Lóránt Méhes Zuzu

Lóránt Méhes (born 5 January 1951, Szabadszállás) is a Hungarian visual artist and painter.[1] He has been involved with non-conformist visual art and alternative culture since the early '70s.[2][3]

Exhibitions

Selected solo exhibitions
  • 2016 New photos, Galeria Byart, Budapest - Lóránt Méhes exhibition, Léna & Roselly Gallery, Budapest
  • 2015 Photos From The Seventies, Neon Gallery, Budapest
  • 2014-2015 Constellation (Balázs Fekete, Pál Gerber, Lóránt Méhes), Supermarket Gallery, Budapest
  • 2014 Lóránt Méhes Zuzu: A retrospective exhibition, Kiskunfélegyháza, Művelődési Ház
  • 2013 We Are Resurrected (Zuzu-Vető), Neon Gallery, Budapest
  • 2010 Lóránt Méhes Zuzu, Memoart Gallery, Budapest
  • 2009 Lóránt Méhes Zuzu, Mono Gallery, Budapest
  • 2008 Lóránt Méhes Zuzu, Memoart Gallery, Budapest
  • 2007 Lóránt Méhes Zuzu: A retrospective exhibition, Ernst Museum, Budapest - Mari és Évike (Zuzu-Vető), Memoart Gallery, Budapest
  • 2006 Zuzu-Vető, Kisterem Gallery, Budapest
  • 2002: Little Pictures (1982-2002), Blitz Gallery, Budapest
  • 2000: Memorial-Light-Picture, Vizivárosi Gallery, Budapest
  • 1993 Lóránt Méhes exhibition, Fészek Gallery, Budapest
  • 1991 An Altar of Divine Love, Dorottya Gallery, Budapest
  • 1989 Altar In The Black Exhibition Space, Young Artists Club, Budapest - Méhes Lóránt, Vető János, Gasner János, Kiss László, Margitszigeti Víztorony, (Margaret Island Water Tower) Budapest
  • 1988 Tales to Csilla, Liget Gallery, Budapest
  • 1985 Post-traditionelle Kunst, Galeria Mana, Vienna
  • 1984 - Flags, obo, obosutras, Stúdió Gallery, Budapest
  • 1983 New flags, New Winds, Young Artists Club, Budapest - Ifjúsági Ház (Youth House), Székesfehérvár
  • 1982 Cellar Sculpture Garden, Vajda Lajos Studio, Szentendre - It's beautiful today, Rabinext Gallery, Budapest
  • 1981 Tibet Autumn Camp, (Zuzu-Vető), Young Artists Club, Budapest - New Tractor Operating Agency, Bercsényi Club, Budapest - Bam-Bam, Just A Little Louder... Bercsényi Club, Budapest

Selected group exhibitions
  • 2019 Epoch Treasures, Danube Museum, Esztergom
  • 2015 More Light! Light Environments, New Budapest Gallery, Budapest
  • 2014 Hungarian Hippie, kArton Gallery, Budapest
  • 2011 East of Eden - Photorealism, Ludwig Museum, Budapest - Group Exhibition, G13 Gallery, Budapest
  • 2004 Freshly Painted, Hall of Art, Budapest
  • 2003 Cream II., MEO Contemporary Art Collection, Budapest
  • 2001 Cream I., MEO Contemporary Art Collection, Budapest
  • 1998 Rose Presso, Ernst Museum, Budapest
  • 1997 Oil/Canvas, Hall of Art, Budapest
  • 1995 Circle and Light, Hungarian Culture Institute, New Delhi
  • 1991 Contemporary Art, Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
  • 1989 Contemporary Hungarian Art, National Gallery, Prague and House of Arts, Bratislava
  • 1987 Magical Artworks, Budapest Galéria, Budapest
  • 1986-87 Aspekte Ungarischer Malerei der Gegenwart, Erholungshaus der Bayer AG, Leverkusen / Stadhalle Hagen / Stadthaus Galerie, Münster
  • 1986 In Quotes, Csók István Képtár, Székesfehérvár
  • 1985 101 objects, Óbuda Gallery, Budapest - Unkarin maalaustaidetta 1945-1985, Kaupungin talon Ala-Aula, Helsinki - Hungarian Arts in Glasgow – Eighteen Artists, Glasgow Art Center, Glasgow - Drei Generationen Ungarischer Künstler, Neue Galerie am Landesmuseum, Graz - Caption, Kunsthalle, Budapest - XI. Prezentacja Malarzy Krajów Socjalistycznych, Szcecin
  • 1984 Newly painted, Ernst Museum, Budapest - Plánum ’84 Art Festival, Almássy Hall, Budapest - Gud & Gramatik, Charlottenborg, Kobenhaven - Grenzzeichen ’84, Landesgalerie im Schloss Esterházy, Eisenstadt
  • 1983 "Álomi szép képek", Óbuda Gallery, Budapest
  • 1982 It's beautiful today, Rabinec Atelier, Budapest - Egoland Art, Fészek Gallery, Budapest

References
  1. "Méhes Lóránt".
  2. "Forián Szabő Noémi: Méhes Lóránt Zuzu retrospektív kiállítása az Ernst Múzeumban".
  3. Dömötör, Ági. "Méhes Zuzu-retrospektív" (in Hungarian), Origo.hu, August 28, 2007.
  4. "Lóránt Zuzu Méhes - A Retrospective Exhibition". Műcsarnok. 2019-11-24.
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