Gyula Pauer

Gyula Pauer

1941 – 2012, Budapest, Hungary

At the end of 1950 at Luigi de Battista decorative sculpture lessons1966: First solo exhibition, HNF building in Budapest1970: formulation of the principles of the pseudo artedu .: 1970 First PSEUDO Manifesto1972-78: Kaposvár Theater Set and costume designs1978: Nagyatád Maya, Forest Board Demonstrators, Pseudo-theater1979-80: set designer for the National Theatre1980-82: Katona József Theatre1983-84: Drama and Film Critics’ Award, the stage designer of the Year Award1985: Hungary Beautiful, Beauty Action1988: Seoul Olimpic Pantheon exhibitors, Seoul torso1987: Péry Puci exhibition, Pécs / Érmezei Zoltan and John Rauschenberger /1988: Bereményi Geza Eldorado film; European Cesar Award1989: French dance sculptures statues, plastic shell1991: The Shroud of Turin Statue, Vatican City1991: Memorial of Ebensee, Austria1990-98: professor at the College of Fine Arts1993: Munkácsy AwardFrom 1993 regular member of the Széchenyi Academy of Letters and Arts1993-2001: Chairman of the Szinyei Merse Society1994: Vice President of the Hungarian Sculptors Society1996-2000: the Satantango-film visualization1994-2002: the Theatre and Film Academy professor1999: Global conceptualized 1950s-1980s, Queens Museum of Art, New Yorker

1999: Film Festival main prize: Glamour 2002: production designer on the film,Bridgeman2005: Kossuth Prize16 April 2005 .: Shoes on the Danube River National Holocaust Memorial Inauguration2005 júl.15-aug.28 .: PAUER retrospective, Kunsthalle, Budapest2006: Exhibition at the National Gallery and the Warsaw Institute of Hungary2008: Solo exhibition at the Gallery Source and Symbol2008.ELTE: Gólyavári Panel2008.Chemnitz “TWO IN ONE” Overnight action Chemnitz2008 Berlin, Collegium Hungaricum: “pseudo IN BERLIN”2009 Magic minimum, Source Gallery2009 Germany, Stuttgart, Kunstverein. Conceptual International ExhibitionIcon 2009, Szentendre, Lena and Roselli Gallery Died in 2012.

MARX-LENINVera ikonikaBronze

15 x 11

circa 1991

CANVAS ETUD ON IRON2009, Gyula Pauer

VERA IKONIKA11 x 15 cm, Bronze, Gyula Pauer