Sacred Spaces Conference, February 13th

Text: Balázs Feledy

The Association of Hungarian Fine and Applied Artists organised a symposium acconmpanied by an exhibition in February 2020. The exhibition was visited by fine artists in general, and lectures were delivered by theoreticians, researchers, art historians, practitioning architects, interior designers, restorers, from both Hungary and Transsylvania. Issues of archeology as well as art history were dealt with, along with up-to-date contemporary interpretations of fine arts. The author of the article below specialized in issues of contemporary artists amd arts at the symposium, namely the circumstances how various works of art and other objects get involved, adjust to and integrate into sacred environments.