The principles of Lutheran church architecture and an example from Kőszeg

Text by Dr. Zoltán Lőrincz The study seeks to answer the question that about 80 percent of the 138 Reformed churches built after the political change (1989/90) show a strong historicism. The Reformed believe that the church is not a holy place, yet in practice they make it so, making it a “house of God”. […]

The Oeuvre of architect György Csete

This time, the Postscript column focuses on a single topic: the works of architect György Csete. The papers were presented at the conference organised by the Hungarian Academy of Arts (Magyar Művészeti Akadémia) on 29-30th November 2022 titled „On the Tulip Trees’ Tower” – Conference on the works of György Csete, architect and Ildikó Csete, […]

A Common Oeuvre: Ildikó Csete and György Csete

Text by Katalin Keserü Dr art historian, professor emeritus The presentation summarises what and how we know about Ildikó Csete, textile artist, and György Csete architect, dividing their oeuvres into periods, thematising the periods according to common traits, examining the affinity of ars poetics between the different materials of architecture and textile art, techniques and […]

Legacy Care for My Artist Parents Digitally

Text by Örs Csete My father, György Csete, architect, passed away in 2016, my mother, Ildikó Csete, textile artist, in 2018. They were artists, or at least they lived their whole lives under the spell of art, wondering, suffering, playing, loving, creating. My artist parents have left to this earthly world nearly a hundred completed […]