Disabled Artists, Creators and Craftsman’s Circle
DACCC

The present material was mainly composed of materials created in camps and workshops. A lot of the pictures prove the talents of László Fark (the head of the fine arts group), András Böhm, Éva Etli, Ágnes Fodor, Zsuzsa Kalmár, László Kápolnai, Lászlóné Tari, Ferenc Zichó and artist painting with their mouth and feet.

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Bárka Artistic Studio

“The starting point of our work is not being obstructed, but what the person wants, but how to develop him/her and to help their course of life” (M. Bruckmüller)

Every person is equal in humanity, and every person - be disabled, or not – is predestined to make use of his/her personality, talent and presents. Accepting and respecting each other provides an opportunity of freedom, in which we could become brave to present our inner values.

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Gábor Bárdus caricaturist

The caricatures of Gábor Bárdus – with his own words – give the essence of life. The creations, often spiced with self-irony, allows the visitor to have a peek in the everyday life of people living with disabilities from the viewpoint of the concerned. It teaches the viewer sometimes with astonishing objectivity, at others with annoying detail the perhaps till now unidentified understanding of being disabled.

With the right to life he would perhaps invite us with “Now what’s up chum? You better fasten your belt!”

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Frim Jakab Joint Institute for the Disabled

 

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Lámpás '92 Foundation

The ETA National Residential Network's Workteam and the Lámpás '92 Foundation in the summer of 2002 organized an artist colony in Szokolya for the youth living in the resodential home.
The art works created at the artist colony ware presented in Budapest Hotel Hélia's Orion Chamber with the patronage of Mrs. Árpád Göncs.

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The Cultural Foundation of the Hearing-impaired

CFA

In the fineart, other related art forms, and in the field of crafts has several significant artist from the hearing-impaired people's community.
There were and are painters, sculpcuterers and potters with a college degree.
Several had achieved fine results in pottery paintings, weaving, spinning, carving and in the field of fancí leathering.

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József Györe

On pension, painting and making copper embossed work since 2001

 

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Terka Kása Mrs. Kiss Jánosné

I already liked to draw in primary school. But since I wasn't a special talent, nobody supported me. The "drawin mania" was satisfied ba scrawls and decorating the files and exerise-books. My manual skill was turned to creating other "useful" things. I did a lot of embroidery, knitting, crocheting, etc. I learned nearly all kinds of textile based needlework, and using these I created several useful articles....

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András Bohm

Live, as possible - advized the peasant writer Pál Szabó, in a system, which was restricted by ideology, and the actions were controlled. Independant from the system, because of the suffered damageging cerebral haemorrhage during my birth I lived according to this advice, how could my painting be an exeption from this. I couldn't fuss with the conventions of this art form....

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Judit Tegze

A member of the drawing study group of MEOSZ. Lately she is engaged computer graphics.

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Anna Horváth

I'am Anna Horváth, a non professional photographer for the hearing impaired and disabled. During photography, I received a lot of appriciaton by presenting my photographs

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László Fark

My first master was Attila Csáji, from whom I got such professional quidelines as never before....

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Ferenc Horváth

I use photography as an expression of my personal experiences. First of all I take photos of my excursions, I especialli like scenery photography.....

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Ilona Visy

I was Gyula Rudnay's student at the Fine Arts Collage. After that in 1944 together wiht my soldier husband we were taken to Germany....

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Mrs. Dékány Margó Gyesen

I was born in 1941 at Gyömrő. Besides my professional work I was engaged in glazed pottery since 1978. Dezső Bednay fineartist is my master. After finishing the Training Collage for the Teachers of the Handicapped Social Organizer faculty, since 1981 I put greater emphasis on getting to know this wonderful art form....

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Gerard van Lishout

After finishing collage in 1968 he worked as a gardener, later he cooperated in therapy for institutions working with helping sick children and refugees.
After taking part in ceramist and sculpturer training, after loosing his complete sight, he chose sculpture as his profession. At the moment he lives in Vughtben

 

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