BALATORIUM Disturbed Waters Exhibition

How do we envision future landscapes, and what narratives do we choose to craft? This theme addresses ecological, political, and social dimensions, including reflections on the often conflicting interests and desires of the lake's various human and non-human users. Who has access to the lake, and under what conditions? Who is welcome, and who is excluded? Who is deemed valuable, and who is not?

The exhibition highlighted the cultural and ecological connections between Lake Balaton and the Balaton Highlands. It was commissioned by the EKF VEB2023 programme as part of the BALATORIUM project, and developed under the professional and operational management of the PAD Foundation, showcasing research and projects realized in 2022 and 2023.

Artists

Ana Brotas; Balázs Budai & Balázs Virág; Collectif Trouble (Jeanne Astrup-Chauvaux & Garance Maurer & Mathilde Dewavrin); Calla Bettina Ernst; Kitti Gosztola & Bence György Pálinkás; Fuzzy Earth (Tekla Gedeon & Sebastian Gschanes); Gideon Horváth; Hajnal Gyeviki; Harun Morrison; Marie Ouazzani & Nicolas Carrier; Rita Süveges; Beach Library by szabadonbalaton (Diana Berecz & András Zlinszky & Anna Tüdős) x GUBAHAMORI (Sándor Guba & Péter Hámori); Algae Bar by szabadonbalaton (Diana Berecz & Daniel Bozzai & Eva Bubla); SLOWERAL & SLOWWALK by szabadonbalaton (Diana Berecz & Daniel Bozzai & Eva Bubla) x Mária Schuller x Borbála Vértesi; Beach pasture by szabadonbalaton (Diana Berecz & Daniel Bozzai & Eva Bubla) x Anna Varga x Salföldi Kopjások x Gergely Ofner; The New Liquidity (Selma Boskailo & Anders Ehlin); Áron Tóth-Heyn; Ádám Ulbert; Anna Zilahi

Curated By

Borbála Soós

A kiállítás 2023 októbere és decembere között volt látható Veszprémben a Művészetek Háza – Dubniczay-palotában.