Unlimited Audiences

10. 30 A .M. – 1 P.M. , SATURDAY, 9 MA Y On the first family weekend in May we shall make a never-ending film with scissors, glue, cardboard, coloured paper and naturally with help from the parents. INVITED ARTIST HUNOR PETÕ

10. 30 A.M. – 1 P.M., SUNDAY, 10 MAY A session in movement art on family Sunday. There are no age restrictions: younger and older visitors will immerse in the variety of works at the National Salon. Sculptural forms interpreted with movements, broad gestures and vibrations. A surprise production to round off the session. LED BY DANCE TEACHER ILDIKÓ BÁN.    

10. 30 A.M. – 1 P.M., SATURDAY, 16 MAY An immense storm breaks on the Isle of Colours. The gale uproots trees and throws houses into the air. After the stormhas settled and people dare to come up fromtheir underground shelters, all they see around themis a grey plain. Not only have the houses and plants disappeared formthe island, but also colours. Four paints, forty paintbrushes and 180 minutes are available to rest

10. 30 A.M. – 1 P.M., SUNDAY, 1 7 MAY A session inmovement art on family Sunday. Wandering among the sculptures and installations of the National Salon. The rhythm of works in space, arcs and movements, changing lights and sounds. A surprise production to round off the session. LED BY DANCE TEACHER ILDIKÓ BÁN  

10.30 A.M. – 1 P.M., SATURDAY, 23 MAY A recycling artist is restoring some old, damaged pictures that were doomed to be thrown away, and as he ismending them, he paints over thema little. One day his pupils decide to play a joke on him and continue painting the picture at night. INVITED ARTIST KÁROLY ELEKES  

10.30 A.M. – 1 P.M., SUNDAY, 24 MAY A session in movement art on family Sunday. Getting in touch with unbelievable materials, forms and emotions by means of gestures and movements among the sculptures of the exhibition. A surprise production to round off the session. LED BY DANCE TEACHER ILDIKÓ BÁN.

10.30 A.M. – 1 P.M., SATURDAY , 30 MAY Families attending the event can invent and make devices that help or hinder drawing. The devices help create images, and we can take on the devices to see who is controlling the pencil and making the drawing. INVITED ARTIST JENÕ LÉVAY