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Zsolt Berszan

Zsolt Berszan

Zsolt Berszan (1974, Targu-Mures, Romania) works and lives in Sumuleu-Ciuc and Cluj-Napoca, Romania. He studied at the University of Art and Design in Cluj-Napoca (1992-1998). In 2003 he founded the Open Studio contemporary art magazine that was renamed in 2007 in BAZIS contemporary art magazine. In 2011 he founded the BAZIS contemporary art space in Cluj-Napoca in the Paintbrush Factory which includes an artist-run space and studios. Since 1998 he participated in more than 50 group and solo shows in Romania, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Italy and Germany.

Zsolt Berszan is represented in Berlin by Anaid Art Gallery. 

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Artistic Curriculum Vitae

  • 1992-1998     University of Art and Design, Cluj-Napoca, Rumänien

Exhibitions (Selection)

  • 2016
    Dissecting the Unknown, Anaid Art Gallery, Berlin, solo show
  • 2014
    Residuum, Anaid Art Gallery, Bucharest, Romania, solo show
    Hidden Field, Ultrastudio, Pescara, Italy
    Decomposition, Emporio dei Sali exhibition space, co-lateral event of the 14th Architecture Biennale, Venice, Italy, solo show
  • 2013
    ABlackJECTION, Anaid Art Gallery, Bucharest, Romania, solo show
    MUTATIONS, BAZIS temporary project space, Berlin, Germany
    Absorption, Anaid Art Gallery Bucharest, Romania
  • 2012
    European Travellers, Kunsthalle, Budapest, Hungary
    Cluj meets Berlin, BAZIS temporary project space, Berlin, Germany
    Objet, BAZIS Contemporary Art Space, Cluj-Napoca, Romania, solo show
  • 2011
    Welcome to the Uncanny Valley, BAZIS Contemporary Art Space, Cluj-Napoca, Romania
    SPARTA – dell’altra arte, White Project Gallery, Pescara, Italy
  • 2010
    Black Objects, Anaid Art Gallery, Bucharest, Romania, solo show
    Genesis-project, MODEM – Modern and Contemporary Art Center, Debrecen, Hungary, solo show
    Unusual Suspects, IVAN Gallery, Bucharest, Romania
  • 2009
    Messiah’s – Western man and the idea of redemption in modern and contemporary visual art, MODEM – Modern and Contemporary Art Center, Debrecen, Hungary
    Black Transfusion, Mathias House Gallery of the University of Art and Design, Cluj-Napoca, Romania, solo show
  • 2008
    Under Natural Circumstances, MODEM – Modern and Contemporary Art Center, Debrecen, Hungary
    Punct ochit – Punct lovit, Contemporary Art Gallery of the Brukenthal National Museum, Sibiu, Romania, solo show
  • 2007
    Autopsy Project, Brancovenesti Palace Cultural Center, Bucharest, Romania
  • 2006
    INTERart 2005: Do we score another own goal today?, Contemporary Art Gallery of the Brukenthal National Museum, Sibiu, Romania
  • 2005
    HUNKYS, ATAS Gallery of the University of Art and Design, Cluj Napoca, Romania
    Autopsy Project, Mathias House Gallery of the University of Art and Design, co-lateral event of Europa Artium, Cluj Napoca, Romania
  • 2004
    Young Colours, Etaj ¾ Gallery of the MNAC – National Museum of Contemporary Art, Bucharest, Romania
    INTERart 2004: Face to Face, UNA Gallery of the National University of Arts, Bucharest, Romania
  • 2003
    Vaszary Gallery, Kaposvar, Hungary
    The Great Hunt, Backa Topola, Serbia & Montenegro
    AIR1903ART2003, Politeo Collection, Airport Zagreb, Croatia
  • 2002
    Project Rome, Accademia di Romania, Rome, Italy
    MAMU Gallery, Budapest, Hungary

Literature

  • Decomposition, exhibition catalogue, Art Hungaria, 2014
  • Uj muveszet, art magazine: Az anyag utja, July 2014
  • European Travellers, exhibition catalogue, Kunsthalle, Budapest, Hungary, 2012
  • Genesis-project, exhibition catalogue, MODEM, Debrecen, Hungary, 2010
  • Arta, art magazine: Dosar de artist, #0/2010
  • Praesens, art magazine: Another beginning, 2010/2
  • Messiahs, exhibition catalogue, MODEM, Debrecen, Hungary, 2009
  • Under Natural Circumstances, exhibition catalogue, MODEM, Debrecen, Hungary, 2008
  • Autopsy, exhibition catalogue, Palatele Brancovenesti, Bucharest, 2007

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