2009.10.06. kedd

ANH TUAN SHOWROOM

october 5-11. 11.00 – 19.00

ANH TUAN SHOWROOM
1064 Budapest
Rózsa street 74. (ANH TUAN bell)

The Vietnamese fashion designer Luu Anh Tuan founded his own label in 2006 in Budapest and only two years later he won the title of the Young Designer of the Year. The solid style of his bags, clothes and shoes is based on special technics and material manipulations he developed. He often uses traditional craftsman methods that he combines with modern technologies. During Budapest Design Week the life and secrets of the showroom are revealed, while ready-made items are available with a 20% discount.

Organised by Design Terminál

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CO&CO COMMUNICATION

Open Studios
october 6, 8. 14:00 – 18:00

CO&CO COMMUNICATION
1125 Budapest
Szilágyi Erzsébet fasor 34. 2nd floor 3.

The company specialising in image design, brand building and management, design and design communication was founded by Attila Cosovan, Tamás Cosovan and Zoltán Pál Szabó. The present owners – Attila Cosovan, Tamás Cosovan, Gergely Hosszú, Richard Nagy and Laura Siket – present their projects and let visitors in on the most important aspects of design communication (own strategy), the economic, designer and creator attitude that might offer a new alternative for the developers and businessmen of the future in addition to (instead of) the present advertising and marketing communication methods.
design communication = communication integrated into development ©

Organised by Design Terminal

Design Mops

Design carpets by Kata Brinkus
october 6. 18.00

VAL Ltd.
1095 Budapest
Soroksári avenue 48.
Malomudvar
October 6. – December 30
Mon-Fri 9.00–17.00

VAL Workshop aims at introducing talented designers, as well as architecture and interior decoration products of outstanding quality in addition to „traditional” casings. The most recent creations of Kata Brinkus are displayed in the ground floor “sitting room” – there is a café, as well – of Loft Showroom built in the area of Hungária Malomudvar. In addition to the improved versions of the patent protected light carpet, special pieces decorated with hologram and Swarovski crystals can also be seen.

Organised by Kata Brinkus and VAL Ltd.

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Ego Trip

Exhibition of the 2nd year students of MOME’s Visual Communications Faculty CD-Fű kultúrpince
october 6. 19.00

CD-Fű kultúrpince
1053 Budapest, Fejér György utca 1.
October 7–19.
H–P 13.00–24.00, Szo 15.00–24.00, V 17.00–22.00

That version of the mapping of visualisation, in which the invisible or the hardly see through is realised in a visible model. The aim is the creation of a visual essence that helps understanding. Art is the steady utopia of self-reflexion, the gesture of self-cognition and self-correction by self-expression. Ego Trip is a visualisation experiment for the spiritual mapping of the ego. Self-mapping, self-measurement that might take the creator closer to understanding his/her own intellectual development.

Organised by CD–Fű and the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest

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GROTESQUE

Open Studios
october 6. 14.00 – 19.00

GROTESQUE
1062 Budapest
Andrássy avenue 128. 2nd floor 2.

Grotesque Graphic Studio was founded in 1999 by József Simon and Tamás Marcell graduates of the graphic designer faculty of the Hungarian University of Fine Arts. They also founded the Society of Hungarian Graphic Designers and Typographers (MATT). They have summarised the productive period of the successful past ten years in a book titled The Golden Age of Grotesque. Visitors get the chance to study some of the biggest projects developed recently (television image, magazine design, packaging), while several secrets of the profession are also revealed.

Organised by Design Terminal

International Design Workshop – Zsennye 2009

october 6. 19.00

Budapest University of Technology and Economics
1111 Budapest
Műegyetem rkp. 7-9., R building 1st floor
October 8–9.
Thu 19.00–22.00 Fri 8.00–22.00

This September the International Design Workshop was organised for the fifth time in Hungary in the Bezerédi Castle. Hungarian and foreign students, practising designers and those interested in the field participated in the almost one-week work. The exhibition showcases the artworks created at the workshop.

Organised by the Zsennye Workshop

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IVANKA

Open Studios
october 6. 10.00 – 13.00, 14.00 – 17.00

IVANKA
1134 Budapest
Lehel street 9.
(entrance from Bulcsu street 13.)
GPS: N 47° 31.043’ E 19° 3.861’)

IVANKA Concrete is a studio and a development, production base. The founders, András Ivánka and Katalin Ivánka chose concrete as their basic commodity, which is for them the medium of creative expression. With their own developments they aim at creating a new type of aesthetic value while preserving the natural character of the material. Concrete is shaped with special technologies, constantly searching for new dimensions.
Visitors are welcomed for informal discussions complete with exciting material tests, professional consultation, intellectual and physical nutriment. Extra program: 'Speed Dating', or take a seat for 10 minutes.

