Habilitation Lecture - Gábor Ébli PhD
The Doctoral School of the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design cordially invites you to the public event of the habilitation process of Gábor Ébli PhD aesthete, associate professor to be held in the online space.
Date and time: 19 June 2020, 11:00, following a registration, in a Zoom webinar
Registration link: https://forms.gle/qQzPFv8DSiYoWUVX7
Participation is subject to registration. Registration deadline: 18 June, 12:00!
The Chairman of the Expert Committee is József Tillmann CSc, university professor, Institute for Theoretical Studies, head of the Doctoral School,
members are Sándor Hornyik PhD habil. college professor, senior research fellow, Research Institute of Art History and Miklós Peternák CSc, university professor, Hungarian University of Fine Arts, Intermedia Department
Lectures to be presented as part of the public habilitation process:
11:00 to 11:45: public professional colloquium
The Committee’s closed evaluation session. After a successful outcome, the event will continue with a habilitation lecture:
12:15 to 13:15: Kortárs fotó/művészeti pozíciók magyarországi magángyűjteményekben (Contemporary photography/art positions in private collections in Hungary) (including a Case study and summary in English)
The German artist John Bock’s work reproduced here was acquired by László Gerő and included in his private collection in Budapest following the 2010 exhibition at the Temporäre Kunsthalle in Berlin. What are the motivations for Hungarian art collectors for purchasing photo-based works, and how are they placed in a broader contemporary, partly international art context? Both lectures are accompanied by a selection of photographs from private collections: the first presents examples through the personal experiences of a professional career, while the second examines the process of collection in the context of canon formation in art.
The lecture will be followed by a Q&A and comment session and concluded with the committee’s evaluation.
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