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Szilvia Sztankovits

Joined Artfinder: March 2021

Artworks for sale: 20

Hungary

About Szilvia Sztankovits

 
 
  • Biography
    Szilvia has been studying and making art for 15 years and collected inspirations from all the countries she lived in: Hungary, the US, Germany, Netherlands and Bali. She left her home country at 21 in order to be able to study art and go for adventures, get to know herself better. She ended up living over 11 years abroad to follow her passion, studied and tested herself on various levels. It is clear that making art became a big part of her life, and her dream is to bring joy with it for others as well. The journey of creation has been continously full of amazing discoveries and also serious self development. Her inspiration comes from nature, such as the colors of exotic forests and the beaches of Bali, spirituality and healing, her environment she lives in such as urban cities and their fascinating architecture. She is happy to be able to express herself in different mediums such as painting (what she started more intensely only recently) and photography. She always wanted to paint, so her plan is to develop herself further in this medium, while continuing with photography. Earlier she used acrylic paint on canvas, oil and soft pastels, lately she is experimenting with aquarell and guache on paper. 
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  • Education

    2011 - 2014

    Gerrit Rietveld Academy

    2008 - 2011

    Potsdam University of Applied Sciences

    2004 - 2004

    Art Students League of New York

    2000 - 2002

    Mihály Károlyi Technical College of Economics and Export Trade

  • Awards

    2015

    First Edition Talent

    First Edition is an initiative of the Foam Museum in Amsterdam to support young artitst. Szilvia was selected from the graduates of 2014 in the Netherldands's art schools and 2 of her works were chosen for exhibition in the museum's shop and for sale.
  • Upcoming Events

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    Previous events

    Event: New Members Introduction

    Dates: 20 Feb 2017 - 24 Feb 2017

    Venue: Labor Galéria, Budapest, Hungary

    The exhibition is an introduction of the newest members of the FKSE artist association.

    Event: Cracking Cobra

    Dates: 24 May 2013 - 27 May 2013

    Venue: Cobra Museum, Amstelveen, Netherlands

    For a period of eight months, students from the Gerrit Rietveld Academie at the departments of Image & Language, Graphic Design and Photography have immersed themselves in the Cobra movement (1948-1951). In this project, the students respond to the material and immaterial legacy of Cobra and the Cobra Museum as an institute. Their subjects concern the experimental and spontaneous working methods of the Cobra artist, their focus on (international) collaborations, written manifestos and the diverse disciplines within the Cobra movement.

    On 24 may 2013, cracking Cobra introduces the research of students. The project proposal are temporary interventions that respond to existing exhibitions and activities of the museum. The interventions themselves will take pace during the summer, beginning on 7 June. Cracking Cobra is an initiative of the Open Collection Programme of the Cobra Museum and is supported by the Mondriaan Fund.

    Event: Student visitors Exhibition

    Dates: 2 Mar 2012 - 5 Mar 2012

    Venue: Sint-Lukasgalerie Brussel, Brussels, Belgium

    An exhibition of the visitor students from the Gerrit Rietveld Academy, Amsterdam.

    Event: Zeitsprung - From the perspective of women

    Dates: 10 Aug 2010 - 3 Oct 2010

    Venue: Schloss Kaputh, Werder, Germany

    The exhibition Zeitsprung - From the perspective of women in Schloss Caputh, in the Stadtgalerie Kunstboden Werder and in Heimathaus Caputh asked how things are with femininity today and took a look at everyday life and the social self-image of women using portraits.

    Event: Impressions

    Dates: 3 Mar 2008 - 6 Mar 2008

    Venue: Tante Käthe, Mauer Park, Berlin

    Group exhibition of international and local artists in Berlin, Germany at Tante Käthe.

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Education

2011 - 2014

Gerrit Rietveld Academy

2008 - 2011

Potsdam University of Applied Sciences

2004 - 2004

Art Students League of New York

2000 - 2002

Mihály Károlyi Technical College of Economics and Export Trade


Awards

2015

First Edition Talent

First Edition is an initiative of the Foam Museum in Amsterdam to support young artitst. Szilvia was selected from the graduates of 2014 in the Netherldands's art schools and 2 of her works were chosen for exhibition in the museum's shop and for sale.

There are no upcoming events

Show previous events Hide previous events

Previous events

Event: New Members Introduction

Dates: 20 Feb 2017 - 24 Feb 2017

Venue: Labor Galéria, Budapest, Hungary

The exhibition is an introduction of the newest members of the FKSE artist association.

Event: Cracking Cobra

Dates: 24 May 2013 - 27 May 2013

Venue: Cobra Museum, Amstelveen, Netherlands

For a period of eight months, students from the Gerrit Rietveld Academie at the departments of Image & Language, Graphic Design and Photography have immersed themselves in the Cobra movement (1948-1951). In this project, the students respond to the material and immaterial legacy of Cobra and the Cobra Museum as an institute. Their subjects concern the experimental and spontaneous working methods of the Cobra artist, their focus on (international) collaborations, written manifestos and the diverse disciplines within the Cobra movement.

On 24 may 2013, cracking Cobra introduces the research of students. The project proposal are temporary interventions that respond to existing exhibitions and activities of the museum. The interventions themselves will take pace during the summer, beginning on 7 June. Cracking Cobra is an initiative of the Open Collection Programme of the Cobra Museum and is supported by the Mondriaan Fund.

Event: Student visitors Exhibition

Dates: 2 Mar 2012 - 5 Mar 2012

Venue: Sint-Lukasgalerie Brussel, Brussels, Belgium

An exhibition of the visitor students from the Gerrit Rietveld Academy, Amsterdam.

Event: Zeitsprung - From the perspective of women

Dates: 10 Aug 2010 - 3 Oct 2010

Venue: Schloss Kaputh, Werder, Germany

The exhibition Zeitsprung - From the perspective of women in Schloss Caputh, in the Stadtgalerie Kunstboden Werder and in Heimathaus Caputh asked how things are with femininity today and took a look at everyday life and the social self-image of women using portraits.

Event: Impressions

Dates: 3 Mar 2008 - 6 Mar 2008

Venue: Tante Käthe, Mauer Park, Berlin

Group exhibition of international and local artists in Berlin, Germany at Tante Käthe.


 

Biography

Szilvia has been studying and making art for 15 years and collected inspirations from all the countries she lived in: Hungary, the US, Germany, Netherlands and Bali. She left her home country at 21 in order to be able to study art and go for adventures, get to know herself better. She ended up living over 11 years abroad to follow her passion, studied and tested herself on various levels. It is clear that making art became a big part of her life, and her dream is to bring joy with it for others as well. The journey of creation has been continously full of amazing discoveries and also serious self development. Her inspiration comes from nature, such as the colors of exotic forests and the beaches of Bali, spirituality and healing, her environment she lives in such as urban cities and their fascinating architecture. She is happy to be able to express herself in different mediums such as painting (what she started more intensely only recently) and photography. She always wanted to paint, so her plan is to develop herself further in this medium, while continuing with photography. Earlier she used acrylic paint on canvas, oil and soft pastels, lately she is experimenting with aquarell and guache on paper.