University of Theatre and Film Studies, Budapest (HU), Cinematography MA
Marton Perlaki is a visual artist who works primarily in photography.
Perlaki was born in Budapest, Hungary. He is now based in Paris.
University of Theatre and Film Studies, Budapest (HU), Cinematography MA
Bálint György Academy of Journalism, Budapest (HU), graduated as a photo journalist
Soft Corners curated by Borbala Szalai ,Trafo Gallery, Budapest (HU), Solo Exhibition.
Webber Gallery Space, London (UK) Solo Exhibition.
Robert Capa Contemporary Photography Center, Budapest (HU), Solo Exhibition.
Peckham 24 ‘Dancing in Peckham’, in collaboration with Dorottya Vekony, London (UK).
Beyond Fashion, curated by Nathalie Herschdorfer, Hong Kong (HK).
Posturing: Photographing The Body In Fashion, curated by Shonagh Marshall and Holly Hay, London (UK).
FOAM Talent group exhibition Amsterdam (NL), Paris (FR), Brussels (BE), London (UK).
Taylor Wessing Photographic Prize Group Exhibition, National Portrait Gallery, London (UK).
Brancolini Grimaldi Gallery, ‘There is something happening here’ group exhibition, London (UK).
320° Nyaralò Mûvek / COULEUR LOCALE Hungarian contemporary artworks, Siofok (HU).
Photo London, Webber Gallery Space, London (UK).
Unseen Photo Festival, Webber Gallery Space, Amsterdam (NL).
Photo London, Webber Gallery Space, London (UK).
Kieselbach auction house Budapest (HU) group exhibition.
Paul Huff Award, shortlisted
Basic Angles, self published in 2017. Designed by Dorottya Vekony. Text by Judit Hevesi & Marton Perlaki. 20 pages, 297mm × 220mm. Hand stitched with 2 temporary tattoo inserts. Offset printing on recycled paper.
Elemer, published in May 2016 by Loose Joints with a text by Stanley Wolukau-Wanambwa. 102 pages, 54 colour plates, 190mm × 230mm. Section sewn hardcover with coloured boards and silkscreen cover.
Limited edition catalogue produced for hungarian artist Marton Perlaki’s show, Soft Corners, in Trafo Gallery in Budapest in October 2020. The show features large scale drawings, photographs and photograms from the artist’s recent body of work.
Foreword by Borbala Szalai and Jiri Ptacek
Editions of 150
220mm x 265mm
48 pages
published by Oui Non Editions
Frieze Week magazine, text by George Szirtes
Posturing: Photographing The Body In Fashion, London (UK), interview by Shonagh Marshall.
Unseen Magazine, Amsterdam (NL), interview by Maisie Skidmore.
Fotòmûvèszet, Hungarian Photo Biannual, interview by Sandor Bakcsai.
Creative Review Photography Annual, interview by Rachael Steven.
British Journal of Photography, Ones to Watch issue, cover.
Patcharavipa Compendium
Damon Albarn The Nearer The Fountain, More Pure The Stream Flows album artwork
True Photo Journal issue 2 Budapest portfolio, cover.
Commercial portfolio available on request
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