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Hungarian photographers unite in memory of Simon Móricz-Sabján
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Hungarian photographers unite in memory of Simon Móricz-Sabján

Hype&Hyper · 28 02 2023

The photographer, who died tragically young last December, was a talented and much-loved figure in Hungarian photography. His colleagues are now commemorating him with a charity exhibition.

Simon Móricz-Sabján, a Capa Grand Prize-winning photographer and a leading figure in Hungarian documentary photography, died late last year. His former colleagues are now holding an exhibition at the prestigious Einspach Fine Art & Photography gallery in Budapest in an attempt to process his loss and to help his widow and four children by selling the images on display. His friends and colleagues have donated their work to the exhibition, including photography legends Éva Keleti, Péter Hapák, and Zoltán Tombor.


Location: Einspach Fine Art & Fotography 1054 Budapest, Hold utca 12.
Dates: 7 February–4 March 2023 (Open: Monday-Saturday 12–19)

Exhibiting artists:
Szabolcs Barakonyi, László Róbert Bácsi, Máté Bartha, András Bánkuti, Imre Benkő, Ágnes Bihari, András Bozsó, János Bődey, Lajos Csontó, Gabriella Csoszó, Zsuzsa Darab, Katalin Darnay, Balázs Deim, Tamás Dezső, Déri Miklós, Dobos Tamás, Dóka Béla, Einspach Brúnó, Eperjesi Ágnes, Erdei Krisztina, Fabricius Anna, Fátyol Viola, Fazekas István, Gáti György, Gárdi Balázs, Glázer Attila, Gőbölyös Luca, Hajdú D. András, Hangay Enikő, Hapák Péter, Hirling Bálint, Hermann Ildi, Hernád Géza, Holló Zsuzsa, Horváth M. Judit, Hossala Tamás, Illés Barna, Július Gyula, Kallos Bea, Kállai Márton, Kása Béla, Keleti Éva, Kiss-Kuntler Árpád, Kocsi Olga and Szabó Eszter Ágnes, Koleszár Adél, Korniss Péter, Kovalovszky Dániel, Kudász Gábor Arion, Lugosi Lugo László, Mandur László, Mohai Balázs, Molnár Zoltán, Mónus Márton, Móricz-Sabján Simon, Mucsy Szilvia, Nadja Massün, Nyilas Ilona, Orbital Strangers, Páczai Tamás, Pályi Zsófia, Péter Pettendi Szabó, Ferenc Rédei, Hanna Rédling, Tamás Révész, Zsolt Reviczky, Gáspár Riskó, Márk Simon, Gábor Sióréti, György Stalter, Ákos Stiller, Kata Somogyvári, Gyula Sopronyi, Sylvia Plachy, Bernadett Szabó, Gergely Szatmári, Éva Szombat, Balázs Telek, Péter Tímár, Zoltán Tombor, Balázs Turay, Balázs Turós, Ádám Urbán, Tamás Urbán, Tamás Varga, János Vető, László Végh, Magdolna Vékás, Sári Zagyvai, András Zoltai

Source: Artmagazin
Cover Photo: Simon Móricz-Sabján: Árynéksáv, detail from the series, © Simon Móricz-Sabján

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