Gábor Heritesz is a Hungarian sculptor. He won the 1998 Munkácsy Mihály Award.
Early life He was born in Budapest in 1948,
Heritesz was taught sculpture by Laborcz Ferenc. He won the prize of the Institute of Public Education in 1977, having spent time studying sculpture on a tour in Bulgaria and Germany.
He became a constructivist sculptor, expressing his art through geometric form. Heritesz participated in the 1987 International Steel Sculpture Workshop and Symposium.
Minimalism characterized his style, and he used many different types of materials such as precious wood, polished steel, brazen, and iron.SCULPTURE and OBJECT XVI. 23.06. – 28 August 2011 Heritesz created new sculptures in Győr Sculptor Workshop and in Tokai Sculptor Workshop.
Works Group exhibitions 2012 KOGART, Budapest 2011 Contemporary Sculptures of the KOGART Contemporary Art Collection, Dom Umenia, Bratislava 1986 III. International Bienniale of statuette, Schwabenlandhalle, Fellbach 1983 Results artistic symposiums, I., statuary, Műcsarnok, Budapest – Gallery of Józsefvárosi, Budapest – Hungarian medal, London
Works in collections Cavellini, Marialaura Marazzi Brescia Communa de Villasimius, Cagliari Franco Dagani, Brescia Gaudens Pedit, Lienz Giuseppe Baldini, Bologna Neue Galerie am Landesmuseum Joanneum, Graz Roland Riz, Bolzano
Public sculptures Metalplastic (1987, Dunaújváros, outdoor sculpture park) II. World War monument (limestone, black granite, 1991, Iregszemcse, Kossuth Square) Naturalness (wood, 1993, Nagyatád, sculpture park)
References
Links biography of Gábor Heritesz