1944/1952 | |
| Galerie Mitterand | Paris, France | Pintura Madi, 1948 | |
| Museum of Latin American Art (MALBA) | Buenos Aires, Argentina | ||
| Modern Art of New York (MoMA) | New York, USA | ||
| Centre Pompidou | Paris, France | ||
| MFAH Museum of Fine Arts Houston | Houston, USA | 17041 |
| Publications | ||||||||||||
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| Monography | 2012 | Fundacion Cisneros | Gyula Kosice in Conversation with Gabriel Perez-Barreiro: en conversación con Gabriel Pérez-Barreiro | Andrea Giunta | 978-0982354483 | New York, Caracas | Fundacion Cisneros | |||||
| Monography | 2013 | Centre Georges Pompidou Service Commercial | Gyula Kosice | Camille Morineau | 978-2844266248 | Paris | Centre Pompidou | |||||
| Monography | 2001 | Nuevohacer Grupo Editor Latinoamericano | Madigrafias y Otros Textos | 978-9506946388 | 978-9506946388 | Buenos Aires, | ||||||
| Monography | 2010 | Ed. Asunto Impreso | AUTOBIOGRAFIA | Gyula Kosice | 978-9507200281 | Buenos Aires |
Died
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Projects
, Argentina
Ciudad Hidroespacial, creating a classless society by building an entirely new city.
Projects
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Artist Group Arte Concreto Invención
Projects
, Argentina
Art Group Arturo with Carmelo Arden Quin, Rhod Rothfuss,Torres-García
Born
Košice, Czechoslovakia
Gyula Kosice was in the vanguard of kinetic and luminal art. His family moved to Argentina when he was age four. Although he studied art at the Academias Libres (Free Schools), he considered himself mostly self-taught. He co-founded the magazine Arturo (1944), took part in the first Arte Concreto Invención (Concrete Art Invention) exhibition (1945), and initiated the avant-garde Madí movement in 1946, writing the Madí manifesto and editing eight issues of its journal, Arte Madí Universal (Universal Madi Art). In 1944 Kosice created Röyi (Roy), his first abstract wood sculpture with flexible joints, followed by other articulated metal sculptures (Escultura articulada [Articulated Sculpture], 1946; Metro, 1950), whose form could be manipulated by spectators. He pioneered the use of Plexiglas and neon for his “Estructuras lumínicasi” series from 1946 onward and was the first to introduce water as key element in his “Hydrosculptures,” which he began in 1948. During the later 1960s Kosice’s utopian project Ciudad hidroespacial (Hydrospatial City) presented models for “town-planning for space.” He also created monumental sculptures, including Victoria (1988) for the Olympic Games in Seoul, Korea, and Monument to Democracy (2000) in Buenos Aires. He represented Argentina in the Venice Biennale (1964); exhibited his works in nearly 200 shows; and was honored with numerous awards.
https://postwar.hausderkunst.de/en/artworks-artists/artists/gyula-kosice (07.09.2019)
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Estructura lumínica Madí 6 (Leuchtende Madí-Struktur Nr. 6) | 1946 | Gyula Kosice | |
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La ciudad hidroespacial/ The Hydrospatial City | 1972 | Gyula Kosice | |
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Relieve Agua Comunicante | 2005 | Gyula Kosice | |