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Margit Balla

1969-1974 Typographic art studies at the Hungarian Academy of Applied Arts. Her masters were: István Balogh, József Finta, Gyögy Konecsni. 1979 The Award of the Small Graphic Bienale in Tihany, Studio Prize in Pécs, 1980 The Best Placard of the Year, Hungarian National Gallery Budapest. 1982 Scholarship at the Colony of Artist in Worpwede. 1984 She worked at the Hungarian Academy in Rome. From 1991 she has been teaching at the Lauder Javne Jewish Communal School in Budapest. She is one of the leaders of the Javne Theatre. She has been exhibiting her works since 1972.

 

At the beginning she worked as a poster designer, she designed mostly film posters. From 1981 she has been creating paintings and graphics. She makes book illustrations and arranges small sculptures from things she has found. She plans theatre costume and stage designs (Szigliget Theatre, Szólnok) Her main field is graphics.

 

Her works of art are partly surrealistic, detailed pencil, pen and Indian ink drawings and etchings. Her compositions are crowded, full of floral motifs, fantastic creatures, puppet-figures, people, animals, building elements (like in Mannerism) In her eclectic, uniquely symbolic works, everyday-life reality is mixed up with the life of fantasy.

Solo Exhibitions
1975

Stúdió Galéria, Budapest

[Felvidéki Andrással, Helényi Tiborral]

1978

Öffentliche Bücherhallen, Hamburg

Galerie im Flottbeck, Hamburg

1979

Ifjúsági Ház, Szeged

Galerie K am Rudolfplatz, Köln

1980

Galerie Wolfrum, Bécs

Galerie Rutzmoser, München

Bács-Kiskun Megyei Tanács Galéria, Kecskemét

Galerie D'Egelantier, Amszterdam

1981

Dorottya u. Galéria, Budapest

Galerie an der Düssel, Düsseldorf

Galerie K am Rudolfplatz, Köln

1982

Galerie im Flottbeck, Hamburg

Galerie Philine-Vogeler Haus Park, Worpswede

1983

Horizont Galéria, Budapest

Óbudai Pincegaléria, Budapest

[Korzim Erikával]

1985

Schwabenlandhalle, Fellbach (D)

Dresdner Bank, Landau (D)

1988

Ars Longa, Aachen (D)

Műcsarnok, Budapest (kat.)

1989

Miskolci Galéria, Miskolc

1990

Kulturális Központ, Jeruzsálem

1992

Magyar Kultúra Háza, Helsinki

1993

Vigadó Galéria, Budapest