Curriculum Vitae
Narne: Piroska É.Kiss , Dr. habil, DLA
Date and place of birth: March 17, 1953, Budapest
Phone: +36 70 369 0730
E-mail: [email protected]
EDUCATION:
2012: habilitation, Hungarian University of Fine Arts
2006-2008: DLA, Hungarian University of Fine Arts, Budapest
1976: diploma in Architecture, prepared at the Department of Drawing
1971-1976: Faculty of Architecture,
Technological University, Budapest
1967-1971: free school of painting led by Lajos Bíró
1959-1971: primary and secondary schools, Debrecen
EMPLOYMENT:
2004-: stage designer, professor,
Hungarian University of Fine Arts, Department of Scenography
Doctoral School
1991-: free-lance scenery designer, costume designer, and graphic
designer, designing for the theatres of
Debrecen, Nyíregyháza, Esztergom, Székesfehérvár, Szeged, Sopron,
Siklós, Kaposvár, Békéscsaba, Tatabánya, Pécs, Komárom, Eger,
Marosvásárhely, Gyula, Szentendre, Veszprém, Kecskemét, and
for various theatres of Budapest, among them Szkéné,
Budapesti Kamaraszínház, Karinthy Theatre, Thália Theatre, Magyar
Theatre, Várszínház, Ódry Theatre, Radnóti Theatre, Vígszinház, Merlin,
National Theatre, and the Operahouse of Budapest and Yuveskula /
Finland
1986-1990: scenery designer,
Miklós Radnóti Theatre, Budapest
1976-1985: scenist and senery designer
at Csiky Gergely Theatre of Kaposvár
Date and place of birth: March 17, 1953, Budapest
Phone: +36 70 369 0730
E-mail: [email protected]
EDUCATION:
2012: habilitation, Hungarian University of Fine Arts
2006-2008: DLA, Hungarian University of Fine Arts, Budapest
1976: diploma in Architecture, prepared at the Department of Drawing
1971-1976: Faculty of Architecture,
Technological University, Budapest
1967-1971: free school of painting led by Lajos Bíró
1959-1971: primary and secondary schools, Debrecen
EMPLOYMENT:
2004-: stage designer, professor,
Hungarian University of Fine Arts, Department of Scenography
Doctoral School
1991-: free-lance scenery designer, costume designer, and graphic
designer, designing for the theatres of
Debrecen, Nyíregyháza, Esztergom, Székesfehérvár, Szeged, Sopron,
Siklós, Kaposvár, Békéscsaba, Tatabánya, Pécs, Komárom, Eger,
Marosvásárhely, Gyula, Szentendre, Veszprém, Kecskemét, and
for various theatres of Budapest, among them Szkéné,
Budapesti Kamaraszínház, Karinthy Theatre, Thália Theatre, Magyar
Theatre, Várszínház, Ódry Theatre, Radnóti Theatre, Vígszinház, Merlin,
National Theatre, and the Operahouse of Budapest and Yuveskula /
Finland
1986-1990: scenery designer,
Miklós Radnóti Theatre, Budapest
1976-1985: scenist and senery designer
at Csiky Gergely Theatre of Kaposvár
Directors P. É Kiss worked with:
Zsolt Anger, Tamás Ascher, János Ács, Árpád Árkosi, László Babarczy, András Bálint, István Bálint, Gábor Berényi, Attila Béres, Péter Cseke, Gyula Gazdag, Péter Gothár, Mária Harangi, Csaba Horváth, Tamás Jordán, Márton Karinthy, Kati Kővári, László Kövesdi, Éva Magyar, Gábor Máté, András Márton, János Mohácsi, Réka Pelsőczy, Judit Pogány, István Pincés, Ádám Rajhona, Gergely Romváry, Máté Szabó, Dorotty Szalma, Kriszta Székely, Gábor Szilágyi, István Szőke, Miklós Szurdi, Gábor Zsámbéki
FESTIVALS:
Prague Quadriennal of performance design and space, 2004, 2007, 2011
National Theater Festival, Pécs, on several occassions
Festival of Country Theatres, Budapest, on several occassions
Deszka Festival, Debrecen, 2007
Caragiale Festival, Bucharest, 2002
Mittelfest, Cividale del Friuli, 1991
International Theater Festival, Kairo, 1990
International Theater Festival, Lissabon, 1989
Festival Mondial du Theatre, Nancy, 1983
International Theater Festival, B.IT.E.F., Belgrade, 1982
REVIEWS OF WORK of P. É Kiss:
Díszlet — Jelmez, 2019, MALÁT
( Hungarian Stage Design 2007-2017 )
( Hungarian Stage Design 2007-2017 )
Ghetto Biennale 2009 - 2015, 2017, London, Leah Gordon
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Díszlet — Jelmez, 2005, Göncöl Kiadó
( Hungarian Stage Design 1995 — 2005 )
( Hungarian Stage Design 1995 — 2005 )
Magyar Színpad-kép-írók, OSZMI, 1995
(Hungarian Stage Design )
(Hungarian Stage Design )
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EXHIBITIONS
Memory of the Haitian Revolution, 6th Ghetto Biennale, Port au Prince, 2019
Even Technical Drawing can be Art, Fuga, Budapest
Don Juan, World Stage Design Exhibition, Taipei, 2017
Refugees’ tower, Babel project, Outsider Art Fair,
Metropolitan Pavilon, New York, 2016
Ossuary, Facial Reconstruction, Sopron, Szombathely, Székesfehérvár, 2012, Budapest, 2011
