Prizes for national festivals
Prizes were given Sunday to folk artists and workshops on Sunday during the arts festival in the Buda Castle.
2018.08.20 04:28 ma.hu
The young master of the year jr. Róbert Slíz received the bell. According to the announcement to MTI, the maker made his first bell in Rozsnyo, born in 1997 at the age of 18. It currently has 30 items, of which 41 are the largest. They can be found in Slovakia, Hungary, Austria and Poland.
The title of Master of the Year was awarded to the chair of Tímea Négyes. Tímea Négyes was born in 1969 and lives in the province of Baranya. It uses traditional materials for chairs, mainly three-headed, cooled and rusted. His works can be found at all major competitions and exhibitions – in the description.
Founded by the Association of Folk Art Associations, the Year's Workshop Award was presented by the Dunakanyar Folk Art Association for Weaving and Spinning in the Folk Kitchen Workshop, the Palócföldi Folk Crafts Association for the Operation of the Palóc Comrades Workshop, the Iharos Folk Art Association for the operation of fire fighting and forging works, Veszprém County Folk Art Association for the exploitation of Bakony's workshops, the Békés County Folk Art Association has worked for the workshop of the hemp and wool processing workshop and the Zala County Folk Art Association for the operation of the Szöszölő workshop.
The tradition prize was awarded for the patronage of the traditional farming culture by Ákos P. Aba, a folk artist.
The Royal Zsiga prize was awarded to András Juhász, a folk carver of wood carving, Nagy Gyöngyi beadwork artist, Andrea Pozvai, leather worker, Tóth Béláné Szabó Terézia lace maker, Tüskés Tünde folk handicraft artist.
The Golden Award, Golden Ring, was awarded this year to the potter-folk artist of János Szénási.
The acknowledgments of the folk art of the Hungarian art academy have been presented to the artists of the exhibition "Hand-Art-Remek", the exhibition of living folk arts and crafts, and the exhibition can be seen in the Műcsarnok. Recognition was given by Katalin Beszprémy chief curator Ágnes Fülemüle, curator responsible for the professional and artistic concept of the exhibition, Csaba Jakab, architect of the interior design plan and the Association of Folk Art Associations
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