Géza Perneczky│Post Infinite

The Chimera-Project is a program gallery, established in 2013 in Budapest. The gallery program is built on curated, thematic exhibitions to generate a meaningful discourse in contemporary art around relevant artistic and social topics. Upcoming exhibition is dedicated to the work by Géza Perneczky, the significant figure of Hungarian neo-avant-garde and conceptual art. 
He became known with his conceptual works of photography in the international art scene the post-Fluxus and mail-art movement. His works can also be found in many of famous international collections and domestic institutions  (eg. MoMA, New York, Getty Institute, Centre Pompidou, Wiener Secession, Walker Art Center, Kölner Kunsthalle, Frankfurter Kunstverein, Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, the Museum of Concept Art, San Francisco, Olomouc Museum of Art, in-Out Center, Stempelplaast, Amsterdam, Ludwig Museum, Hungarian National Gallery, Museum of Fine Arts and the National Gallery in Prague etc.). 
There are presenting mostly his conceptual works (graphics, photos) from the period around 1970, which are directly adapted its format to post manner of their distribution. The exhibition does not aim to fully encompass the whole his artwork, but refers to the kaleidoscopic diversity of his creative activities.