FidelissimArt
1990: House of Culture, Kapuvár
1990: House of Culture for Teachers, Sopron
1993: Várkerület Gallery, Sopron
1996: Várkerület Gallery, Sopron
1997: Pannónia Gallery, Sopron
1998: Kempten (Germany) Sparkassengalerie
2001: Horváth&Lukács Gallery, Nagycenk
2001: BOSS Gallery, Sopron
2002: Waldorf School Exhibition Hall, Luxemburg
2002: PRF Gallery, Eupen (Belgium)
2005: Painters’ Room, Sopron
2006: Castle Museum, Nagycenk
2006: Business Club Café Restaurant and Café Gallery, Sopron
2009 Culture House, Csömör
2010 Painters’ Room, Sopron
2011 Scheffer Gallery, Budapest
from 1987: Sopron and County Exhibits
1996, 2000: Exhibits of Képes Céh
1997: Udine Graphic Biennale
2002, 2003: TRIGONAL International Exhibition
2009: Artists’ Society of Sopron, Pécs, Budapest, Győr, Klumbach, Wien, Graz and Bratislava in higher education, Kaposvár
2012: Sopron, Budapest
1990: Autumn Exhibition, Sotex Special Prize
1995: Autumn Exhibition, Prize of the Horváth&Lukács Gallery
1996: Civitas, Fidelissima ’75 Exhibition: Special Prize of the Sopron Breweery
2003: County Autumn Exhibition: Artists’ Society of Sopron Prize
2006: County Autumn Exhibition: Artists’ Society of Sopron Prize
Tibor Gáspárdy
painter
Tel.: 06 30 384 4815
E-mail: gaspardy.tibor@chello.hu
He was born in Sopron in 1960 into a family of artists. He graduated from the University of Pécs, Faculty of Visual Arts as a teacher of arts in 1984. He pursued his studies at the Faculty of Visual Culture of the Universiy of Art and Design from 1998-2001. He has been a reader at the Faculty of Visual Arts and Music at the Benedek elek Faculty of Pedagogy of the University of West Hungary since 1992.
He has been an exhibiting artist since 1986. He was voted member of the Painters’ Section of the National Union of Artists (Visual Arts Fund) in 1994. He is also member of the Society of Artists in Sopron.
„… His lyrical paintings painted in classical water-colour technique testify a thorough expertise and overall studies. The sources of his themes are his city, Sopron, its romantic atmosphere and the Transdanubian countryside. Ease, expressiveness, radiant colours and softness characterise his works. …”
(Contemporary Hungarian Art Lexicon 1. Budapest, Enciklopédia Kiadó, 1999.)
