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Gyula Pauer

(Budapest, 1941 – Budapest, 2012)
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Pseudo Work (Péter Legéndy)

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Czech Translation of the Pseudo Manifesto

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Pseudo Work (László Méhes)

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Pseudo Work (Peter Bartoš)

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Pseudo Work (Jiří Valoch)

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Pseudo Work (Péter Türk)

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Pseudo Work (Béla Hap)

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Pseudo Work (Vladimír Popovič)

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Manifesto of the First Pseudo Exhibition

Occupied with sculpture in the 60s, Gyula Pauer invented “Pseudo art” in 1970, which was acknowledged as a radical turn by contemporary criticism not only compared to his earlier work, but to the whole of Hungarian sculpture.

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Pseudo Work (Tamás Szentjóby)

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Pseudo Work (Petr Štembera)

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IN MEMORIAM OF THE 1956 REVOLUTION

The cobblestone was one of the favourite themes of the period’s avant-garde artists, which nonetheless could not be exhibited publicly.

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Little Table, Spread Thyself

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Pseudo Work (Imre Bak)

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Pseudo Works

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