Ghetto Déjá Vu, 2nd Ghetto Biannale, Port au Prince, Haiti, 2011
Missing, National Exhibition, Prague Quadriennale, Prague, 2011
Scenery, Costume, Olaf Palme Exhibition Hall, Budapest, 2010
Déjá Vu (site-specific installation), HCC, London, 2009
Koffer Puzzle, KofferArt, Budapest, 2009
Shanghai Supergun, KofferArt, Budapest, 2009
All the World's a Stage (9 stage designers’ exhibition), IDC Gallery, Budapest, 2004
Cube, National Exhibition, Prague Quadriennale, Prague 2003, Millenáris Exhibition Hall, Budapest 2003
Stage design, Triennale, Novi Sad, 2001
Instead of Stage-setting, stage designers' fine art works
Pataky Cultural Centre, Budapest, 1999
Hungarian Scenography, Várszínház, Budapest 1995,
Centre of Hungarian Culture, Prague, 1995
Donáth, É.Kiss, Szegő (stage designers of the Theatre of Kaposvár), Fényes Adolf Hall, Budapest, 1984
Hungarian Scenography, Műcsarnok, Budapest,1983
Hungarian Scenography, Cult Center, Debrecen,1982
EXHIBITIONS DESIGNED by Piroska É.Kiss:
Wide Angle - 120 years of Hungarian Cinema
Ludwig Museum, Budapest, 2021
Tamás Király. Out of the Box
Ludwig Museum, Budapest, 2019
EXHIBITIONS CURATED by Piroska É.Kiss:
Hungarian Students’ Exhibitions,
Prague Quadriennale, Prague, 2015, 2007, 2003
Hungarian Students’ Exhibitions,
Beijing International Biennale, Central Academy of Drama, Beijing,
2018, 2016, 2011
Hungarian Students’ Exhibitions,
ISDSWE, National Theatre, Beijing, 2012
Ghetto Déjá Vu, 2nd Ghetto Biannale, Port au Prince, Haiti, 2011
Déjá Vu (site-specific installation), HCC, London, 2009
Donáth, É.Kiss, Szegő (stage designers of the Theatre of Kaposvár),
Fényes Adolf Hall, Budapest, 1984
Exhibition of the Theatre of Kaposvár,
Hungarian Scenography, Műcsarnok, Budapest,1983
Exhibition of the Theatre of Kaposvár,
Hungarian Scenography, Cultural Centre of Debrecen, 1982
PUBLICATIONS:
2011: Facial Reconstruction / Ossuary
Semmelweis Kiadó
2001: Kvasz cola után
Teleki László Alapítvány
2000: From America with Love.
Memoirs of an American immigrant in the Soviet Union.
East-European Monographs Series of Columbia University Press.
Memory of the Haitian Revolution, 6th Ghetto Biennale, Port au Prince, 2019
Even Technical Drawing can be Art, Fuga, Budapest
Don Juan, World Stage Design Exhibition, Taipei, 2017
Refugees’ tower, Babel project, Outsider Art Fair,
Metropolitan Pavilon, New York, 2016
Ossuary, Facial Reconstruction, Sopron, Szombathely, Székesfehérvár, 2012, Budapest, 2011
Ghetto Déjá Vu, 2nd Ghetto Biannale, Port au Prince, Haiti, 2011
Missing, National Exhibition, Prague Quadriennale, Prague, 2011
Scenery, Costume, Olaf Palme Exhibition Hall, Budapest, 2010
Déjá Vu (site-specific installation), HCC, London, 2009
Koffer Puzzle, KofferArt, Budapest, 2009
Shanghai Supergun, KofferArt, Budapest, 2009
All the World's a Stage (9 stage designers’ exhibition), IDC Gallery, Budapest, 2004
Cube, National Exhibition, Prague Quadriennale, Prague 2003, Millenáris Exhibition Hall, Budapest 2003
Stage design, Triennale, Novi Sad, 2001
Instead of Stage-setting, stage designers' fine art works
Pataky Cultural Centre, Budapest, 1999
Hungarian Scenography, Várszínház, Budapest 1995,
Centre of Hungarian Culture, Prague, 1995
Donáth, É.Kiss, Szegő (stage designers of the Theatre of Kaposvár), Fényes Adolf Hall, Budapest, 1984
Hungarian Scenography, Műcsarnok, Budapest,1983
Hungarian Scenography, Cult Center, Debrecen,1982
EXHIBITIONS DESIGNED by Piroska É.Kiss:
Wide Angle - 120 years of Hungarian Cinema
Ludwig Museum, Budapest, 2021
Tamás Király. Out of the Box
Ludwig Museum, Budapest, 2019
EXHIBITIONS CURATED by Piroska É.Kiss:
Hungarian Students’ Exhibitions,
Prague Quadriennale, Prague, 2015, 2007, 2003
Hungarian Students’ Exhibitions,
Beijing International Biennale, Central Academy of Drama, Beijing,
2018, 2016, 2011
Hungarian Students’ Exhibitions,
ISDSWE, National Theatre, Beijing, 2012
Ghetto Déjá Vu, 2nd Ghetto Biannale, Port au Prince, Haiti, 2011
Déjá Vu (site-specific installation), HCC, London, 2009
Donáth, É.Kiss, Szegő (stage designers of the Theatre of Kaposvár),
Fényes Adolf Hall, Budapest, 1984
Exhibition of the Theatre of Kaposvár,
Hungarian Scenography, Műcsarnok, Budapest,1983
Exhibition of the Theatre of Kaposvár,
Hungarian Scenography, Cultural Centre of Debrecen, 1982
PUBLICATIONS:
2011: Facial Reconstruction / Ossuary
Semmelweis Kiadó
2001: Kvasz cola után
Teleki László Alapítvány
2000: From America with Love.
Memoirs of an American immigrant in the Soviet Union.
East-European Monographs Series of Columbia University Press.
