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     Zsofi Varga, Hungarian graphic artist was born in 1974, in Budapest.
               Solo exhibitions (selection):
         2017    Patyolat, Budapest
                     Aba-Novák Gallery, Leányfalu
                     Klebelsberg Kultúrkúria, Budapest
         2016    Melete Gallery, Wien
         2014    Castro Budapest
         2008    University of Nyíregyháza, Hungary
         2007    Duna Gallery, Budapest
                     Lámpás Gallery, Budapest
                     Zemplén Art Festival, Sátoraljaújhely
                     Gallery Reich, Budapest
                     Gallery Horváth Endre, Balassagyarmat, Hungary
         2006    Paris (in cultural festival of Charenton-le-Pont, France)
                     Elméleti Gallery, Debrecen, Hungary
                     Átrium Gallery, Budapest, Hungary
         2005    Budapest Gallery, Hungary
         2004    Gallery IX:, Budapest
         2001    Dob Gallery, Budapest
         1996    Rét Gallery, Budapest
         1992    Wertheim, Germany
         1983    Liget Gallery, Budapest
              Group exhibitions (among many others):
          2016 Kazakhstan, Masters of Hungarian Graphic
         2015 Annaborg, Denmark: Jorgen Willerup and Friends
                  Savannah Art Center, USA: Hungarian Garphic Art
         2010 „The great book of graphic art” – book, collection, conference and series of exhibitions about XXth century graphic art, in Poland, Italy and Hungary
         2009-10 Estampe Europeenne, exhibition about French, Danish, Roumanien and Hungarian contemporary graphic in Paris and several cities of France
         2007 „100 Years of Hungarian Graphic Art”, exhibition and conference, University of Fine Arts,      Budapest
         from 2003: regular exhibitions with the graphic workshop in Hungary and abroad (for ex. in Tallin, Bologna, Milano and other Italian cities, Stuttgart,          Turku, Bucarest etc.)


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                                                                                          bye, Zsofi