Organised by Design Terminal

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KITCHEN BUDAPEST

Open Studios
october 6. 10.00 – 18.00

KITCHEN BUDAPEST
1092 Budapest
Ráday street 30. (entrance from Biblia-köz)

The innovation lab of Magyar Telekom deals with city space, mobile communication and the internet while offering young people a place for the free flow of ideas and creative teamwork. It was founded by Szabolcs Somlai-Fischer interactive designer, architect, Péter György aesthete, Robin Nagy engineer, economist, Péter Halácsy engineer, Attila Nemes curator, communication consultant, Eszter Bircsák curator, organiser. Since its establishment, Kitchen Budapest has concluded 60 projects from design through Art and Technology to software development. In addition to the results based on its projects ( prezi.com, Animata – Software of the year, 2009) its success has been indicated by several international exhibitions (Transmediale 2009, Berlin, Pixelache, Helsinki, 2008, 2009), conferences (Lift Conference, Genf) and fairs (100% Design, Tokyo).
Visitors can get to know and even creatively try the most recent researches in the field of technology and culture through a special code system.

Organised by Design Terminal

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Lemon juice

Lemon-squeezers
october 6. 16.00

Hungarian Museum of Trade and Tourism
1051 Budapest
Szent István square 15.
October 6.–November 23.
Wed-Mon 11.00–19.00

After the Goteborg Röhsska Museum, the Hungarian Museum of Trade and Tourism presents the most interesting pieces of the globally unexampled lemon-squeezer collection of the Swedish Anders Alvarsson. The visitor is amazed by the diversity of the exhibition – who would have imagined that such an everyday object can exist in so many different colours, shapes, materials? Some of them do not even look like a LEMON-SQUEEEEEEEEZER!

Organised by the Hungarian Museum of Trade and Tourism

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LICHTHOF PRODUCTIONS

Open Studios
october 6, 8. 14.00 –18.00

LICHTHOF PRODUCTIONS
1095 Budapest
Soroksári út 48. Malomudvar 14/1/1.

The company was founded by Erik Novák painter, producer, film director, publisher and Áron Gauder director of animation films. The Lichthof animation film studio started working on Nyócker! in 2004; it was premiered in December 2004. Following the local and international success, Lichthof started the production of its next animation movie, Egill.
Visitors interested in the production process of a CGI (ComputerGenerated Image) film are awaited in the studio.

Organised by Design Terminal

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purple

Comics exhibition
october 6

insitu design shop
1053 Budapest, Múzeum boulvard 7. passage
October 2–11.
Mon-Fri 10:00 – 19:00, Sat 10:00 – 15:00

The comics of Dávid Tarcali for kids and adults in the gallery of insitu design shop. Four square story morsels in clack ink and aquarelle about a girl. The first piece was prepared for a misunderstood tender and the series of unique stories have been growing with steady dynamics every since.

Organised by insitu

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SK

Krisztina Stomfai
october 6. 18.00

FISE Gallery
1054 Budapest, Kálmán Imre street 16.
October 6–24.
K–P 12.00–18.00, Szo 10.00–14.00

Krisztina Stomfai jeweller is an outstanding personality of her generation, an illustrious representative of the „Budapest School”. Her popularity can be attributed to her mature, personal style, her consistency, her high standards and outstanding artisan culture, as well as the gentle irony hidden behind it all. Jewellery is a rare phenomenon at independent exhibitions, as it is defenceless without the human body and its warmth, so, please, welcome the introductory exhibition with trust and an open soul.

Organised by FISE Gallery

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Termék-Forma 15

october 6. 17:00

Magyar Elektrotechnikai Múzeum
1075 Budapest, Kazinczy u. 75.
K–Szo 11:00–17:00

At the Budapest University of Technology and Economics the localisation of the industrial product and design engineering faculty started in 1989 in the framework of an international cooperation based on the more than 25 year experience of the Delft University of Technology. The full-time study department was opened in 1995 and celebrates its 15th anniversary this year; a colourful selection of the works of the graduates from this period is displayed at the exhibition.

Organised by the Budapest University of Technology and Economics

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Turkish tasting

Tradition and design in contemporary Turkish design culture
october 6. 18.00

POINTZERO
1025 Budapest
Szépvölgyi avenue 92/g.

Less than a decade ago products made in Turkey were more about quantity than quality. From this apparently featureless background, one of the greatest surprises of the international design world, Turkish design deploying exceptional talents and creating an image of its own has emerged by now. What does it feed upon and why is it so successful? The editors of Interieur magazine try to answer this question in the form of lectures spiced with culinary delights.

Organised by Interieur magazine and Pointzero

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WLADIS

Open Studios
october 5-7. 14.00 – 18.00

WLADIS GALLERY AND WORKSHOP
1055 Budapest
Falk Miksa street 13.

WLADIS Gallery and Workshop was founded in 1993 with the leadership of Péter Vladimir jewellery design and university teacher. The jewels he designs and are produced in the workshop combine traditional gold- and silversmith methods and the most up-to-date precious metal technologies. They are made of sterling silver and selected, quality, hand burnished gems.
The designer of the workshop introduces visitors to the different phases of jewellery making and talks about his artistic attitude.

Organised by Design Terminal