Rofusz Kinga created the illustrations for the Hungarian edition of French author Jean-Claude Mourlevat’s popular book JAKABAK.
According to the author, they turned out well — “elegant and cool,” as he put it. We think so too!
What’s more, the show features ink drawings, light and playful, quite unlike what we have come to expect from the illustrator.
Venue: Gross Arnold Gallery and Café
1111 Budapest, Bartók Béla út 46.
Date: September 27, 2019, 7 p.m.
The exhibition will be opened by: Ruff Orsi
Readings from the book by: Bognár Gyöngyvér, actress
If you don’t know the book yet, here is its blurb:
If you love goats, banjos and charlatans, insult contests and constantly yawning little dormice, then follow our friend Jakabak on his astonishing journey.
(And if you don’t — come anyway! It’s worth it!)
A true energy-turbo “human” story sparkling with humor, in which we learn a great deal about friendship, love, loneliness and the joy of life.
Further reading on the PRAE website:
Organized by Vivandra Publishing and the Gross Arnold Gallery, as part of the Eleven Ősz (Living Autumn) program.
