Exhibited on the Várfok Gallery stand will be the repetitive, meditative dot-compositions of Károly Keserü, the vivid, playful, geometrical works of Tamás Jovanovics and the vital foliage paintings of Péter Ujházi.

The younger generation will be represented by three brilliantly skilled artists: Anna Nemes's dancers with their sensitive colour spots, Máté Orr's surreal, baroque compositions as well as András Szabó's scratched photorealistic scenes.

In addition to this, the surreal paintings, dating from the 1940s, of one of the founding members of the “European School”, Endre Rozsda, will be shown.

The Várfok Gallery also honours its legendary artist, the 97-year-old Françoise Gilot, with an exciting selection reflecting on the Taschen publication of the facsimile editions of her sketchbooks made in Venice, India and Senegal and published in 2018.

The fair art Karlsruhe seeks to offer the visitor an introduction to, and marketing of, both modern and contemporary three-dimensional, spatial artworks.

To complement this the Várfok Gallery - alongside its regular profile consisting largely of paintings - will display sculptures on its stand for the first time this year, showing the incomparable, organic systems of a talented young artist, Tamás Melkovics.

Time: 21-24 February 2019 | Booth number: H2/E11