Kiállítási dokumentáció az Art in Europe 1945-1968: Facing the Future című kiállításról

Ilona Keserü belongs to the Iparterv generation of Neo-avant-garde artists, who made their debut in the 1960s.

Jean Tinguely abandoned painting in order to create kinetic machines in the 1950s.

Barred from the academy on political grounds, Krisztián Frey became a key figure of Hungarian Art Informel and Pop art, one of the most original members of the Neo-avant-garde generation, as a self-taught artist. Scriptural painting, the exploration of the artistic potentials of writing and scrip

Wolf Vostell is a pioneer of German happening, Fluxus and video art, who created his works from the late 1950s onwards in the spirit of the so-called “decollage”.

Jean-Jacques Lebel (b. 1936 in Paris) is a French artist and performer. He spent his younger days in New York, where he belonged to the circle of Marcel Duchamp and André Breton. From 1952 to 1961, he lived in Europe, primarily in Italy.