gyöngy Laky

101L ALTERATIONS
apple, grapevine, nails, wire, 58" x 68" x 3" 2008
$26,000

97L Globalization IV: Collateral Damage
ash, commercial wood, paint, blue concrete bullets
32”x 97”x 4”, 2005
Call

99L CRADLE TO CRADLE
apple, commercial wood, screws
16 x 30” x 30”, 2007
$17,000

102L ESTUARY
apple, water-based ink,
backer-board screws
35” x 34” x 3.5”, 2007
$12,000
(ON HOLD)

Photo: Ben Blackwell.

Selected collections and exhibition venues:
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, California; Oakland Museum, California; Philadelphia Museum of Art, Pennsylvania; Renwick Gallery, National Museum of American Art, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C; Lausanne, Switzerland, (International Biennials of Tapestry); Savaria Art Museum, Szombathely, Hungary, (International Biennials of Miniature Textiles); Museum of Arts and Design, New York, New York; The Mint Museum of Craft + Design, Charlotte, North Carolina; Royal Institute of British Architects Gallery, Manchester, UK (solo exhibition); Central Museum of Textiles, Lodz, Poland (11th International Triennial of Tapestry); Bellevue Art Museum, Washington (Intertwined: Contemporary Baskets from the Sara and David Lieberman Collection, traveling exhibition); Racine Art Museum, Wisconsin (Basketworks: The Cotsen Contemporary American Basket Collection); Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.; Academy of Art & Design, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China (From Lausanne to Beijing, International Fiber Art Biennial). Fellow: American Craft Council. AWARDS: Gyöngy Laky's work, GO And... has been selected for the Federal Art-in-Embassies Program as part of a two-year exhibition, "Art Across the Atlantic," at NATO Ambassador Ivo Daalder's official residence, Truman Hall, in Brussels.

In June, Type Directors Club (TDC 55) selected Gyöngy Laky's lettering for the New York Times Magazine, "The Green Issue," (April 2008) for a citation, their annual exhibition and Typography 30, This year’s competition saw a total of 1733 entries from 33 countries: of the total, 957 (55%) from the U.S. and 776 (45%) from other countries. Total work selected included 215 from 21 countries.

28L THAT WORD
orchard prunnings, 8’(h) x 4’ x 13’, 1989. , (from 14th Biennale Lausanne. 1989), $75,000

photo by Georg Rehsteiner

Statement:
A fascination with simple, improvisational constructions and architecture, such as scaffolding and fences, has led me to experiment with structures and materials emphasizing linear arrangments. To me, it is like drawing without paper–an exploration of possibilities in physical, three-dimensional linear circumstances.
Gyöngy Laky

100L Q WITH NO A
ash branches, paint,
bullets for building
29” x 25” x 2.5”. 2007
$8,000

Photo: Ben Blackwell.

New York Times Magazine
April 20, 2008
Lettering by Gyöngy Laky
THE GREEN ISSUE: Some Bold Steps to Make Your Carbon Footprint Smaller
pages 45-75

TO SEE MORE LETTERS AND AND A VIDEO INTERVIEW WITH LAKY ON THE NEW YORK TIMES SITE, click here.

American Craft Magazine
April/May 2009
CONSTRUCTING THE UNEXPECTED:Gyöngy Laky
Mija Riedel
pages 6, 14, 54-61

http://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2009/04/17/arts/20090418-sofa-slideshow_7.html
New York Times
April 17, 2009

ART REVIEW
Why Craft Never Was a Four-Letter Word

Catalog #5
LEON NIEHEUS
/ GYÖNGY LAKY
click for more information Catalog #16
GYÖNGY LAKY
/ REBECCA MEDEL
click for more information Catalog #17
10TH WAVE PART 1:
New Baskets and
Freestanding Sculpture
click for more information Catalog #18
10TH WAVE PART II:
New Textiles and
Fiber Wall Art
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Catalog #21
ART OF SUBSTANCE
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Catalog #31
WIRED:
Fiber-Optic Weavings and Wire Sculpture
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Catalog #34
10TH WAVE III:
Art Textileand Fiber Sculpture
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Book #04
Contemporary
International
Basketmaking
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The Art of Basketry
click for more information Book #21
Portfolio Colection
Gyongy Laky
click for more information Book #28
The Grotta House
by Richard Meier
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Video #V09o/VHS
Contemporary Fiber Artist:
GYÖNGY LAKY
click for more information Video #Vc01o
Contemporary American
Fiber Artists:
TEN MAKERS
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To purchase the artwork of Gyöngy Laky
or to obtain information about other available works, contact:
Tom Grotta
browngrotta arts

or telephone
tel: 203-834-0623 or fax: 203-762-5981
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Catalog #5 LEON NIEHEUS / GYÖNGY LAKY click for more information	Catalog #16 GYÖNGY LAKY / REBECCA MEDEL click for more information	Catalog #17 10TH WAVE PART 1: New Baskets and Freestanding Sculpture click for more information	Catalog #18 10TH WAVE PART II: New Textiles and Fiber Wall Art click for more information

Catalog #21 ART OF SUBSTANCE click or more information	Catalog #31 WIRED: Fiber-Optic Weavings and Wire Sculpture click for more information	Catalog #34 10TH WAVE III: Art Textileand Fiber Sculpture click for more information


Book #04 Contemporary International Basketmaking click for more information	Book #07 The Art of Basketry click for more information	Book #21 Portfolio Colection Gyongy Laky click for more information	Book #28 The Grotta House by Richard Meier click for more information

Statement: A fascination with simple, improvisational constructions and architecture, such as scaffolding and fences, has led me to experiment with structures and materials emphasizing linear arrangments. To me, it is like drawing without paper–an exploration of possibilities in physical, three-dimensional linear circumstances. Gyöngy Laky
	100L Q WITH NO A ash branches, paint, bullets for building 29” x 25” x 2.5”. 2007 $8,000 Photo: Ben Blackwell.


Video #V09o/VHS Contemporary Fiber Artist: GYÖNGY LAKY click for more information	Video #Vc01o Contemporary American Fiber Artists: TEN MAKERS click for more information