Jan Fekete was born 1958 in Slovakia. 1990 Diploma, Academy of fine arts, Munich. Since 1990 lecturer at the Academy of fine arts,
Bratislava. 1994/95 lecturer, Academy of Applied Arts, Vienna. 1996 Asst.Professor at the Academy Bratislava. Hannes Glaser, Born 1948 in Upper
Austria. 1972 Diploma with distinction, Academy of Applied Arts, Vienna. 1981-88 Lecturer at Academy of Applied Arts, Vienna. 1988-91 Extensive study travels to
Asia; 1990-91 West Africa; 1996 USA (photography). 1997 Photo documentation in Ghana. Grants: 1972 Turkey; 1978 Rom; 1993-94 Los Angeles. PAINTING with
Jan Fekete: Free experimentation in painting and painting in nature. Constructive drawing and painting, principles of harmony and disharmony, contemporary
approaches of image creation, definition of surface and space, free interpretations in painting. Acquisition and development of painting techniques and
experimental techniques. PHOTOGRAPHY with Hannes Glaser: free conception of photography offering a large variety of possibilities within
the medium and fostering free artistic creation. Hannes Glaser would like to convey multiple approaches and techniques, employ light as deliberate creative media,
produce atmosphere with filters. In addition to freely choosing the motif, a focus will be set on portrait and landscape photography; the impact will be set on the
reflection of personality and the use of photography as a medium near to life. Leisure programme (* = facultative) Friday *, 13.05., 17
- 20 hrs, wellness programme at the bath oasis of the castle Szidónia (swimming pool, whirlpool, sauna, steam bath, tea specialities = EUR 15) and Dinner at
the castle à la carte. Saturday, 14.05., 17 - 19 hrs, ship travel at the Lake Neusiedl (Hungary and Austria) with following menu in the romantic
house on the water (Menu: goose liver in Tokaj wine, asparagus soup, Deer with wild fruits and rice, crepe Gundel). Sunday *, 17 - 19 hrs, Castle
Esterházy, "the Hungarian Versailles" (entrance EUR 4,40) Also very possible: wild rides through the abundant nature on Hungarian horses or
carriage tours. Fertőrákos: The Hungarian municipality Fertőrákos near Sopron, since 2001 part of the World Cultural
Heritage, is located near the Austrian border, 70 km from Vienna. Fertőrákos has a very interesting historical past and an outstanding cultural
infrastructure, such as a roman quarry with a columned hall that locates a theatre with 740 seats, the Mithras-Sanctuary - a rock chapel established 2000 years ago
by roman border guards -, and a 700 year old castle, the former episcopal see. The inscription into the World Heritage List was decided as this area has been the
meeting place of different cultures for eight millennia. This is graphically demonstrated by its varied landscape, the result of an evolutionary symbiosis between
human activity and the physical environment. The remarkable rural architecture of the villages surrounding the lake and several 18th- and 19th-century palaces adds
to the area's considerable cultural interest. REGISTRATION:
Verein KulturAXE, Caroline Fekete-Kaiser, A-1030 Vienna, Esteplatz 7
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